Author: Pudgy Cat

A New Clue to Brain Drainage: What the MRI Study Actually Shows

A small MRI and tissue study identified clues to fluid clearance near the middle meningeal artery. The evidence is indirect, with no proven treatment benefit.

How to Run AI Locally on Your Computer: A Practical 2026 Guide

Run a small AI model locally with Ollama or LM Studio. A practical guide to memory, model choices, offline use, privacy and realistic trade-offs.

Artemis II Just Broke Apollo 13’s Distance Record—Nearly 56 Years Later

Artemis II reached 252,756 miles from Earth. How its lunar flyby differs from Apollo 13, and what comes next as the crew prepares to return.

USB Dead Drops: The Art Project That Put File Sharing in City Walls

The history of Aram Bartholl’s USB Dead Drops, their place in digital art, and why an unknown drive is not safe to connect to your computer.

OpenAI, Anthropic and Google Are Reportedly Sharing Notes on AI Distillation

AI rivals are reportedly coordinating against unauthorized distillation. What Anthropic alleges, how the technique works, and why permission matters.

Artemis II’s Space Toilet Had Trouble on Day One. The Story Did Not End There.

Orion’s toilet brought an ordinary problem to a lunar mission. What was reported during the flight, and why the plumbing matters.

Utah’s Psychiatric AI Pilot Is About Refills, With Defined Limits

What Utah permits in Legion Health’s psychiatric prescription-renewal pilot, where clinicians remain involved and which safety questions remain open.

Someone Stole 413,793 KitKats. The Internet Supplied the Punchlines.

A stolen shipment of 413,793 KitKats became an online joke—and a batch-code tracker. What was reported, what was funny, and what remains unknown.

The Voyager Golden Record: What NASA Chose to Represent All of Humanity

The Voyager Golden Record carries music, greetings, images, and a remarkable love story. How Earth made a mixtape for an unknown audience.

There Is a Skeleton at the Bottom of a Roman Well in Frankfurt. Next to It, a Bronze Goddess.

A Roman sanctuary beneath modern Frankfurt holds gods, ritual deposits, and a human skeleton. Researchers are investigating what happened at Nida.