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NYT Strands Tips and Answers for Thursday, July 9 (Game #858)

Want a different day? A new NYT Strands puzzle appears every day at midnight for your time zone – which means some people are still playing “today’s game” while others are playing “yesterday’s.” If you’re looking for Wednesday’s puzzle instead then click here: NYT Strands Tips and Answers for Wednesday, July 8 (Game #857). Strands […]

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Tips and answers on the Quordle for Thursday July 9 (game no. 1627)

Want a different day? A new Quordle puzzle appears every day at midnight for your time zone – which means some people are still playing “today’s game” while others are playing “yesterday’s.” If you’re looking for Wednesday’s puzzle instead then click here: Quordle tips and answers for Wednesday July 8 (game #1626). Quordle was one

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I can’t get Netflix to work properly at home, but NASA just sent a 4K video stream from the Moon, thanks to AWS

25 million viewers watch the first ever 4K livestream broadcast from the Moon Transfer speeds of 260 Mbps send video over 250,000 miles AWS GovCloud plays an important role in NASA simulations Amazon Web Services – the largest cloud hyperscaler with a market share equal to the combined share of Microsoft and Google – just

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A Japanese company will continue producing Blu-ray disc players as another iconic company announces the end of an era for physical discs: Buffalo will sell ODDs at higher prices while supplies last.

Buffalo reverses Blu-ray release decision after securing more components Customers face price hikes of 33-51% for remaining inventory of portable drives Manufacturing will eventually cease once the current supply of components is exhausted. Japanese company Buffalo has reversed its decision to stop selling Blu-ray players (via PC Watch), announcing that it will continue to sell

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NYT Connections Tips and Answers for Thursday, July 9 (Thu #1124)

Want a different day? A new NYT Connections puzzle appears every day at midnight for your time zone – which means some people are still playing “today’s game” while others are playing “yesterday’s.” If you’re looking for Wednesday’s puzzle instead then click here: NYT Connections Tips and Answers for Wednesday, July 8 (Thu #1123). Good

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Can’t afford a high-power graphics card? This DIY engineer made his own GPU from 8,192 RISC-V chips

YouTuber bitluni revealed a DIY RISC-V graphics processing unit Builder has a library of insane DIY projects on his YouTube channel RISC-V microcontrollers come from AliExpress YouTuber bitluni has revealed his latest project, which could put all your worries about GPU pricing into context. The German tinkerer, who has built a strong following through his

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X-Men 97 Season 2 Episode 4 Ending Explained: Is It [spoiler] really dead and what this end credits scene means for Wolverine

X-Men 97 Season 2 Episode 4 has landed on Disney+ — and, once you pick your jaw up off the floor, I think you’ll be asking yourself two major questions about where things will go from here. So, if you’re looking for answers after the latest chapter of the Marvel TV series, titled “Rise of

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UK government gives data centers the chance to bypass building regulations and local authority oversight by quickly applying for ‘nationally significant’ status

UK data centers can apply for special ‘nationally significant’ designation under the NSIP program The designation allows new projects to receive direct approval from Whitehall, avoiding local planning and building regulations. Opposition to data centers in the UK has not reached the same levels as in the US, where projects worth billions of dollars have

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‘What’s amazing to me is that this was 3D printed’: Pentagon chief scientist describes future of warfare where projectiles are made of coconut husks and coffee grounds

Pentagon science adviser Joseph Jewell speaks out on the war in Ukraine and the integration of AI and biotechnology marks a paradigm shift in how the US military thinks about future conflicts The Marines recently 3D printed shaped charges from coconut husks and coffee grounds that beat conventional explosives by 25% The Defense Department is

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Still think you can spot the AI? Here’s How to Capture More Convincing AI Images, Deepfakes, and Scams

AI images, videos, and writings were once relatively easy to spot. There were too many fingers, distorted backgrounds, strange and nonsensical text, and other visual artifacts that very quickly betrayed the AI ​​gameplay. Deepfake videos often had delayed lip sync and the AI-generated writing seemed repetitive and formulaic, like reading a clunky LinkedIn post. But

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