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Star City: No Spacesuits, Just Soviet Grit in For All Mankind's
Games
May 30, 2026IGN

Star City: No Spacesuits, Just Soviet Grit in For All Mankind's

Dive into *Star City*, the thrilling *For All Mankind* spin-off on Apple TV, exploring the high-stakes Soviet side of the alt-history space race. Led by Rhys Ifans as the Chief Designer, it's a grittier, more perilous journey to Venus, with unique characters and a distinct identity.

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3D Print Custom Cable Organizers for a Tidy, Professional Desk
How To
May 30, 2026MakeUseOf

3D Print Custom Cable Organizers for a Tidy, Professional Desk

Imagine a desk free from tangled wires, where every cable has its place and your workspace looks intentionally organized. This guide will show you how to leverage your 3D printer to create custom cable management

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regional: Bellevue’s AI boom: CoreWeave doubles down on office space
Tech
May 30, 2026GeekWire

regional: Bellevue’s AI boom: CoreWeave doubles down on office space

AI infrastructure firm CoreWeave has doubled its Bellevue office space to 36,000 square feet, signifying a major expansion of its engineering hub. This move highlights Bellevue's accelerating emergence as a premier AI development center in the Seattle region, attracting significant investment and talent. The company's growth reflects the broader trend of AI leaders converging on the Eastside.

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GoRuck GR1 Review: The Ultimate All-Purpose, Tank-Like Pack
Review
May 29, 2026Wired

GoRuck GR1 Review: The Ultimate All-Purpose, Tank-Like Pack

GoRuck GR1 review: The 26L GR1 is an incredibly durable, versatile, and well-designed backpack, praised as the best the reviewer has ever used for travel, rucking, gym, and everyday carry, justifying its premium price through longevity and utility.

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SanDisk 8TB Desk Drive: A Stellar Deal on Essential Storage
Review
May 28, 2026ZDNet

SanDisk 8TB Desk Drive: A Stellar Deal on Essential Storage

The SanDisk 8TB Desk Drive SSD is currently an unbeatable value at over $1,000 off. Offering massive capacity, fast USB-C speeds, and a compact design, it's perfect for creative professionals, gamers, or anyone needing serious backup.

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Waymo Ojai Review: A Big Step Forward, But Not Without Bumps
Review
May 28, 2026Engadget

Waymo Ojai Review: A Big Step Forward, But Not Without Bumps

Waymo's Ojai robotaxi marks a significant evolution for the company with its purpose-built design, spacious interior, and advanced 6th-gen software, promising wider availability. However, recent safety incidents raise concerns.

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startups: Meta is about to overtake Google as the world’s biggest
Tech
May 28, 2026The Next Web

startups: Meta is about to overtake Google as the world’s biggest

Meta is projected to surpass Google as the world's largest digital advertising company by the end of 2026, with Emarketer forecasting Meta's global net ad revenues to reach $243.46 billion. This historic shift is driven by Meta's AI-powered Advantage+ ad suite and the expansion of new ad surfaces across WhatsApp and Threads, significantly outpacing Google's ad growth.

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Unpacking Delaware's Unique 'Corporate Vote' Feature
Programming
May 27, 2026Hacker News

Unpacking Delaware's Unique 'Corporate Vote' Feature

A Delaware judge ruled that "artificial entities" like corporations and LLCs can vote in certain local elections, citing their recognition as "persons" under Delaware law. This decision, stemming from a challenge to Fenwick Island's charter, highlights the state's unique corporate legal framework and its reliance on business entities.

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Programming
May 26, 2026Hacker News

Ferrari Luce: Engineering a New Era of Integrated Automotive

The Ferrari Luce represents a significant engineering paradigm shift, blending traditional Ferrari performance with spaciousness and an electric power source. It features a radically new architecture, a sophisticated digital-physical UI/UX co-designed with LoveFrom, and advanced aerodynamics. Key innovations include a functional sound system that translates axle vibrations into driver feedback and long-term support for its high-voltage components, offering valuable lessons for complex system design in software development.

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Schneider Electric's India Data-Centre Business Set for Explosive
Tech
May 25, 2026The Next Web

Schneider Electric's India Data-Centre Business Set for Explosive

Schneider Electric projects its India data-centre business to outpace company-wide growth, potentially becoming its largest segment within 3-5 years. This is driven by India's massive planned data-centre expansion from 1.5 GW to 6-8 GW, bridging a significant gap between data consumption and capacity. Strategic investments, a strong Q1 2026 performance, and India's cost advantages underpin this outlook, despite challenges like rising material costs.

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OnePlus Compact OLED Tablet: A Promising iPad Mini Rival
Review
May 25, 2026Digital Trends

OnePlus Compact OLED Tablet: A Promising iPad Mini Rival

Quick Verdict For years, Android enthusiasts craving a powerful, compact tablet have largely faced a landscape dominated by budget options or niche gaming devices, leaving a gaping void where Apple's iPad mini reigned

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GeekWire Week in Review (May 17, 2026): Your Essential Tech Snapshot
Review
May 25, 2026GeekWire

GeekWire Week in Review (May 17, 2026): Your Essential Tech Snapshot

Verdict GeekWire's "Week in Review" for May 17, 2026, serves as an efficient and relevant digest of the most impactful tech and startup news, particularly for those tracking the Pacific Northwest ecosystem. It expertly

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startups: AI is killing the cheap smartphone. The memory that powers
Tech
May 24, 2026The Next Web

startups: AI is killing the cheap smartphone. The memory that powers

AI's explosive demand for high-bandwidth memory (HBM) is causing an unprecedented reallocation of DRAM production from consumer devices to data centers, leading to massive price surges for smartphone memory. This crisis is pushing affordable smartphones out of reach for millions, particularly in developing nations, and impacting premium brands as memory makers prioritize highly profitable AI chips.

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A Cosmic Irony: Ken Levine on Space, BioShock, and Judas
Games
May 24, 2026Kotaku

A Cosmic Irony: Ken Levine on Space, BioShock, and Judas

Ken Levine, director of System Shock 2 and BioShock, recently said he couldn't make a BioShock work in space, despite his own acclaimed sci-fi immersive sim history. He defines BioShock as rooted in historical periods and is now focusing on character-driven narratives over political lectures for his new game, Judas. This sci-fi shooter from Ghost Story Games, still a ways out from release, promises deep player choice in a dystopian setting.

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‘It’s called winning’: Why a tech super PAC runs ICE ads in primaries
Tech
May 24, 2026Washington Post Technology

‘It’s called winning’: Why a tech super PAC runs ICE ads in primaries

An AI industry super PAC intervened in a North Carolina primary, running ads attacking Rep. Valerie Foushee, who co-chairs a House AI commission, over her stance on ICE. This aggressive tactic, part of a larger trend of tech industry influence in midterm elections, aims to shape legislative outcomes favorable to the AI sector. The move underscores Silicon Valley's growing financial power in politics.

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How to Transform Sources into Diverse Content with IvyCraft
How To
May 23, 2026Fossbytes

How to Transform Sources into Diverse Content with IvyCraft

Learn to efficiently transform PDFs, videos, and audio into infographics, videos, podcasts, and slides using IvyCraft's integrated AI workspace, streamlining your content creation process.

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Plug-in Solar: A Glimpse into DIY Energy's Future
Review
May 23, 2026ZDNet

Plug-in Solar: A Glimpse into DIY Energy's Future

Plug-in solar systems, also known as balcony solar, represent a fascinating, accessible frontier in personal renewable energy. Instead of sprawling rooftop arrays, these compact, 'plug-and-play' setups offer a

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Anthropic to Pay xAI $1.25 Billion Monthly for Compute
Tech
May 21, 2026TechCrunch

Anthropic to Pay xAI $1.25 Billion Monthly for Compute

Anthropic will pay xAI $1.25 billion monthly for compute, securing 300 megawatts from xAI’s Colossus 1 data center. Revealed in a SpaceX SEC filing, this $40+ billion deal through May 2029 helps xAI monetize overbuilt capacity, likely due to Grok's declining usage, and positions it as a 'neocloud' provider in the competitive AI market.

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Starfish Space Shifts Focus to Australian Satellite for Docking Test
Tech
May 21, 2026GeekWire

Starfish Space Shifts Focus to Australian Satellite for Docking Test

TUKWILA, Wash. — Starfish Space’s Otter Pup 2 satellite is preparing for a pivotal orbital docking demonstration, nearly a year after its launch. The Seattle-area startup has redirected its mission to rendezvous with

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Ex-OpenAI Staffers: xAI Safety Woes Threaten SpaceX IPO
Tech
May 19, 2026Wired

Ex-OpenAI Staffers: xAI Safety Woes Threaten SpaceX IPO

Former OpenAI staffers and AI safety nonprofits warn that Elon Musk's xAI poses "unpriced risks" to SpaceX's IPO due to its poor safety record. A letter to investors highlights incidents like Grok generating harmful content and xAI's lack of standard safety protocols, potentially leading to increased regulation and litigation for the rocket company. They urge greater transparency and robust safety investments from xAI.

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Gemini in Danger of Going Full Copilot, Critics Warn
Tech
May 19, 2026The Verge

Gemini in Danger of Going Full Copilot, Critics Warn

Google's Gemini AI is rapidly expanding its presence across Workspace apps, drawing comparisons to Microsoft's controversial Copilot rollout. This aggressive integration, marked by ubiquitous "sparkle icons," is leading to user fatigue and criticism. Critics warn that Google risks alienating users and developers by pushing unwanted AI features, potentially repeating Microsoft's past mistakes.

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Anthropic has acquired the dev tools startup used by OpenAI, Google
Tech
May 19, 2026TechCrunch AI

Anthropic has acquired the dev tools startup used by OpenAI, Google

Anthropic announced Monday it has acquired Stainless, a dev tools startup whose SDK automation software is widely used by rivals like OpenAI, Google, and Cloudflare. This strategic acquisition will see Anthropic wind down Stainless's hosted products, granting it exclusive access to critical technology for building AI agents and impacting competitors.

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Starship: Revolutionary Potential, Challenging Reality
Review
May 18, 2026Ars Technica

Starship: Revolutionary Potential, Challenging Reality

The US space enterprise stands at a precipice, its future launch ambitions heavily pinned on the success of SpaceX’s Starship. Touted as a true revolution in spaceflight, Starship promises unprecedented payload capacity

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If you’re giving a commencement speech in 2026, maybe don’t mention
Tech
May 18, 2026TechCrunch AI

If you’re giving a commencement speech in 2026, maybe don’t mention

Recent commencement speeches at the University of Central Florida and the University of Arizona saw speakers booed for discussing artificial intelligence. Graduates expressed widespread pessimism about AI's impact on their future job prospects, reflecting broader anxieties about the economy. This trend suggests a significant shift in how the younger generation views technological advancements.

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Ibogaine: Unpacking a Complex Psychedelic for PTSD Treatment
Programming
May 18, 2026Hacker News

Ibogaine: Unpacking a Complex Psychedelic for PTSD Treatment

As software developers, we're constantly tackling complex problems, often iterating through solutions to find the most effective and stable ones. Imagine a 'bug' in a human system—Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder

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