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    SDF Public Access Unix System Still Running Since 1987●SDF Public Access Unix System ... est. 1987YhnScienceSpace Policy98just now

    SDF, one of the oldest public access Unix systems, is drawing fresh attention online. Established in 1987, it continues to offer free shell accounts, computing resources and a social community to anyone interested, decades after most similar dial-up-era services disappeared. Commenters are revisiting the system as a rare surviving piece of early internet history that remains actively maintained and open to new users today.

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    Schrödinger's equation marks 100 years of shaping quantum science●100 years ago, Schrödinger’s equation shed light on quantum physics – scientists use it today to fine-tune chemical reactions✉newsSciencePhysics2 min ago

    One hundred years after Erwin Schrödinger formulated his famous equation, physicists and chemists are marking a century of quantum mechanics. The equation describes how quantum systems evolve and remains central to modern science, allowing researchers today to model atoms and molecules precisely and to fine-tune chemical reactions for applications in chemistry and materials research.

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    DeepMind adds watermarks to AI-designed proteins●‘An important piece of the puzzle’: DeepMind watermarks AI proteins✉newsScienceBiologyjust now

    Google DeepMind has introduced a way to watermark proteins designed by its AI systems, which researchers describe as 'an important piece of the puzzle'. The technique embeds identifiable patterns into AI-generated protein structures, helping scientists distinguish synthetic designs from natural ones. The move is seen as a step toward safer, more transparent use of AI in biology and protein engineering.

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    Putin says Russia will not beg for handouts●Putin: "Russia cannot run around the world begging for handouts with an outstretched hand. First, because it is humiliat𝕏xRU2.6K19 min ago

    Vladimir Putin declared that Russia "cannot run around the world begging for handouts with an outstretched hand," calling such dependence humiliating and pointless since, he said, no one would give Russia anything and it does not need aid. He insisted Russia's financial system and economy are doing well. The remark drew wide attention, with critics dismissing it as bravado given sanctions pressure and observers debating the true state of Russia's wartime economy.

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    Decoherence Found to Suppress Quantum Tunneling in Universe Study●Decoherence Suppresses Quantum Tunneling In Universe Study✉newsSciencePhysics2 min ago

    A new study suggests that decoherence—the process by which quantum systems lose coherence through interaction with their environment—suppresses quantum tunneling on cosmological scales. The finding could reshape how physicists model early-universe dynamics, where tunneling played a role in events such as vacuum transitions. Researchers say the work bridges quantum and gravitational physics, though details of the study's methodology and peer review status remain limited.

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    Swedish club GAIS drawing attention●Gais𝕏xSE4 min ago

    GAIS, the Gothenburg-based football club, is being mentioned in Sweden. The club, one of the country's traditional teams, competes in the Swedish league system. No further details about specific matches, transfers or club news were available, so what exactly prompted the current attention remains to be confirmed.

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    New platform connects facility robots with human staff●One platform links cleaning, delivery and reception robots with facility staff✉newsTechnologyRobotics6 min ago

    A new platform has been launched that links cleaning, delivery and reception robots with facility staff through a single system. The unified approach is aimed at making it easier for facility teams to manage different service robots in one place rather than handling each separately. Details on which companies or sites are involved were not given, but the announcement points to growing integration of robots in everyday building operations.

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    ABS challenge overturns ball four to strike one●Ball 4 is overturned to strike 1 after ABS challenge✉newsBusinessLabor14 min ago

    An automated ball-strike challenge in Major League Baseball changed a call from ball four to strike one, flipping the outcome of the at-bat. It is a clear example of the ABS system altering a plate appearance in real time, and a talking point as the technology expands through the league and fans debate whether robot umps are improving accuracy or changing the game's feel.

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