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Does Putting AirPods Max in a Freezer Actually Fix Them?

It sounds crazy, but some cold therapy might resuscitate your expensive Apple headphones. [...]

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Destination
NYT Connections hints and answers for Wednesday, May 6 (game #1060)

Looking for NYT Connections answers and hints? Here's all you need to know to solve today's game, plus my commentary on the puzzles. [...]

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Destination
Back to basics: Microsoft tests overhauled Start menu in Windows 11 beta builds

Redesigned Start menu would give users more control over what apps they see. [...]

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cnet
These Are the First FireSat Images for Finding Wildfires from Space

A new satellite program backed by Google and global nonprofits is looking to mitigate destructive fire seasons. [...]

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zdnet
Massive data breach exposes 184 million passwords for Google, Microsoft, Facebook, and more

The file was unencrypted. No password protection. No security. Just a plain text file with millions of sensitive pieces of data. [...]

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WatchOS 26 for Apple Watch Debuts at WWDC with a New AI Workout Buddy

A redesigned interface, an AI powered workout buddy, and a few more surprises... Here's your first look at the next big software update coming to the Apple Watch. [...]

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Microsoft Teams really could be bad for your (security) health - hackers spoof bosses, send fake messages, and more

Microsoft says it fixed the issue without needing any user action. [...]

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OpenAI debuts GPT-Rosalind, a new limited access model for life sciences, and broader Codex plugin on Github

The journey from a laboratory hypothesis to a pharmacy shelf is one of the most grueling marathons in modern industry, typically spanning 10 to 15 years and billions of dollars in investment. Progress is often stymied not just by the inherent mysteries of biology, but by the "fragmented and difficult to scale" workflows that force researchers to manually pivot between the actual experime [...]

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Cisco’s tiny open-weight AI hunts bugs, and it says it beats Gemini and GPT

Cisco’s new Antares models are small enough to run on your own machines. And, it claims, they beat Google’s Gemini and rival GPT-class systems at finding bugs. It is releasing them open-weight, though it is vetting who gets access. The pitch from Cisco is a quiet rebuke to the frontier-model arms race. You do not […]<br /> This story continues at The Next Web [...]

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