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Thursday September 26, 2024. 07:22 PM
When a typhoon hit this amusement park, the park's costumed characters went haywire in this hilariously chaotic video. A person wearing a full-body duck costume starts running full speed to get out of the rain, and the head of the duck begins flopping around as if the bird's ...
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Never has a smile looked as painful as the one slapped on NYC Mayor Eric Adams' face as he tried to brave relentless heckling in front of a crowd this morning. After five federal charges related to 'bribery, fraud, and soliciting illegal foreign campaign donations' became...
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AI coding assistant Tabnine has added two AI agents that integrate with the Atlassian Jira project management platform, one for generating code from requirements outlined in Jira issues and one for validating code for those requirements. Unveiled September 24, the two...
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A Spanish biotech company sees the carbon material as a way to power the brain-computer interfaces of the future.
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Construction slated to begin next year at site of failed BritishVolt plant US investment giant Blackstone is plowing £10 billion ($13.4 billion) into a massive AI datacenter project located in northeast England, British Prime Minister Keir Starmer announced on Wednesday.…
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Samsung has unveiled its highly anticipated Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra and Galaxy Tab S10+. Both devices feature stunning Dynamic AMOLED 2X displays, with the Tab S10 Ultra offering a massive 14.6-inch screen and the Tab S10+ boasting a 12.4-inch screen. These displays provide...
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Unhappy that she is no longer relevant, Republican clown Georgia congressperson Marjorie Taylor Greene takes issue with the government staying open. Greene is once again attacking MAGA Mike Johnson for not upending the country and shutting down the government over a voting...
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California Governor Gavin Newsom has signed a law (AB 2426) to combat 'disappearing' purchases of digital games, movies, music, and ebooks. The legislation will force digital storefronts to tell customers they're just getting a license to use the digital media, rather than...
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The internet is, by its very nature, ephemeral. Sites shut down, and it's as if they never existed. The Internet Archive began backing up the web in 1996 as part of its mission to provide 'Universal Access to All Knowledge.' — Read the rest The post Wayback Machine integr...
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Behold the Hotwheels Sisyphus, the only species of Chinese ground spider in the genus Hotwheels. Researchers Bo Liu and Feng Zhang from Hebei University recently described the spider in an article published in January 2024 in Zookeys, titled Hotwheels gen. — Read the...
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Holy cow! HBO's return to making good video game adaptations looks as fantastic and terrifying as possible. Video games have some of the best storytelling, and as they've become more and more cinematic, it only makes sense that someone could make a good television show or...
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Amazon is to refresh its budget lineup of Kindles, and the most important thing to know is that they'll now come in Matcha Green–a vast improvement on the standard model's Agave Green. The Kindle Basic features a 6-inch e-paper display with a resolution of 300 PPI. —...
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An anonymous reader shares a report: Google Maps is reeling in business pages engaging in fake reviews, and highlighting such activity to its users. Google will now impose restrictions against business profiles that violate the search giant's Fake Engagement policy, such as...
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Root cause identified, but it's taken the better part of a year After what has felt like an eternity, Intel reckons it has finally identified why its 13th and 14th Gen Core series desktop processors have been so unstable.…
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Version 17 of the PostgreSQL database has been released. This release of PostgreSQL adds significant overall performance gains, including an overhauled memory management implementation for vacuum, optimizations to storage access and improvements for high concurrency...
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Amazon CEO Andy Jassy last week announced that the company’s more than 350,000 office workers will be required to work in the office five days a week by default. Jassy’s reasoning: ​​the move will result in better work. But a new survey conducted by Blind, a forum ...
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When Chris Hoffman reviewed the Dell Inspiron 14 Plus earlier this year, he liked the Snapdragon-based laptop a lot… but he also thought it was too pricey at $1,100. “Wait for a sale on this one,” he wrote. Well, that sale is now here: Best Buy is selling the Inspiron...
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In an interview with radio host Hugh Hewitt, Fox News anchor Brett Baier revealed that he believed Kamala Harris would agree to debate the former president on the channel but that the former president is now hesitant. He is, quote, the 'Hold-up.' — Read the rest The post...
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Intel has released microcode update 0x12B for its 13th and 14th generation Core processors, addressing persistent stability issues stemming from voltage irregularities. The update targets a specific clock tree circuit within the CPU's IA core that was causing elevated...
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The Tor Project protects user privacy and anonymity on the network. Tails is a portable operating system that does so in the software. The two projects are merging, writes Pavel Zonaff, who hails the move as the 'natural outcome of the Tor Project and Tails' shared history...
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