JETLAG RADIO 495 | BENKYO RADIO 495

• The gas prices are too damn high [Protocol]

• Protocol Radio 502 by Nicky Romero (Ultra Miami Special) [Protocol Radio]

• Scoop: Progressives build massive, cloaked online powerhouse [AXIOS]

• BBC News went off air in Afghanistan. The organization said its TV partners were ordered by the Taliban to take down international broadcasts. [Quartz] I ask Elon Musk to please make Starlink satellite internet available in Afghanistan.

• Emergency Google Chrome update fixes zero-day used in attacks [TechMeme]

• The Supreme Court rules that Joe Biden is commander-in-chief. Three justices dissent. [Recode]

• Want to know when the pandemic will be over? Computer science may have the answer [TheNextWeb]

• Want to know when the pandemic will be over? Computer science may have the answer [TheNextWeb]

• The Long Island Iced Tea Is Having a Moment? [Punch Drink]

• The Surprising Reason Public Goods Became a Huge Success — The DTC company, known for its minimal brand markup, nearly failed before it could launch. [Inc.]

• We need more lithium for EV batteries. Geothermal plants could be a source [Fast Company]

• Participate and build on Avalanche with Coinbase Cloud [Medium] #Coinbase

• What Is Machine Learning, and How Can It Help With Content Marketing? [Entrepreneur]

• Russia Is Facing a Tech Worker Exodus — With founders and developers scrambling for the exit, the Russian tech scene is taking a major hit. [WIRED]

• LaMDA: our breakthrough conversation technology [Google Blog]

• Auto-generated Summaries in Google Docs [Google AI Blog]

• Sound Systems — A history of music notation. (from the Music issue) [Lapham’s Quarterly]

• NASA’s Perseverance rover begins dash to martian delta [Astronomy Magazine]

• Accessible Technology Means Including Everyone – Here’s How To Build It [Salesforce 360 Blog]

• SAP & Coldplay announce a first-of-its-kind app — To minimize environmental impact, SAP and Coldplay created an immersive tour app to encourage fans to choose low carbon transport to Music Of The Spheres World Tour shows – and embrace sustainability. [SAP]

What’s up, everybody! Here are JETLAG RADIO 495 & BENKYO RADIO 495.

I got to travel to nearby Portland, Oregon recently to visit my future in-laws and enjoyed witnessing the Mountains/Hills on the horizon. Everything was great about that week except for one neighborhood that gave up some bad vibes (evidently it was near a KKK stronghold). Thankfully I had my cup of coffee. with me, and S.F. + (redacted) does not hurt either. The situation in Ukraine did not help my anxiety. Thankfully there is a stalemate and Russia will have to admit to stop the situation to avoid full-blown war with the United States. I’m sure you’ve seen the Battlefield 2042 trailer. In the virtual world that’s fine, but in real-life, nobody wants that. Thanks in advance.

Until Next Time!

JETLAG RADIO 494 | BENKYO RADIO 494

• 10 Great Plugins For $10: — Celebrate Plugin Boutique’s 10 Year Anniversary [beatportal]

• Universal Audio teases Spark, “the next chapter of UAD”, but what is it? [Computer Music]

• Fabric Resident Anna Wall Releases Ambient Album, ‘Missing Moments’: Listen [DJ Mag]

• Amnesia Announces Opening Party Date and Line-Up [Mixmag]

• Kid Cudi announces directorial debut on Netflix, ‘Teddy’ [Dancing Astronaut]

• FINAL DAY OF ULTRA 2022: Watch The Sunday Live Stream Here w/ Special Guest Headliner [Your EDM]

• Grammy-Nominated Artists Take Us Behind the Scenes of Their Albums [EDM]

• Swedish Rave Maker Ken Bauer Release Banger, ‘I Just Wanna Rave’ [EDM Sauce]

• Omega, Miami, And A Whole Bunch Of New Watches [HODINKEE Radio]

• Democratic Republic of Congo — Violence and sense of impunity force stop to lifesaving care [MSF]

• Power play: The new age of energy and security [The Economist]

• Ukraine’s mayors are leading from the front [1843 magazine]

• Leading an Exhausted Workforce [Harvard Business Review]

• Coda star and Oscar nominee inspires deaf children to dream big [BBC News]

• China Crash Mystery Grows as Evidence Signals Midair Breakup [Bloomberg]

• Costs of going unvaccinated in America are mounting for workers and companies [Reuters] #COVID19 #VaccinesSaveLives

• Egypt, Algeria seal narrow wins in Qatar World Cup qualifiers [AL-Jazeera News]

• Madeleine Albright was the First “Most Powerful Woman” in U.S. History [The New Yorker]

• Ketanji Brown Jackson Is Qualified For The Job. So The GOP Went After Her Blackness. [Huffington Post]

• The QAnon Dog Whistle at the SCOTUS Confirmation Hearings [The Atlantic]

• Can You Measure The Mystery Planet? [FiveThirtyEight]

• Go read former Tesla employees’ experiences with racism in their own words [The Verge]

• Why well-qualified medical school graduates can’t get jobs — despite doctor shortages [Vox]

• SpaceX, Northrop Grumman to resupply the ISS through 2026 [TechCrunch]

• A locked-in man has been able to communicate in sentences by thought alone [MIT Technology Review]

• Bernie Sanders wants a 95% tax on big corporations' pandemic-era profits to bring down rising prices [Insider]

• Mark your calendar! SAP Sapphire Virtual is coming May 10-12.

  Learn how SAP customers and partners are tackling the toughest business challenges, and discover how technology can help build a better, more sustainable world.

  Discover #SAPSapphire ➡ URL Get notified when registration opens 🔔 URL [LinkedIn] #SAP

• As Covid precautions fall away across US, some experts advise against ‘wishful thinking’ [The Guardian] #COVID19 #VaccinesSaveLives

• Live Updates: Biden Is Set to Meet With Poland’s Leader and Ukrainian Refugees [The New York Times]

• Starbucks Union Notches Another Victory With Eighth Store [Huffington Post]

• ‘I’m Not Talking About Racism. I’m Talking About Decency.’ — Cory Booker reflects on his emotional speech in support of Ketanji Brown Jackson. [The Atlantic] #BlackLivesMatter #BLM

• Americans Broadly Want The Senate To Confirm Ketanji Brown Jackson To The Supreme Court [FiveThirtyEight]

• Opinion: Justice Thomas’s wife is a political extremist. This is now a problem for the court. [The Washington Post]

• En Afghanistan, collégiennes et lycéennes privées d’enseignement par les talibans [Le Monde]

• Apple might be working on an affordable, 15-inch MacBook [Mashable]

• Exxon Considering Expanding Bitcoin Mining Pilot to 4 Countries: Report [VICE News]

• Biden Administration Drafting Order to Invoke Defense Production Act for Green Energy Storage Technology [The Intercept_]

• The weird, wondrous world of seahorses [National Geographic]

• 'King Richard' is a quintessential Will Smith movie, 30 years in the making [NPR]

• Colorado wildfire forces evacuation orders for 19,000 people - [CapRadioNews]

• Sous différents prétextes (terrorisme, crise sanitaire…), les libertés publiques régressent en France et en Europe : usage excessif des pouvoirs de police, surveillance généralisée, fichage, etc. Face à cette spirale répressive, les contre-pouvoirs (justice, médias) sont trop souvent complices ou impuissants. Cela n’empêche pas des citoyens et des associations d’organiser la riposte. [Le Monde diplomatique]

• Will Pakistan’s Inflation Crisis Bring Down Imran Khan? [Foreign Policy] is Democracy possible in Pakistan? Yes it is.

• What If Russia Makes a Deal? — How to End a War That No One Is Likely to Win [Foreign Affairs] #Ukraine

• President Moon’s Legacy: Boosted Arms Exports for South Korea [The Diplomat]

• What a Math Party Game Tells Us About Graph Theory [Quanta magazine]

• Voici FASER 🤩Cette expérience commencera à rechercher des particules légères à interaction extrêmement faible pendant le troisième période d'exploitation du #LHC. En savoir plus sur cette nouvelle expérience: [CERN_FR]

• NASA to Host Axiom Mission 1 Flight Readiness Media Teleconference [NASA]

• Ukraine conflict: INTERPOL deploys team to Moldova [INTERPOL]

• Gen. Charles G. Boyd, Former POW, Dies at 83 [Air Force Magazine] The endurance of American POWs in Vietnam is “a testimony to the individual spirit,” Boyd said.

• Electrify America Stations Will Repurpose Old VW EV Batteries For Energy Storage [MOTORTREND]

What’s up, everybody! Here are JETLAG RADIO 494 & BENKYO RADIO 494.

Can’t believe it’s almost the month of April! Be sure to read books on my BookClub for the month of March and talk amongst yourselves!

PSA: If you’re at ULTRA MUSIC FESTIVAL weekend, have fun, just be safe, and don’t accept pills from strangers, you don’t want to accidentally eat Fentanyl and not come home. Thanks in advance.

Until Next Time!

JETLAG RADIO 493 | BENKYO RADIO 493

• Google Fiber employees have voted to unionize [Protocol]

• Protocol Radio 501 by Nicky Romero (PRR501) [Nicky Romero]

• The US FCC adds Kaspersky Lab, China Telecom Americas, and China Mobile International USA to its national security threat list, barring them from its USF funds [TechMeme]

• Ice shelf collapses in East Antarctica for first time [AXIOS]

• 🔌 A charged moment. With US gas prices crossing $4 a gallon, there’s never been a better time to consider an EV: It’s now three times more expensive to fill a combustion engine car’s gas tank than it is to charge an electric car at home. [Quartz]

• How the laws of physics could prevent AI from gaining sentience [TheNextWeb]

• Haven’t We Told Julia Child’s Story Enough? [Eater]

• How This Entrepreneur Had the Audacity to Take On the Giants of the Self-Driving Car Business — What Cruise founder Kyle Vogt lacked in industry experience, he made up for in resilience and creativity. [Inc.]

• How Steve Wilhite created GIF, the graphics format that ate the world [Fast Company]

• Elon Musk’s Rich Life Is a Friggin Nightmare (He Tears up Explaining It) [Medium]

• The Road to Happiness Isn't What You Think It Is [Entrepreneur]

• Omega and Swatch’s $260 MoonSwatch Looks Out of This World [WIRED]

• The Check Up: helping people live healthier lives [Google Blog]

• Auto-generated Summaries in Google Docs [Google AI Blog]

• Amateur rocketry burns brighter than ever in Oregon's high desert [Astronomy Magazine]

• How I Supercharged My Return to the Workforce With Trailhead [Salesforce 360 Blog]

• Germany’s $120 Billion Software Giant SAP Says It Stopped Working With Russian Banks. Ukraine Demands It Do More [Forbes] #SAP

What’s up, everybody! Here are JETLAG RADIO 493 & BENKYO RADIO 493.

As you know, in ‘93, Wu-Tang started. They have a wonderful story. I’ve been watching them on Hulu, and I’m almost done with season 2. While those of you who don’t listen to them think they’re just gangsters, they actually make great music, and “Wu-Tang is for the Children” is truly real. Their music is inspiring, and everybody can relate to the old days when we walked into a music store and look through the Cassettes and CDs, looking for their favorite artists.

All my favorite DJs have told me that while they love that their fans can listen to their music around the world on streaming devices, they only receive a few pennies, if that, per play.

Therefore, I am asking Tim Cook to revolutionize music again. Tell fans that if they buy an album on iTunes, it automatically comes with an NFT that is directly connected to that artist for that particular album.

Same with the bald dude from Spotify. Under each album, still make it free for pro subscribers, but make an option to pay $5 or $10 for an album and receive an NFT. That NFT will be valuable in a few months or in a few years, just like a collector’s item.

I love my favorite musicians and I want to support them.

Just like when I spent thousands of dollars on MP3s on Beatport from 2005-2010.

Let’s revolutionize everything again. Steve Aoki told us he made more money selling one NFT than from streaming sales for like the past 5 years. Something is clearly not correct, and we all need to rectify it. Let’s help our favorite musicians. As always, please visit them performing when they come to your local city.

Until Next Time!

JETLAG RADIO 492 | BENKYO RADIO 492

• The Librarian’s Latest EP is a “Love Letter to Nightlife” [beatportal]

• It looks like Behringer’s free DAW will come with free VST synth plugins that integrate with their hardware counterparts [Computer Music]

• How to play synth solos like Jan Hammer [Future Music]

• Inside the UK Afro house renaissance [DJ Mag]

• Movie Magic: Weird and Wonderful Techniques used to Create Your Favorite Sound Effects [MIxmag]

• Two of dance music’s most storied producers collaborate for the first time—stream Martin Garrix and Zedd’s ‘Follow’ [Dancing Astronaut]

• ULTRA RETURNS! Watch The Friday 2022 Live Stream Here [Your EDM]

• 10 Can’t-Miss Performances at ULTRA MUSIC FESTIVAL 2022 [EDM]

• Madeaux Releases “Something Real” Ahead Of New Album [EDM Sauce]

• Nexo — NFT Lending and High Yield Savings [Modern Finance]

• Introducing We're Ready To Talk About The Omega x Swatch MoonSwatch [HODINKEE]

• Helping kids to beat TB in Tajikistan [MSF]

• For all America’s success in helping Ukraine, hard times lie ahead [The Economist]

• Exodus: the four kinds of Ukrainian refugee [1843 magazine]

• How to Manage a Job Offer When You’re Still Interviewing Elsewhere [Harvard Business Review]

• Demoralized Russian troops ‘could be encircled’ [BBC News]

• Stock Traders Brace for a Chaotic Reopening to Russia’s Market [Bloomberg]

• Moderna to seek regulatory approval for COVID shot for very young children [Reuters]

• Poland expels ’45 Russian spies pretending to be diplomats’ [AL-Jazeera News]

• What We Can Learn About The Universe From Just One Galaxy [The New Yorker]

• The Halo show is nothing like the games, and that’s why it’s good [The Verge]

• Car dealers are charging buyers more because that’s capitalism, baby — Car dealers are charging way over sticker price — and consumers are paying. [Vox]

• TechCrunch debuts ‘Chain Reaction,’ a new podcast about the wild world of web3 [TechCrunch]

• The secret police: Inside the app Minnesota police used to collect data on journalists at protests [MIT Technology Review]

• Moscow insiders describe panic, frustration, and shame as Russia gets cut off from the global economy [Insider]

• #G7 leaders reaffirmed their strong unity and commitment to continue working together to address the gravest threat to Euro-Atlantic security in decades.

  Organized by Germany, and hosted at #NATO headquarters in Brussels, the meeting came on the back of the #NATOSummit which took place earlier on Thursday [URL] [LinkedIn] #NATO

• Republicans turn Ketanji Brown Jackson hearing into a political circus [The Guardian]

• Pushes to Eject Russia From G20 [The New York Times]

• 4 Afghan Women Describe How Life Has Changed Under Taliban Rule [Huffington Post]

• Putin Doesn’t Realize How Much Warfare Has Changed [The Atlantic]

• Where Did The Big Ten's March Magic Go? [FiveThirtyEight]

• Opinion: Democrats are kicking rural America to the curb. Again. [The Washington Post]

• Lutte contre le trafic de drogue : un bilan du quinquennat Macron en trompe-l’œil [Le Monde] Policemen & Policewomen need to focus less on weed and more on other crimes. It’s long overdue in France. There’s not enough manpower for more serious crimes.

• Nicolas Cage is playing Dracula, and Twitter is ecstatic [Mashable]

• USPS Decides Electric Trucks Are Good, Actually [Motherboard, TECH by VICE]

• Why Aren’t We Hearing More Calls for Diplomacy to End War in Ukraine? [The Intercept]

• Top Trips for Wildlife Lovers [National Geographic]

• Alex Jones again fails to show up for a deposition in the Sandy Hook case against him [NPR]

• California coronavirus updates: Teachers strike in Sacramento highlights staffing issues affecting schools across the country [CapRadioNews]

• Effets d’aubaine [Le Monde diplomatique]

• The US-Japan Alliance: The Bedrock of Peace and Stability in a Volatile World [Foreign Policy]

• India’s Leaderless Opposition — The bad news is that India’s opposition still does not have a face; the good news is it has two years to sort that out. [The Diplomat]

• Brain Chemical Helps Signal to Neurons When to Start a Movement [Quanta magazine]

• #ThrowbackThursday en 1967 avec une machine mesurant les traces laissées par les particules dans les chambres à bulle. Cet instrument de mesure IEP était relié en ligne à un ordinateur CDC 3100. — Plus sur les ordinateurs au CERN dans les années 60 : [CERN_FR]

• NASA Delivers on Making Gate to Gate Flights More Efficient [NASA]

• Human trafficking is a multi-billion-dollar form of international organized crime, constituting modern-day slavery. [INTERPOL]

• DOD Gives Services More Options for Measuring Body Composition [Air Force Magazine]

• New Acura Integra Reservations Massively Tilted to One Transmission [MOTORTREND]

What’s up, everybody! Here are JETLAG RADIO 492 & BENKYO RADIO 492.

The situation in Ukraine continues to be alarming, but I’m somewhat baffled by the double standard. People have been suffering for about 74 years in Palestine, and nobody gave a shit (because it does not have Oil) meanwhile, within 2-3 weeks in Ukraine, and the entire planet is outpouring support. Please be more vocal about other refugees. The amount of worldwide care for Ukraine so quickly simply because they “look Christian and blue-eyes” makes us look extremely bad in the rest of the world. I mean, we’re doing everything in our power for Ukraine right now, donating billions, while millions of poor Americans, let’s be frank, African-Americans and other minorities don’t have money to put gas in their car, who could use another stimulus check, and have you seen all of this?

I’d like to remind you all, while it’s true, I do have access to a ridiculous super powerful supercomputer, it does not come with a bank account. I’m still doing this blog and my podcasts, but no one has given me a check yet. So please remember my Instagram post about Atlanta TV show with Spider-man: “It’s that time of the night where everybody is waiting for that next Mixtape but no one wants to pay for it, I see how it is.” I’m serious. I have given you my Bitcoin link and Ethereum (iamzaki.eth) URL. Support me. Elon Musk is a Billionaire. I am not. I live paycheck to paycheck. You know how Spider-man is a superhero but can’t even pay his bills? There you go. My username on Robinhood is “iamzaki.” Working for free is slavery. 4 of my podcasts (MU/OMEGA/DISCO/BETA) levels are at #65, and will remain that way until I receive funds or a salary position.

Until Next Time!

JETLAG RADIO 491 | BENKYO RADIO 491

• The Slackification of Salesforce [Protocol]

• As we all well know by now, the past few years have sadly not been full of festivals and clubshows. Things are looking better right now though, so let’s make 2022 a year full of joy, happiness and lots of dancing! Check my tour dates below, and hope to see you soon! Love, Nicky [Nicky Romero]

• Doctors often use Google Translate to talk with non-English speaking patients, but researchers say inaccurate results are common and can lead to serious errors [TechMeme]

• In Gaza, Palestinians with Ukraine ties watching with empathy as Russian attack continues [PBS]

• The rise in wages for low-income Americans is no match for the rise in US gas prices [Quartz]

• The neon shortage is a bad sign — Russia’s war against Ukraine has ramifications for the chips that power all sorts of tech. [Recode]

• How an AI brain with only one neuron could surpass humans [TheNextWeb]

• What a Surge in Union Organizing Means for Food and Farm Workers [Eater]

• Here's How to Get Employees to Come Back to the Office, Even If They've Moved Away - Some companies may want employees to come back to the physical office, but getting them to do it happily can be delicate--particularly if employees have moved away. [Inc.]

• Here’s why your LinkedIn feed looks so different these days [Fast Company]

• The Night Sky Should Be As Bright as the Sun. Why Isn’t It? [Medium]

• New Episode of 'Going Public': Does Anything Compare to In-Person Meetings? [Entrepreneur]

• Which MacBook Should You Buy? [WIRED]

• This Week in Tech 867 — [TWIT]

• Basketball and brackets: a March love story [Google Blog]

• Offline Optimization for Architecting Hardware Accelerators [Google AI Blog]

• 101 Must-See Cosmic Objects: The Rosette Nebula [Astronomy Magazine]

• Hybrid Work Could Be Hurting Your Inclusion Efforts – Here’s How You Can Tell [Salesforce 360 Blog]

• SAP Sapphire (VIRTUAL) — May 10-12 [SAP]

What’s up, everybody! Here are JETLAG RADIO 491 & BENKYO RADIO 491.

A huge congratulations to Wayne Rooney, who was introduced in the Premier League Hall of Fame. #GoUNITED! #MUFC

Please enjoy this DJ mix broadcast from Markus Schulz doing his tribute to Ukraine.

Until Next Time!

JETLAG RADIO 490 | BENKYO RADIO 490

• Six Emerging Acts On Our Radar: March 2022 [beatportal]

• James Blake partners with Endel to release an adaptive soundscape that promises to improve your sleep [Computer Music]

• Tom Middleton’s new wellness album is designed to reduce your anxiety and help you sleep [Future Music]

• Amelie Lens’ Exhale Records Release Fundraising Compilation for Ukrainian Aid [DJ Mag]

• In Session: ANNA — From slam to sound healing: ANNA delves deep into the frequencies of the psyche and provides us with an original mix of techno tones [Mixmag]

• Le Youth delivers lead single from debut LP—stream ‘Lighthouse’ [Dancing Astronaut]

• Rich Furniss Shines Again On Latest Disco House Single, “Game On” [Your EDM]

• He’s Back: Hardwell Confirmed to Close Out Ultra Music Festival 2022 After 4-Year Hiatus [EDM.com]

• Ailow And FAME Sounds Collab On Newest, Deep, Heavy Handed Club Banger [EDM Sauce]

• Weekend Edition On Its Tenth Anniversary, We're Diving Into The Tudor Black Bay [HODINKEE]

• Staff in major Kyiv hospital receive training for potential increase in casualties [MSF]

• Russia’s war is creating corporate winners and losers [The Economist]

• “They don’t want Putin to lose, because that would be a win for America”—China’s calculus on Ukraine [The Economist Podcasts]

• Fixing Data Overload in Health Care [Harvard Business Review]

• Russia's state TV hit by stream of resignations [BBC News]

• U.S. Is Sending Dive-Bombing Switchblade Drones to Ukraine [Bloomberg]

• U.N. Security Council to vote Friday on Russia move on Ukraine [Reuters]

• We need to remember the crisis in Yemen is not over [AL-Jazeera News]

• Why the School Wars Still Rage — From evolution to anti-racism, parents and progressives have clashed for a century over who gets to tell our origin stories. [The New Yorker]

• Google I/O takes place May 11th and 12th, and it will be fully available online [The Verge]

• The Stop Asian Hate movement is at a crossroads [Vox]

• BMW’s CTO on electrification and supply chain issues [TechCrunch]

• The online volunteers hunting for war crimes in Ukraine [MIT Technology Review]

• Review: Meet BMW's sporty new electric sedan, the i4 M50. It's a great choice for first-time EV buyers. [Insider]

• Dans le sillage de l'initiative Scale-Up Europe, l'initiative qui favorise l'émergence de scale-up en Europe, la Mission French Tech a participé à l'événement organisé par France Angels « Start-up to Scale-up in Europe: The Role of Business Angels » ! 📌 Les investissements européens sont clés pour la croissance des start-up de la #frenchtech et pour construire des géants européens. Récapitulatif des tables rondes et des intervenants ici ➡️ URL #ScaleUpEurope 🇪🇺 [LinkedIn] #LaFrenchTech

• Dentist found guilty of damaging patients’ teeth to boost profits [The Guardian]

• Michelle Yeoh’s Quantum Leaps [The New York Times]

• The Taliban’s ‘Cleaning Operation’ Is Terrifying Afghans Left Behind By The U.S. [Huffington Post]

• Vladimir Putin Has Fallen Into the Dictator Trap [The Atlantic]

• The Top-Seeded Men's Teams That Could Bust Your Bracket [FiveThirtyEight]

• Stop buying from these companies. They’re funding Putin’s war. [The Washington Post]

• Ligue des champions : face à Chelsea, la marche était trop haute pour Lille [Le Monde]

• How to get your kid into mindfulness [Mashable]

• Hackers Provide Livestream of Dozens of Cameras Inside Russia [VICE News]

• As U.S. Focuses on Ukraine, Yemen Starves [The Intercept_]

• Allergy season is about to get worse [National Geographic]

• Moderna seeks approval for second COVID-19 booster shot for adults [NPR]

• Stephon Clark's family is still seeking justice four years later [CapRadioNews]

• En Corse, « il y a un éléphant dans le salon » [Le Monde diplomatique]

• Six Things NATO Can Do to Help Ukraine Right Now [Foreign Policy]

• The Dangers of Putin’s Paranoia — Why Isolation Encourages Escalation [Foreign Affairs]

• Japan, ASEAN and the Importance of Grassroots Diplomacy [The Diplomat]

• An Antimatter Experiment Shows Surprises Near Absolute Zero [Quanta magazine]

• Un nouveau binôme de scientifiques du CERN s'attaque aux boîtes mystère.

  La physicienne Dorota Grabowska et l’ingénieur Alberto Di Meglio ont repris l’enquête en utilisant leurs cinq sens et ont identifié une odeur… — Regardez la vidéo entière ici: [CERN_FR]

• Hubble Sees the Eye of a Colorful Galaxy [NASA]

• INTERPOL trains the next generation of police leaders [INTERPOL] to combat Jewish cartels and the “MAFIA-OPERATING-SUPER-SYSTEM-AD-VERTISING” (MOSSAD)

• New Head Skunk for Lockheed Martin [Air Force Magazine] you can read news about the SR-72 (Son of Blackbird) on The National Interest magazine.

• Power Hungry BMW M3 Build Gets Japanese and Domestic Upgrades [MOTORTREND]

What’s up, everybody! Here are JETLAG RADIO 490 & BENKYO RADIO 490.

Aren’t you tired of these gas prices? This shit is ridiculous. It’s imperative that OPEC along with ExxonMobile, etc reduces the price at the pump since they have received record profits. People are getting upset at Biden when they should be upset at these Billionaire and Millionaire CEOs who reap all the profits, and can easily find ways to bring the price of gas back to $3-4/gallon. #gasprices

The State Department is doing everything in their power to calm the situation in Ukraine, as Putin continues to be isolated. Russia might need regime-change. We cannot have an adversary who threatens the nuclear option and bring us back to a new Cold War. Let’s be reasonable. #NuclearDeterrence

There is a new game about Harry Potter coming out soon on Playstation! The books are also on my bookclub over the next couple of months. Enjoy! #HarryPotter

Until Next Time!

JETLAG RADIO 489 | BENKYO RADIO 489

• Microsoft overhauls its partner program with a distinct focus on Azure [Protocol]

• Check out my Twitch channel for my monthly live A&R sessions ‘demo:drop’, or watch the music bar, games, or other interactive streams! [Nicky Romero]

• Sources: Google has struck a deal to acquire Raxium, a five-year-old startup that makes microLED components for AR and VR displays [TechMeme]

• DHS offering temporary protection and work permits to Afghans in U.S. [AXIOS]

• Russia and Ukraine got closer to a deal. Both sides made optimistic remarks about a cease-fire after the latest round of talks. US markets were buoyed by the indications of progress. [Quartz]

• The surprising link between Covid-19 deaths and ... internet access [Recode]

• There’s a tiny star spraying antimatter all over the Milky Way — should we be worried? [TheNextWeb]

• Rising Gas Prices Could Force Food Banks to Scale Back Their Critically Important Work [Eater]

• Inspiring Achievement - Presented by vari [Inc.]

• This startup is using video games to treat health conditions [Fast Company]

• Night Coffee plays by different rules [Medium] #Webcomic (Rstevens)

• A deepfake video of Volodymyr Zelenskyy circulates on social networks and this is what you need to know [Entrepreneur]

• 7 Great Deals to Get You Through the Workweek [WIRED]

• FLOSS Weekly 672 [TWiT]

• Let’s get personal: Adaptive learning tech and education [Google Blog]

• Multimodal Bottleneck Transformer (MBT): A New Model for Modality Fusion [Google AI Blog]

What’s up, everybody! Here are JETLAG RADIO 489 & BENKYO RADIO 489.

I’ve discussed Lambda Calculus before, here is another video from Computerphile which may describe it better. #LambdaCalculus

Until Next Time!

JETLAG RADIO 488 | BENKYO RADIO 488

• Legendary French DJ and producer Kittin digs deep into Beatport’s back catalogues for her Playlist of the Week. [beatportal]

• 6 ways to get more out of Logic Pro [Computer Music]

• How to finish an EP in 30 days: Week 3 - creating an arrangement [Future Music]

• A Disco Ball Emoji is Finally Available on Apple [DJ Mag]

• New Music NFT Platform TokenTraxx Allows Fans to Become Stakeholders of the Artists They Love [Mixmag]

• Above & Beyond score first film documentary [Dancing Astronaut]

• Showtek Talk Surviving the Pandemic, New Music, Artist Growth and Personal Moves [Interview] [Your EDM]

• Programmer Creates One-Of-A-Kind Daft Punk “World Clock” [EDM.com]

• Giorgio Gee & Noize Generation Collab On Techy New Bop “Complicated” [EDM Sauce]

• Point/Counterpoint Display Casebacks Should Only Be Used When There's Something To Display [HODINKEE]

• Humanitarian aid urgently needed for thousands of displaced people from Agok [MSF]

• Russia’s armed forces are suffering substantial losses in Ukraine [The Economist]

• “It’s a strange mood, but people in Kyiv have got used to it”—on the ground in a stricken Kyiv [The Economist Podcasts]

• In Light of Russia Sanctions, Consider Your Conditions for Doing Business in Other Countries [Harvard Business Review]

• Ukraine war: Protester exposes cracks in Kremlin's war message [BBC News]

• The Global Fight Over Chips Is Only Going to Get Worse [Bloomberg]

• Peace talks more 'realistic', says Ukraine president; Biden to visit NATO [Reuters]

• Pakistan PM lauds UN for International Day to Combat Islamophobia [AL-Jazeera News]

• The Endgame of the Oligarch Who Owns Chelsea [The New Yorker]

• Ms. Marvel’s first trailer teases a cosmic take on Kamala Khan [The Verge]

• The constitutional problem with Florida’s “Don’t Say Gay” bill [Vox]

• Infrastructure bill could promote lean construction via data capture [TechCrunch]

• The Download: China just reported its biggest one-day covid case increase yet [MIT Technology Review]

• Google employees say new return to office plans are being applied unevenly, with some banned from remote work while others get special treatment [Insider]

• The #GlobalRemixChallenge returns with Tiësto and Ava Max's ‘The Motto’ and a massive prize package totaling over $14,000 divided between four winning producers! [LinkedIn] #BEATPORT

• Ancient tombs and sarcophagus unearthed beneath Paris’ Notre Dame [The Guardian] Hot-Damn!

• 106 Years, 4 Weeks, 1 Wreck: How Shackleton’s Ship Was Found [The New York Times]

• UFO Expert 'Absolutely Floored' By Revelation From Obama Library [Huffington Post]

• How to Time Your Second Booster [The Atlantic]

• The Men’s NCAA Tournament Will Feature Plenty Of Fresh Faces On The Sidelines [FiveThirtyEight]

• Opinion: Chinese ambassador: Where we stand on Ukraine [The Washington Post]

• « Comment gagner la guerre en Ukraine sans la faire » [Le Monde]

• Volvo brings fast EV charging to Starbucks locations [Mashable]

• Ukrainians Are Getting Across the US-Mexico Border. But Russians Fleeing Putin Are Not. [VICE News]

• Peter Daszak Answers Critics and Defends Coronavirus Research [The Intercept_]

• Secrets of Harriet Tubman’s life are being revealed 100 years later [National Geographic]

• U.N. says military violence in Myanmar may be 'crimes against humanity' [NPR]

• American River College president received racist threats from a former student, officials say [CapRadioNews]

• En Irak et en Syrie, les civils sont les premières victimes des bombardements [Le Monde diplomatique]

• Zelensky Makes His Case to Congress [Foreign Policy]

• Xi Jinping Is in Trouble — How Russia’s Botched War in Ukraine Hurts China [Foreign Affairs]

• The Philippines’ False Nostalgia for Authoritarian Rule [The Diplomat]

• Machine Learning Reimagines the Building Blocks of Computing [Quanta magazine]

• [Press Update] #ASACUSA sees surprising behavior of hybrid matter–#antimatter atoms in superfluid helium Find out more: [CERN_FR]

• NASA’s Webb Reaches Alignment Milestone, Optics Working Successfully [NASA]

• Latin America: Nine of the region’s most wanted fugitives arrested in global operation [INTERPOL]

• Watch, Read: Future ISR Will Include AI for Faster Decision-Making [Air Force Magazine]

• Turn Down For What? Nissan GT-R Deemed Too Loud for Europe [MOTORTREND]

What’s up, everybody! Here are JETLAG RADIO 488 & BENKYO RADIO 488.

The following post is mostly redacted but I’ll get right to the point. 83 days before Trump was elected president in 2016, I had Bubble Tea at Quickly with __________ in Folsom, CA. In the parking lot, was an unknown driver of a White Ferrari 488 Italia with his lights on, while the two of us were inside having a conversation. In metaphor, he is an Espada. He must be found. He must be arrested. The FBI, including Mueller’s team has a lot of questions for him. I will not rest until he is found and arrested, and for making my life a living nightmare. Yes, that does mean the sheer magnitude of the Trump mafia investigation is even bigger than one has anticipated.

I’d like to point out that if Trump’s actions the other year against Biden’s son Hunter about Ukraine involved Trump preparing Putin for his war the following year, Former President or not, Trump is eligible to get the (electric) chair for this. We uphold the Constitution of the United States against all enemies, FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC.

Until Next Time!

JETLAG RADIO 487 | BENKYO RADIO 487

• Vince Staples Calls Out Record Labels for Capitalizing on Violence & Dead Rappers [HipHopDX]

• VIDEO: Sean Paul Ft. PIA MIA “How We Do It” [RapRadar]

• Azealia Banks Calls Kanye West a “Blind Dumb Deaf Mascot’ for Selling $200 Stem Player [XXL]

• Cassandra Jenkins: Abbey Road Amplify x Pitchfork London Sessions [Pitchfork}

• Mavis Staples & Levon Helm – “You Got To Move” [Stereogum]

• Latest Tracks [Hype Machine]

• How to read a tech company climate plan [Protocol]

• Kickstart [Nicky Romero]

• Google says Steam launched in Alpha “on select Chromebooks for users to try”; code changes showed earlier that it will work only on high-performance Chromebooks [TechMeme]

• The iTunes single has never been so unpopular [Quartz]

• Social media is full of confused people wondering why they weren’t notified of calls and why it seems as though everyone’s messages are silenced. [Recode]

• We ranked the new iOS 15.4 features from best to worst [TheNextWeb]

• SXSW 2022: Where to Eat in Austin [Eater]

• The Idea for This Coffee Brand Came to Him in an Instant. A Do-or-Die Moment Made It the Midwest's No. 1 Private Company [Inc.]

• The metaverse is just an idea, but Adobe says it’s time to prep for it [Fast Company]

• How to Transform DevOps Technology to Achieve DevSecOps [Medium]

• False heiress Anna Sorokin, whose case inspired a successful Netflix series, will be deported to Germany [Entrepreneur]

• It’s Like GPT-3 but for Code—Fun, Fast, and Full of Flaws [WIRED]

• Drive with Christina Aguilera this March [Waze Blog]

• How the James Webb Space Telescope began its voyage to the edge of time [Astronomy Magazine]

• Are Remote Workers Better for Corporate Net Zero Efforts – Or Worse? [Salesforce 360 Blog]

• RISE with SAP | The Road Ahead [SAP]

What’s up, everybody! Here are JETLAG RADIO 487 & BENKYO RADIO 487.

FRONTLINE PBS has a new special documentary on the War in Ukraine. Please watch. Thank you.

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JETLAG RADIO 486 | BENKYO RADIO 486

• Michael Lawson catches up with Cinthie, the Berlin-based dance music stalwart who is enjoying a creative renaissance. [beatportal]

• Apple updates Logic Pro, MainStage and GarageBand: spatial audio head tracking for AirPods and Mac Studio optimization are among the new features [Computer Music]

• How to finish an EP in 30 days: week 2 - generating ideas [Future Music]

• Vintage Culture: changing the game [DJ Mag]

• Kavinsky: “I Want People to Talk to Me About Something Other Than ‘Nightcall’ Now” [Mixmag]

• Dillon Francis and VINNE team up for new house cut on Revealed Recordings, ‘Once Again’ [Dancing Astronaut]

• The Cat Dealers Bring Their Debut Cat House Sessions Show to Miami For Miami Music Week [Your EDM]

• Calvin Harris, Kygo to Headline Life is Beautiful 2022: See the Full Lineup [EDM.com]

• LUM!X Brings The Heat To Eurovision Song Contest With New Single, ‘Halo’ [EDM Sauce]

• Auctions Phillips Announces Thematic Auction For The Royal Oak's 50th Anniversary [HODINKEE]

• Measles poses deadly risk for malnourished children in Afghanistan [MSF]

• The return of the crowded office [The Economist]

• “I’ll stay until Putin’s dead or the war is over”: the Americans fighting for Ukraine [1843 magazine]

• DEI Isn’t Enough; Companies Need Anti-Racist Leadership [Harvard Business Review]

• Why has the Syrian war lasted 11 years? [BBC News]

• The War in Ukraine Prompts the Kindness of Strangers [Bloomberg Opinion]

• U.S. carriers lean on 'unparalleled' travel demand to counter higher fuel costs [Reuters]

• From Kyiv to Kabul: The blessings of civilization [AL-Jazeera News]

• How Putin’s Invasion of Ukraine Upended Germany [The New Yorker]

• Google Stadia is subtly reinventing itself to attract new games and gamers [The Verge]

• What happened the last time high gas prices dominated US politics [Vox]

• Germany warns against using Kaspersky software, citing ‘considerable’ cyber risk after Russia’s invasion [TechCrunch]

• The Download: Russia is spreading misinformation about chemical weapons in Ukraine [MIT Technology Review]

• Elon Musk challenged Putin to single combat over Ukraine [Insider]

• #ColdResponse22 is a long-planned, defensive exercise bringing together thousands of troops from #NATO Allies and partners, testing their ability to work together in cold weather conditions across #Norway – on land, in the air and at sea [LinkedIn] #NATO

• ‘It’s the right thing to do’: the 300,000 volunteer hackers coming together to fight Russia [The Guardian]

• How Life as a Trucker Devolved Into a Dystopian Nightmare [The New York Times]

• Suns of Anarchy: Senate Votes to Make Daylight Saving Time Permanent [Huffington Post]

• Putin’s Nuclear Threats Are a Wake-Up Call for the World [The Atlantic]

• The Favorites To Watch And Upsets To Pick In The 2022 Men’s NCAA Tournament [FiveThirtyEight]

• Opinion: Biden has the perfect answer to those calling for him to do ‘more’ on Ukraine: No World War III. [The Washington Post]

• « Grand Theft Auto » : vingt-cinq ans de polémique [Le Monde]

• There's now an official 'Downton Abbey' rewatch podcast [Mashable]

• Culture Warriors Are Very Upset About the Sweet and Inoffensive ‘Turning Red’ [VICE News]

• Anti-War Protester Interrupts Live News Broadcast on Russian State TV [The Intercept_]

• How to grocery shop to help the environment [National Geographic]

• Without sending troops, the U.S. wages 'hybrid warfare' against Russia [NPR]

• UC Davis researchers are using ultrasounds to help endangered abalone spawn [CapRadioNews]

• Pouvoir d’achat, emploi… Faut-il craindre l’inflation ? [Le Monde diplomatique]

• ‘Nowhere to Turn to’: U.S. Forces Closure of Afghan Embassy [Foreign Policy]

• International Law Goes to War in Ukraine — The Legal Pushback to Russia’s Invasion [Foreign Affairs]

• War in Ukraine and Taiwan’s ‘Like-Minded Diplomacy’ in Europe [The Diplomat]

• Machine Learning Reimagines the Building Blocks of Computing [Quanta magazine]

• #LeSaviezVous : le Grand Collisionneur de Hadrons (LHC) est plus froid que l'espace intersidéral! Les aimants du #LHC fonctionnent à -271.3 °C... Mais comment atteindre cette température ? Voici une recette simple pour refroidir le LHC ⬇️[CERN_FR]

• Tiny Star Unleashes Gargantuan Beam of Matter and Antimatter [NASA]

• INTERPOL launches center against financial crime and corruption [INTERPOL] (this is very important to combat the MAFIA-OPERATING-SUPER-SYSTEM-AD-VERTISING (MOSSAD)

• Glass Ceilings — America may be on the verge of promoting its first woman to lead a military service. The Air Force has the inside track. [Air Force Magazine]

• Ford Expands Deal With VW To Include a New Sporty Crossover EV [MOTORTREND]

What’s up, everybody! Here are JETLAG RADIO 486 & BENKYO RADIO 486.

Please enjoy this video from LGR of himself building a 486 DOS PC!

Until Next Time!