A TinyML model to predict the Lithium Ion battery's life cycle within shorter time using Edge Impulse.

Run your private LoRaWAN The Things Stack network server on a Raspberry Pi with balena.

November is shorthand for wet, cold, and messy weather for most of the country, and this year’s version starts this week. Rain sweeps from the Midwest to the Northeast, pushed by a cold front dropping 3-5 inches of white stuff across the upper Great Plains.

If your parents need a gift soon, the 2022 Old Farmer’s Almanac is out and ready to fascinate your father who will read things out loud to aggravate your mother. The prediction for this winter is “A Season of Shivers,” which sounds good for Halloween but lousy for a long winter.

“May you live in interesting times,” the famous Chinese curse, seems painfully appropriate now. Apple’s been all over the news with new hardware and software, just as Microsoft Windows finally crawls from Win10 to Win11.

Some people will go anywhere to avoid email, like the four who just returned from two days in orbit.

Run your private LoRaWAN The Things Stack network server on a Raspberry Pi with balena.

One resource that continues to grow and multiply is billionaires with “interesting” ideas. Go to space, like Bezos, Branson, and Musk? Old hat. Own a basketball team? Go, Steve-o. Floating city? Peter Thiel is outside your jurisdiction. Build a $400 billion city in the desert?

Learn how to use machine learning on a Raspberry Pi in a remote environment (complete with cellular connectivity and solar power!).

If it’s on 60 Minutes, we must believe it, right? If so, get ready, because predictions for the next two years all trend up, way up, like seven percent growth.