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TCG Pocket Responds: A Much-Needed Pace Shift for Pokémon Fans
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Polygon

TCG Pocket Responds: A Much-Needed Pace Shift for Pokémon Fans

Pokémon TCG Pocket is rolling out a major update for its second anniversary, primarily addressing player concerns about overwhelming content releases by shifting to a six-week set schedule. This aims to curb player decline and improve overall engagement by giving trainers more time to collect and strategize. The update also adds new collection methods, improved deck-building features, and enhanced trading functionality.

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Ditch Merge & Center: The Better Way to Align Text in Excel
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How-To Geek

Ditch Merge & Center: The Better Way to Align Text in Excel

Learn to use Excel's "Center Across Selection" to align text across cells without merging, avoiding common data manipulation issues. This guide provides steps to utilize this newly accessible feature and add it to your Quick Access Toolbar.

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Ars Technica's Rocket Report: Your Essential Space Industry Briefing
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Ars Technica

Ars Technica's Rocket Report: Your Essential Space Industry Briefing

Quick Verdict Ars Technica's Rocket Report, presented by veteran space reporter Stephen Clark, offers an invaluable and meticulously organized weekly (or similar frequency, implied by "Edition 9.15") digest of the most

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Apple iPhone Duo: A Daring Debut with Notable Compromises
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Engadget

Apple iPhone Duo: A Daring Debut with Notable Compromises

Apple's highly anticipated iPhone Duo, priced at $2,000, has gone on pre-order. While hailed as "Apple's most exciting device in a decade" for its innovative foldable design and immersive display, it comes with significant drawbacks like the absence of FaceID and a premium camera.

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Tesla Unveils Thruster-Equipped Roadster, 2028 Production Targeted
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The Next Web

Tesla Unveils Thruster-Equipped Roadster, 2028 Production Targeted

Tesla has unveiled its second-generation Roadster, featuring cold-gas thrusters co-developed with SpaceX, enabling it to jump and flip. The electric sports car demonstrated 0-60mph in an astonishing 0.81 seconds, with production targeted for 2028. This highly anticipated reveal also serves as a key recruitment tool for Tesla's ambitious AI and robotics initiatives.

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AI's Confidence vs. Formal Methods' Rigor: Design Flaws & Verification
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Stack Overflow Blog

AI's Confidence vs. Formal Methods' Rigor: Design Flaws & Verification

While AI accelerates code generation, formal methods remain critical for ensuring system correctness. Languages like TLA+ and tools like Quint enable developers to model and verify system designs before coding, catching subtle flaws. Quint makes formal methods more accessible with developer-friendly syntax and executability. This approach is vital for verifying AI-generated code through trace validation and model-based testing, ensuring reliability against real-world data.

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Amazon Prime Video Launches AI-Powered Prime 360 for NBA Coverage
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GeekWire

Amazon Prime Video Launches AI-Powered Prime 360 for NBA Coverage

Amazon Prime Video is elevating its NBA coverage with the introduction of Prime 360, an AI-powered replay system offering immersive, 'fly through' views of the action. Kicking off its second season, Prime Video also adds Yahoo fantasy integration and gains exclusive Eastern Conference Finals rights, expanding its tech-driven sports broadcast. The new features aim to deliver a unique and interactive viewing experience for basketball fans.

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KDE Plasma 6.8: A Future-Focused 30th Anniversary Update
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Ars Technica

KDE Plasma 6.8: A Future-Focused 30th Anniversary Update

Quick Verdict KDE Plasma 6.8, arriving as the "30th Anniversary Edition," is a pivotal release that decisively pushes the desktop environment into the future. With a definitive farewell to native X11 sessions and a

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regional: A two-person Seattle startup lands $1M to reinvent
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GeekWire

regional: A two-person Seattle startup lands $1M to reinvent

Seattle startup TriMagnetix has secured $1 million to develop semiconductor chips that consume 800 times less energy and are radiation-resistant. The two-person company, leveraging nanomagnetic technology, is targeting space applications and data centers. With new funding and key partnerships, TriMagnetix aims for commercial sales within a year.

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Kojima Compares Divisive New Film 'Digger' to MGS2's Prescient Vision
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Kotaku

Kojima Compares Divisive New Film 'Digger' to MGS2's Prescient Vision

Gaming icon Hideo Kojima has praised the divisive 2026 film *Digger*, drawing intriguing parallels to his own prophetic game, *Metal Gear Solid 2*. Both works, he explains, uniquely explore the dangers of misinformation and a fragmented digital reality, anxieties he shares with *Digger*'s director, Alejandro González Iñárritu.

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Ephemeral PR Preview Environments on GKE: A Deep Dive
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freeCodeCamp

Ephemeral PR Preview Environments on GKE: A Deep Dive

Every development team eventually grapples with the limitations of shared staging environments. The familiar scenario: multiple features deployed simultaneously, database migrations clashing, and the phrase "it works on

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Android Authority

Galaxy Watch One UI 9 Beta: Promising Progress, But Patience Needed

Galaxy Watch 8, Watch Ultra, and Watch 7 are receiving a new One UI 9 Watch beta build with bug fixes and a security patch. Active development signals progress, but a stable release date remains elusive.

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in-depth: The Best Permanent Outdoor Lights (2026): Govee, Eufy
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Wired

in-depth: The Best Permanent Outdoor Lights (2026): Govee, Eufy

WIRED, a leading voice in technology journalism, has just released its updated guide for 2026 on the best permanent outdoor lights, spotlighting top contenders Govee, Eufy, and Cync. These innovative eave lights are

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Enterprise AI Beyond Chatbots: A Vision for Actionable Intelligence
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TechRadar

Enterprise AI Beyond Chatbots: A Vision for Actionable Intelligence

Quick Verdict: Redefining Enterprise AI's Potential TechRadar Pro's opinion piece, "What it takes to move enterprise AI beyond the chatbot," delivers a refreshingly honest and vital perspective on the current state and

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Ubisoft Proposes German Studio Workforce Reduction Amidst
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GamesIndustry.biz

Ubisoft Proposes German Studio Workforce Reduction Amidst

Ubisoft is planning a voluntary departure program for about 100 employees across its Düsseldorf, Berlin, and Mainz studios in Germany. This move is part of a larger, ongoing cost-reduction and restructuring effort by the publisher, aiming to better position its studios for future projects.

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Secure Internal API Access for AI Agents with MCP
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freeCodeCamp

Secure Internal API Access for AI Agents with MCP

AI agents accessing internal APIs directly pose significant risks, including identity loss, unrestricted queries, and security bypasses. The Model Context Protocol (MCP) offers a solution by defining explicit tools. A secure architecture involves an MCP server wrapping the API with strict input validation, coupled with a gateway that handles authentication, rate limiting, and audit logging, ensuring safe and accountable access.

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regional: ‘What is fusion?’ Helion Energy harnesses the power of
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GeekWire

regional: ‘What is fusion?’ Helion Energy harnesses the power of

Helion Energy, the Everett-based fusion startup, gained mainstream attention this week after being featured as a clue on the popular game show "Jeopardy!". The $800 clue, part of a "Y Combinator" category, highlighted Helion's mission to build the first fusion power plant, bringing the concept of clean energy to a wider audience. CEO David Kirtley celebrated the "surreal" moment as a sign that reliable clean power is becoming more accessible.

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Prototype Racing 2030: A Unified Future Driven by Software
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Ars Technica

Prototype Racing 2030: A Unified Future Driven by Software

Prototype racing is heading towards a unified, LMDh-based rule set by 2030, promising greater stability, cost-effectiveness, and a focus on software-driven innovation for OEMs, despite current economic challenges.

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Stop Android Auto Battery Drain: Essential Features to Disable and
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MakeUseOf

Stop Android Auto Battery Drain: Essential Features to Disable and

Android Auto offers unparalleled convenience, bringing your phone's most useful features directly to your car's display. From navigation and calls to messages and music, it keeps you connected without distracting you

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Apple’s new HomeView smart display is $10 cheaper at Amazon: latest
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The Verge

Apple’s new HomeView smart display is $10 cheaper at Amazon: latest

In a rare move for a new Apple product, the highly anticipated HomeView smart display is already available at a discount on Amazon, weeks before its official launch. Consumers can now pre-order Apple's first dedicated

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Android Authority

Google Gemini Task Update: Automation Just Got Smarter

Google Gemini Task Update: Automation Just Got Smarter Verdict: Google's latest update to Gemini, focused on its task automation capabilities, is a significant step forward in user experience. By rebranding 'Spark' as

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TGS 2026: These Forward-Looking Cosplays Are Already Living in the
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Kotaku

TGS 2026: These Forward-Looking Cosplays Are Already Living in the

Tokyo Game Show 2026 showcased incredible cosplay, with many fans embodying characters from unreleased games like *Blast Blade* and *Mononoke No Kuni*. This gallery highlights the community's foresight, alongside debut *Palworld* cosplay and refreshed takes on classics. It’s a testament to the passion that brings gaming's future to life.

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Netflix is laying off around 1,000 employees: Layoffs — Key Details
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The Verge

Netflix is laying off around 1,000 employees: Layoffs — Key Details

Netflix is laying off approximately 1,000 employees, or six percent of its global workforce, in its largest-ever job cut. This move targets product, tech, HR, and legal teams to reduce costs and re-prioritize investments despite recent financial growth.

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Beyond the Bugs: Conquering Studio Headaches in Indie Dev
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GamesIndustry.biz

Beyond the Bugs: Conquering Studio Headaches in Indie Dev

This guide, part three in a series on running an indie studio, tackles the crucial but often overlooked aspect of dealing with non-development related issues. It introduces creating a shared 'studio backlog' for collective problems and using the IDS (Identify, Discuss, Solve) framework to address them constructively. The core message is to build powerful habits that keep studios from getting quietly derailed by lingering challenges.

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Windows October Update: A Must-Have Security Overhaul
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ZDNet

Windows October Update: A Must-Have Security Overhaul

Microsoft's October 2026 Windows update delivers a critical security overhaul, patching over 1,400 vulnerabilities including two zero-days, one already exploited. It's essential for all users, especially with several Windows 11 versions reaching end of support.

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