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The 25 best Amazon Spring Sale laptop deals 2025

It's time for Amazon's Big Spring Sale, and that means big discounts on select laptops. Here are our top picks from Apple, Dell, HP, Samsung, and more. [...]

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Today's NYT Mini Crossword Answers for Thursday, July 3

Here are the answers for The New York Times Mini Crossword for July 3. [...]

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Microsoft Accidentally Replaces Windows 11 Startup Sound with Vista Chime

Time warp back to 2007! Microsoft's accidental yet "delightful blast from the past" sparks nostalgia online. [...]

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'They are not human': Why AI has 'predictable and systematic biases' when it comes to judging people

AI systems simulate human trust using structured models, producing consistent decisions that differ from human intuition and show stronger demographic biases. [...]

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Up close and personal with the stag beetle in A Real Bug’s Life S2

It's just one of the many fascinating insect species featured in the second season of this NatGeo docuseries. [...]

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Stimulation Clicker is a nightmarish free browser game powered by internet brainrot

The creator of The Password Game has returned with another maddening browser game that threatens to break your brain in the worst way possible. Neal Agarwal's Stimulation Clicker does what it says on the tin. You start by clicking a button to increase your stimulation, which is the game's currency. It doesn't take long before you start buying bouncing DVD logo animations, a news tic [...]

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Google’s newest data pipeline runs beneath the Atlantic to Portugal

Google has connected Nuvem, a new transatlantic subsea cable running beneath the Atlantic between Portugal and the United States, tightening its grip on the physical layer that carries its cloud and AI services. The system links Sines, on Portugal’s southwest coast, with Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, and adds Google to the small club of hyperscalers […]<br /> This story continues at The [...]

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Sharge’s Loomos AI smart glasses hits $1.3M in 5 days on Kickstarter

Sharge, a wireless charging supplier, has raised $1.53 million for the Kickstarter launch of its Loomos AI Glasses in just a five days. [...]

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zdnet
How to prepare for brutal summer blackouts - and figure out your power needs now

Summer blackouts are coming, but don't wait for your lights to go out. Prep a backup plan ASAP. Here's how. [...]

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