Новости за 21.09.2016

The Facebook founder and his wife, a pediatrician, say they will invest $3 billion to cure all diseases in our children's lifetimes. The post Zuckerberg and Chan Promise $3 Billion to Cure Every Disease appeared first on WIRED.

In theory, anti-neutrinos are a perfect fingerprint for nuclear reactor activity, a spoof-proof method that doesn’t require inspections or satellite spying. The post The Quest to Build a Portable Anti-Neutrino Detector for Nukes appeared first on WIRED.

We're now down to four contenders. The post New Contenders Join Mozilla's Grand Experiment in Logo Design appeared first on WIRED.

Twitter says government requests of user account information are up 2.1 percent. The post Government Requests For Twitter Info Keep Growing appeared first on WIRED.

Presidential politics is not a game. But Clinton's campaign says treating the election a little more like Candy Crush is already snagging more support. The post Clinton's App Is Trouncing Trump's in Pretty Much Every Way appeared first on WIRED.

The new documentary brings to light even more about the eccentric millionaire's time in Belize. Watch a clip from the doc here. The post Gringo Digs Deep into John McAfee's Heart of Darkness appeared first on WIRED.

With elections a few weeks away, government officials and lawmakers are debating whether to classify voting systems as critical infrastructure. The post As Elections Loom, Officials Debate How to Protect Voting From Hackers appeared first on WIRED.

If the SEC gets the goods on Exxon, its sanctions could affect the way publicly-traded companies account for the costs of climate change. The post The Government's Top Financial Regulator Is Investigating ExxonMobil appeared first on WIRED.

Although the game is three years old, it remains popular and has of late appeared in everything from magazines to promotional videos to fashion shows. The post Why the World Can't Quit Dots, the Brilliantly Designed Non-Game appeared first on WIRED.

A surprising number of physicists and astronomers and STEM professionals compete in long, hard, miserable athletic endeavors like ultramarathons. Why? The post What Gives With So Many Hard Scientists Being Hard-Core Endurance Runners? appeared first on WIRED.

That huge solar array you see flying over Nevada is even more amazing from the ground. The post The Burning Beauty of Solar Energy in the Nevada Desert appeared first on WIRED.

The new Panamera deserves your respect, if not your love. The post Review: 2017 Porsche Panamera appeared first on WIRED.

Hillary Clinton is everything that Silicon Valley has been fighting against since Al Gore invented the Internet. The post Gary Johnson: WIRED Should Have Endorsed Me for President appeared first on WIRED.

Nikon's latest isn't a 360 camera or an action camera. It's both. The post Nikon's KeyMission 360-Degree Action Cam Takes Aim at Tomorrow appeared first on WIRED.

Google's new messaging app is an easy way to chat your friends. It's also a rough, sometimes ugly first look at how much more messaging could be. The post Google Allo: The Super-Smart Future of Messaging Is Kind of an Idiot Sometimes appeared first on WIRED.

The best jobs are staying in the US. The post Ignore Trump: Ford's Move to Mexico Is Good for US Workers appeared first on WIRED.