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Bob Mumgaard

The energy entrepreneur talks about the state of science innovation in the U.S.

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Aviv Regev

The biotech executive talks about how we are currently at an inflection point in biomedical science and how frustration can be a good thing

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Valve’s $1,049 Steam Machine Faces a Memory Crisis

The newly launched Steam Machine from Valve starts at a hefty $1,049, and the price is not dropping anytime soon. 💾

A worsening global memory crisis is driving up the cost of RAM and storage chips—the essential parts that keep your games running fast.

Despite this high entry barrier, the console-like PC is doing surprisingly well, selling between 12,000 and 15,000 units every week.


Another interesting detail is the game selection. You do not need to wait for special releases. There are zero exclusive games planned. Instead, Valve is treating the entire PC catalog as the launch lineup, giving you instant access to thousands of games. 🕹️

To put this in perspective, a standard gaming console costs about half as much, but it locks you into a single, closed library.

Paying over a grand for a gaming rig is a tough pill to swallow, but having your entire library ready on your TV is incredibly convenient.

Valve proved that gamers value freedom over cheap hardware.


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Deadly Proteins Behind Mad Cow Disease Might Help Us Fight Superbugs

The same prions responsible for mad cow disease and other deadly brain disorders could contain fragments that can treat drug-resistant bacteria, new research suggests.

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Apple and Google purge AI 'nudify' apps

Apple and Google have started removing AI-powered 'nudify' applications from their platforms following pressure from the European Commission. These tech giants are finally taking action to curb the spread of deepfake pornography.

These apps use artificial intelligence to digitally remove clothing from photos of real people without their permission. They previously slipped past standard moderation by hiding their true function from store reviewers.

The European Commission intervened after legal groups argued that the digital storefronts were actively facilitating non-consensual content. This move forces a shift in how app stores police software that crosses ethical lines.

It took a legal firestorm to stop these tools from being sold like standard utility software.


How did these apps manage to pass initial security checks for so long?

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I ended up using the Huion Note E Android tablet a lot more than I thought I would

Huion just introduced the Note E, which is an Android 15 tablet with a battery-free stylus and a paper-like display. I liked it more than I thought I would.

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Traditional advertising is dead, says the marketer who cut Mastercard's ad budget by 70%

Former Mastercard CMO Raja Rajamannar says consumers are tuning out ads and that marketers must focus on creativity, experiences, and human connection.

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Apple releases iOS 27 and macOS Golden Gate betas

Apple just launched the first public betas for iOS 27 and macOS Golden Gate, which bring over 30 performance improvements to your devices. 🚀

These updates are designed to make your daily experience smoother and more responsive. You can now test these features yourself before the final versions arrive for everyone later this year.

One of the biggest additions is a new recovery screen for iPhone that you can trigger manually if things go wrong.


Think of this as a "safe mode" for your phone. If your device ever gets stuck or refuses to boot up, you can now force it into a special menu to fix software glitches yourself instead of rushing to a repair shop. It is a practical feature that gives you more control over your own hardware.

Your phone just got a built-in safety net.


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Pitt’s record growth reshapes Oakland with new dorms, more students

Pitt’s biggest class ever reshapes Oakland, with new dorms at Fifth and Ruskin, expanded housing and long range plans for more on campus beds

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Xbox strategy update

Xbox executives recently clarified that the upcoming Gears of War: E-Day is just one part of their wider plan. This strategy impacts long-awaited titles like Fallout 5, which currently lack clear platform details. They aren't focused solely on single-player titles.

They want a mix of game types for their fans. Still, players are frustrated by the lack of clarity regarding other major series.

The ongoing silence on high-profile projects leaves a major gap in understanding which consoles will actually get to play the biggest hits.


It is a wait-and-see game for now.

A clear roadmap is just as valuable as a good game.


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New York’s 2026 primaries are here. Who’s on the ballot?

New York voters will decide who the nominees will be in several high-profile races. In one race, a member of the Kennedy family is among the Democratic candidates.

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The Flat Curve Society

Hi-ho, we’ve reached the moment, in this movie we’re all watching together on X, where model intelligence has become dangerous. Dario…

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Critical flaw discovered in NGINX software

A serious security vulnerability, specifically CVE-2026-42533, has been found in NGINX. This flaw allows unauthorized attackers to remotely crash the web server's worker processes or potentially execute their own code by sending a crafted HTTP request.

This critical NGINX vulnerability works by exploiting how the server interprets incoming traffic. It effectively lets an outsider bypass authentication, which is essentially like someone having a key to your digital front door. F5 has already released security patches to address this. If you manage a server, applying this update is essential to protect your infrastructure from being taken over.

This incident is far more dangerous than a standard bug fix or a routine update that improves minor system efficiency. A patch here is a critical line of defense for the entire network.

Security infrastructure management demands persistent focus, even when you would prefer to be doing anything else.
Do not delay your update.


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How to Think like Antoni Gaudi – Turning Nature Into a Design System

How to Think like Antoni Gaudi – Turning Nature Into a Design SystemHow does an architect collaborate with gravity? What happens when a building’s support system is designed to branch and spread weight just like a forest...

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Vivo launches X300 E with a 7,200mAh battery
Vivo has just pulled back the curtain on the X300 E, a new smartphone that ships with a massive 7,200mAh battery.

This capacity is a significant step up from the industry standard, which usually hovers around 5,000mAh for modern flagships. A battery this large is designed to keep the phone running for days rather than hours, helping you avoid hunting for a wall outlet constantly. To round out the hardware, the device features a triple rear camera setup equipped with Zeiss optics. Zeiss is a renowned German manufacturer known for high-quality camera lenses, often used in professional photography gear.

The device will officially go on sale in China on July 27, and pre-orders are already active. Compared to the competition, which frequently relies on smaller power cells, this hardware choice is clearly prioritizing long-lasting use. 🚀🔥

Is this finally the end of battery anxiety for heavy users?


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What to know about Tuesday’s primary elections in Maryland, Utah, New York

Redistricting will be central to Democratic primaries in Utah and Maryland while South Carolina faces Republican run-off.

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⚡️ #JUST_IN Russian intelligence targets 1 million European IP cameras

Russian intelligence has compromised over one million internet-connected IP cameras across Europe and Ukraine, turning everyday security devices into surveillance tools.

These hijacked feeds are being used to track sensitive military logistics, weapon shipments, and troop movements in the conflict zone. This massive security breach highlights how millions of home cameras act as easy targets for state-level operations.

Most of these devices are installed once and forgotten, often left with factory-default passwords. Unlike dedicated military-grade surveillance systems that receive constant security monitoring, common domestic gadgets are rarely updated, leaving them wide open to automated scanning tools.

Your front-door camera might be the enemy’s best scout.


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More than the Score

The venue for the 2026 World Cup final isn't without its critics

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Unwanted Software on LG UltraGear Monitors 🛑

In a new issue reported by LG UltraGear OLED owners running Windows 11, the monitors are installing unwanted software without permission. This includes the LG Monitor App Installer and McAfee antivirus.

This software does not just sit there quietly. It runs every time you start your computer and forces unwanted adverts onto your screen. Users across community forums have expressed significant frustration, as this behavior effectively turns a premium piece of hardware into an ad-delivery platform. Many buyers purchased these displays for gaming, not to deal with third-party security software that impacts system performance.

Most other manufacturers provide software as an optional download on their website, leaving the choice to install entirely with the owner. LG is essentially forcing a promotional partnership onto their customers' systems without any opt-in process.

You buy a screen for clear images, not for unwanted software running in the background. 💻

Clean your desktop, not your monitor.


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Bright evening light tied to macular degeneration, glaucoma, and cataracts

In a massive study of more than 80,000 adults, scientists have found a link between bright artificial light in the evenings and age-related eye disease. At the extreme, light exposure was associated with a 31% higher risk of age-related macular degeneration (…

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Security flaw hits SonicWall VPNs

Since June 2026, a new wave of cyberattacks has been targeting SonicWall SMA 1000 series VPN appliances, allowing uninvited guests to gain full control of internal systems.

The researchers at Volexity discovered that attackers are using two critical vulnerabilities, tracked as CVE-2026-15409 and CVE-2026-15410, to bypass security measures entirely. This grants them root access, which is the digital equivalent of giving a stranger the master key to your entire home—they can access, change, or delete anything they find.

Threat actors, including the INC ransomware group, have been actively weaponizing these vulnerabilities to infiltrate corporate networks and hold data hostage.


This forced affected organizations to drop their regular tasks and conduct emergency incident response investigations to identify how far the hackers managed to get. Keeping this equipment updated is now the only way to lock the door.

A single broken lock can compromise the entire corporate vault.


How many more hidden vulnerabilities are waiting to be found in your office network?

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