How Charged Water Drops Induce Corrosion

Generally, we do not look at the gentle patter of raindrops on a surface with much concern, but according to a study by [Zhongyuan Ni] et al. in Nature, we should probably regard these droplets with a little scrutiny for their corrosion potential. What they found is...

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Hackaday Links: September 6, 2026

Yesterday, Isar Aerospace secured its place in the history books when the upper stage of their Spectrum rocket put a payload of CubeSats into low Earth orbit (LEO). Not only does this make them the first European company to achieve such a feat, but it also marks the...

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AI Agents May Be the Workload DBOS Was Waiting For

The practical path for DBOS may not be replacing Linux. It may be becoming the durable runtime inside the isolated environments we are already building for AI agents. I have been thinking about Michael Stonebraker's DBOS idea again because AI agents make an old...

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AI Personalization and the Illusion of Consumer Choice

The most successful piece of digital marketing infrastructure ever created may be a brightly coloured button labelled "Accept All". It asks no difficult questions. It does not explain what the system will infer about you six months from now. It certainly does not...

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