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That’s all the tech news that’s trending right now. Right now, Azure is only sourcing post-industrial plastic, but it’s hoping to integrate post-consumer plastic into its future houses. The demo units also look much livelier and more modern than those made of concrete, featuring transparent sidewalls, and multi-tone, smooth panels.
In using discarded plastic, Azure says that its dwellings can be made 30 per cent cheaper and 70 per cent faster than conventional methods. Azure, the Los-Angeles based startup is using recycled plastic to 3D print prefab homes. Deleting cookies frequently also helps.Ī startup is turning recycled plastic into houses. To protect themselves, tech publication eSecurity Planet recommends disabling the built-in password-saving functions without a master password. Then there are the tried-and-true phishing attacks still prevalent in the industry. Because popular browsers store cookie settings in a specific file location on the user’s device, the attacks to extract them can be scripted. The markets for cloning web sessions or spoofing logins are on the rise, which are attracting unscrupulous actors. In the latest development in the cat and mouse cybersecurity game, hackers are stealing cookie sessions to bypass multi-factor authentication. The Kensho will debut at six restaurants in Tel Aviv, Israel, and is expected to cost the same as a conventional AC unit. There is a catch, however, and that is the nitrogen would need to be replaced every seven to 10 days, essentially turning it into a subscription. And because there are no electrical parts, it’s completely silent. Not only does Kensho cut down on energy use, but the only byproduct is just nitrogen, which makes up around 70 per cent of outdoor air. Instead, it relies on the pressure generated when nitrogen converts from its liquid to gas state. The unit produces a gentle breeze at -10C without using a fan. The Kensho, developed and patented in Israel, uses liquid nitrogen to keep the room cool. One company has created an air conditioner that uses no electricity.
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It’s not yet clear if the subscription for full self-driving will also receive a proportional price increase. Any Tesla vehicle with FSD computer 3.0 or above is eligible for the upgrade, which will unlock features like advanced active guidance and assisted driving. As Engadget noted, the company will honour the current $12,000 price if the order has already been made. The news was announced by Tesla CEO Elon Musk on Twitter, who’s still entwined with legal issues in the acquisition of the social media platform. Tesla is increasing the upfront cost of its full self-driving feature to $15,000, a $3,000 increase over the previous price. It’s Monday, August 22, and I’m your host, Tom Li. That’s all the tech news that’s trending right now, welcome to Hashtag Trending. Tesla is increasing the cost of its full self-driving (FSD) feature, a new type of air conditioner cools without using electricity, and hackers are eyeing cookie sessions to trick multi-factor authentication.
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