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The 2024 class of the National Film Registry breaks out today, featuring recent award-winners, touching indie hits, family films and, perhaps the pick with the most punch, the horror landmark “The Texas Chainsaw Massacre.” Librarian of Congress Carla Hayden announced… Continue Reading →
Nvidia unveiled a $249 version of its Jetson AI computer Tuesday, targeting hobbyists and small companies with a device that offers 70% more processing power than its predecessor at half the cost. The Jetson Orin Nano Super functions as a… Continue Reading →
Today’s links Happy Public Domain Day 2025 to all who celebrate: A new bumper crop, with many more to come! Hey look at this: Delights to delectate. This day in history: 2004, 2009, 2014, 2019 Upcoming appearances: Where to find… Continue Reading →
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Even if you’re not one for getting dressed up and going out to ring in the new year, there’s still something to celebrate on Jan. 1: a new batch of copyrighted works entering the public domain. In 2025, the rights… Continue Reading →
New in Drupal 11.1 The first feature release of Drupal 11 improves the recipe system, introduces support for hooks written as classes, makes Workspaces more flexible and enhances performance. Recipe system improvements The Recipe system allows packages to be configured with… Continue Reading →
Are UFOs, drones, and glowing orbs just Elon Musk’s Starlink satellites launching for T-Mobile beta?
Could the strange lights, glowing orbs, and supposed UFO sightings in the night sky actually have a simple explanation? With the launch of the T-Mobile Starlink beta program, it’s possible that what people think are mysterious flying objects are, possibly,… Continue Reading →
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Launched in 2013, itch.io lets users host and sell indie video games online — now offering more than 200,000 — as well as other digital content like music and comics. But then someone uploaded a page based on a major… Continue Reading →