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Wednesday September 17, 2025. 11:10 PM
A House Oversight Committee hearing produced a flood of bizarre claims about cloud seeding, chemtrails, and solar geoengineering. Proven, human-driven changes to the weather were dismissed.
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TL;DR: memoryOS boosts memory recall by up to 70% using fun, proven techniques — a 1-year subscription is $74.99 (MSRP $149.99) for a limited time. We've all been there: blanking on someone's name mid-intro, losing your place during a presentation, or forgetting the...
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TCL is offering deep discounts across its mini LED range, but our favorites are at the top end.
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House of Zen promises 3.5x improvement in inference and 3x uplift in training perf over last-gen software AMD closed the performance gap with Nvidia's Blackwell accelerators with the launch of the MI355X this spring. Now the company just needs to overcome Nvidia's CUDA...
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Microsoft is now prioritizing Anthropic's Claude 4 over OpenAI's GPT-5 in Visual Studio Code's auto model feature, signaling a quiet but clear shift in preference. The Verge reports: 'Based on internal benchmarks, Claude Sonnet 4 is our recommended model for GitHub Copilot,' ...
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It’s 2025, and yes, you can still install and run a modern Linux distribution like Debian through a real hardware terminal. While I have used a terminal with the Pi, I’ve never before used it as a serial console all the way from early boot, and I have never installed...
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The Man Who Sold the Moon is a 1950 novella by Robert A. Heinlein. It's about a businessman, Delos D. Harriman, who is determined to be the first to travel to and control the resources of the Moon. Seventy-five years later, a man really has sold the Moon, or at least part of ...
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An anonymous reader quotes a report from Ars Technica: Like the rest of its Big Tech cadre, Google has spent lavishly on developing generative AI models. Google's AI can clean up your text messages and summarize the web, but the company is constantly looking to prove that...
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Governments worldwide are implementing heat protection laws as 2.4 billion workers face extreme temperature exposure and 19,000 die annually from heat-related workplace injuries, according to a World Health Organization and World Meteorological Organization report. Japan...
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Susan Monarez told a Senate committee that Robert F. Kennedy Jr. demanded she dismiss career officials without cause—and accept vaccine recommendations regardless of whether science backed them up.
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The ability of AI displace humans at various tasks is accelerating quickly, Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei said at an Axios event on Wednesday. From the report: Amodei and others have previously warned of the possibility that up to half of white-collar jobs could be wiped out by ...
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You didn't really trust the crims to keep their word, did you? Spiders don't change their stripes. Despite gang members' recent retirement claims, Scattered Spider hasn't exited the cybercrime business and instead has shifted focus to the financial sector, with a recent...
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A puzzle from More Problematic Recreations, published by Litton Industries in the early 1960s: A truck, when fully loaded, can carry enough fuel to take it half-way across a barren desert. If the truck can return to its starting point as often as is necessary, what is the...
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Underqualified Director of the FBI Kash Patel proves he is unable to withstand scrutiny of any sort. Eric Swalwell, representing California's 14th congressional district, cut through the evasiveness and battered Kash Patel. Patel refused to answer a very simple question:...
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The United States' political and economic future is on shaky ground. A growing number of Americans are thinking about getting out. A recent Harris poll revealed that 52% of Americans surveyed agreed with the statement, 'I could live a higher quality of life living abroad...
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Light pollution now doubles every eight years globally as LED adoption accelerates artificial brightness worldwide. A recent study measured 10% annual growth in light pollution from 2011 to 2022. Northern Chile's Atacama Desert remains one of the few Bortle Scale 1 locations ...
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Carefully crafted response makes no mention of whether DOGE employees duplicated critical database The Social Security Administration (SSA) has disputed a whistleblower's allegations that claimed DOGE made an unauthorized, unsecured copy of a critical database - but it's...
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Monday is set to launch an AI agent builder tool that can automate a range of work management tasks, the company announced at its Elevate conference on Wednesday. The agents don’t just answer questions, they “execute tasks, connect systems, and learn from context,”...
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Crew will have to wait a little longer for science supplies, spares, and 'fun food' NASA has delayed a supply delivery to the International Space Station (ISS) after the engines of Northrop Grumman's Cygnus XL cargo spacecraft did not perform as expected during an...
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The good folks at Sweet Mercies Rescue Ranch have a very important question for you: 'If you only got to hear one bray for the rest of your life, who are you choosing?' I, too, would like to know. First, I need you to go check out all of the contenders, and then I need you...
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