From PC Mag: Substack says the "suppression of Substack publications on Twitter appears to be over." Indeed, it's now possible to interact with tweets from Substack; likes, retweets, and replies.
However, when you search the word "Substack" on Twitter, it still produces tweets with the word...
From EETimes: Google researchers published a paper last week discussing the performance of its home-grown TPUv4 AI accelerator chips, which garnered a lot of attention. In the paper, the researchers compare the performance of their chips with market leader Nvidia’s GPUs. This has been reported as...
From PC Mag: Don’t be surprised if you see tweets from the Russian government or politicians creeping into your Twitter feed. The company has lifted restrictions that prevented Kremlin-backed accounts from reaching users on the social media platform.
The restrictions, which rolled out in February...
From Tom's Hardware: InWin's latest PC cases are designed to be like origami. The company announced its new POC cases (it isn't clear as of publishing whether that's an acronym for something) late last week, claiming to promote "the development of dexterity skills both inside and out of a PC."
The...
From TechCrunch: YouTube Premium, the $11.99 per month ad-free version of YouTube, is today introducing a number of new features aimed at attracting and retaining subscribers. Most notably, the subscription plan will now include higher-quality video for web and iOS users, support for co-watching...
From ExtremeTech: We've been talking about Intel's upcoming Meteor Lake CPUs for over a year, and the image above was taken almost 18 months ago. It shows a 7nm Meteor Lake "dummy" CPU used to test the fab's packaging technology, as it contained no functional circuitry. However, Meteor Lake is due...
From Forbes: Have you seen that video of LeBron James clearly traveling—taking six steps without dribbling the basketball—before a slam dunk? The video has been viewed over 2.7 million times. But it’s completely fake.
“That time LeBron didn’t travel,” the Twitter account that first shared the video...
Sometimes it is nice to ignore all responsibilities and catch up on sleep. After a month of immense workload, I found myself completely exhausted and with absolutely no motivation to move. The result of this was basically having a full day of lying in bed. I did feel a bit of guilt about not doing anything that day, but I coped with the thought that it was some needed rest. With that, I spent the entire day either asleep or watching interesting...
A few years ago, I was a graduate student doing research every day. My research topic was about improving wireless communication efficiency for Internet of Things, or IoT, applications. The assumption is that there could be a large number of low power wireless devices randomly transmitting packets to the Internet and those devices can only use the resource-limited license-free radio band. As a result, it is likely that two or more devices would...
From CNET: Apple released iOS 16.4.1 on Friday, a little more than two weeks after the release of iOS 16.4. The latest update brings security fixes and bug patches to issues that might be actively exploited on your iPhone. The update also fixes a few problems with iPhone features that some users...
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