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- A 330 MW data center wanted to buy a farm, switch off the irrigation, and drink the difference — California's most powerful irrigation district said no, so it sued [28d]
- Quordle hints and answers for Wednesday, July 29 (game #1647) [28d]
- NYT Strands hints and answers for Wednesday, July 29 (game #878) [28d]
- NYT Connections hints and answers for Wednesday, July 29 (game #1144) [28d]
- Quote of the day by Bill Gates: 'There's nothing on the iPad I look at and say, 'Oh, I wish Microsoft had done it'' — downplaying Apple's foray into tablets [28d]
- 50-year-old A-10 Thunderbolt II Warthog gets reprieve as BRRRRT act keeps it alive after Iran showdown [28d]
- Today I learned the CIA hid a home movie camera inside a Xerox machine — and trained a real repairman to steal the film right in front of the KGB [28d]
- I took a deep dive into the future of robot vacuums — here's what the biggest brands have cooking, from from E.T.-style limbs to full humanoid home helpers [28d]
- Ukraine has used its own indigenous Tomahawk-lite guided jet bombs on targets 125 miles away [28d]
- Meta smart glasses were the best tech I took on my honeymoon, but privacy concerns kept them from being as frictionless as I wished they could be [28d]
- The Galaxy Z Fold 8 is the modern-day wild Nokia phone and may finally put foldables on the map — but how much credit will Samsung get for this enchanting design once the iPhone Ultra arrives [28d]
- Meta drops major climate pledge after a decade of membership, says it is still committed to renewable energy [28d]
- This Plugable portable monitor fixed my single-screen workflow — but one cable rule almost ruined everything for me [28d]
- ‘What we're really fighting is people scripting computers to generate thousands of songs and uploading them in batches to overwhelm, flood and replace’: Deezer's Head of Research on that industry-leading AI-filter — and why we need it now more than ever [28d]
- I pitched Chuck Lorre a plan for how Stuart Fails to Save the Universe can retcon The Big Bang Theory and Young Sheldon's biggest mistake — and he's seriously considering it [28d]
- Nvidia launches Open Secure AI Alliance — but there's no room for OpenAI, Anthropic or Google [29d]
- I gave ChatGPT my entire bookshelf — and it became the world’s most personalized librarian [29d]
- Brave1 and the open source future of war [29d]
- 'They will renew your subscription even if you turn off the auto-renewal' — Which VPN has the most price complaints on the Play Store? [29d]
- 'I want Racemate to be the second screen': Infobip is helping TGR Haas to fund Formula 1 car development through an entirely new kind of fan engagement [29d]
- I'm worried that Windows 11 will slowly turn into a subscription-based OS, and AI agents will be to blame — here's why [29d]
- 'If I feel guilty taking a device off, that's a warning sign': How fitness trackers made me — and others like me — obsessed with over-optimization [29d]
- ‘Those two jobs need different physics’: Rebellions CEO says training and inference need different chips [29d]
- College students face strict campus Wi-Fi blocks, but people are getting round it with this tool [29d]
- Shadow AI is actually the symptom: here's how to treat the cause [29d]
- AMD's Helios beats Nvidia on memory at rack level and on compute — only if you count it at the GPU level [29d]
- Why Europe cannot let the AI sovereignty ship sail [29d]
- A bard, a sorceress, a witcher? Find out which character from The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt you are [29d]
- Data centers, power and how to be a winner in the AI Boom [29d]
- "We’re not hiding how things work, we’re expressing it" — I sat down with Jake Dyson to talk radical product design, and why your favorite vacuum and hair dryer look like nothing else on the planet [29d]
- 'People should have the choice to buy games in the format that suits them best': top G2A executive supports push for physical game preservation, as Sony and Rockstar look to a disk-free future [29d]
- I think the Surface Laptop for Business might be the smartest and most effective work device Microsoft has ever produced — but I'm most enamored with this one key privacy feature [29d]
- I travelled across time in Square Enix’s all-new HD-2D adventure, and loved its swashbuckling combat — but it isn't an instant classic for these key reasons [29d]
- "Vibe-coding a landing page from scratch is completely pointless": How will vibe coding really impact the future of website building? [29d]
- How far has iPhone photography come in 10 years? I compared the iPhone 7 and iPhone Air — and the results speak for themselves [29d]
- A turning point for Saas: Not SaaSpocalypse, but an opportunity to differentiate [29d]
- From apprehension to AI agency: the leadership shift no one can outsource [29d]
- How Large Action Models are reshaping CX [29d]
- What is the release date for Stuart Fails to Save the Universe episode 2 on HBO Max? [29d]
- China's up to 100x cost advantage is reshaping the AI race [29d]
- Quantum is coming: What every board needs to do now [29d]
- Customer engagement in B2B sales - the future is agentic [29d]
- One of the best wired headphones makers launches new ‘pro’ cans that are way cheaper than I expected — Beyerdynamic’s latest on-ears are lightweight, neutral and seem like a steal [29d]
- The changing face of technology innovation [29d]
- 16 products keeping my kids entertained whilst I work from home this summer – and half are less than £20 [29d]
- Forget Garmin and Apple — this five-star fitness watch will have you smashing your PBs for under AU$160 [29d]
- Samsung's 9100 Pro 2TB SSD has dropped to AU$434 at Amazon, but you have less than a day left to grab it [29d]
- Ukraine claims drone 'costing a few thousand dollars' obliterated a $50m Russian Buk-M3 AA missile launcher system in seconds [29d]
- Elon Musk's age of abundance is an AI pipe dream soaked in snake oil, and I've about had it [29d]
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