For years, U.S. President Traitor 47 has openly displayed his disdain for the clean energy and electric vehicle sectors. In the early days of his second term, The Traitor stalled funding for EV charging infrastructure while pushing fossil fuels. In July 2025, the GOP-sponsored One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) rolled back EV incentives from theContinue Reading
The newest point release for Linux is here a few months after the last one, and the time in-between was not spent idly. Scheduler work that took over a year finally came together, several pieces of hardware got proper support, and a series of 2023 MacBooks can finally boot Linux.Continue Reading
Linux kernel 7.2 has been released, adding cache-aware scheduling, ext4 filesystem performance boosts and a slew of new and improved hardware drivers for laptops and peripherals. A merge widow record was also set during the 9-week development cycle, with more than 2,100 individual contributors involved. AI, obviously, has helped. Commit-crunchingContinue Reading
Videos have become one of the most useful and important tools for every marketing organization. In this digital era, more than 200 million people create posts and videos on social media accounts, including YouTube, Instagram, and TikTok. In this growing social media influence many video editing tools have entered theContinue Reading
Premium economy across long-haul airlines remains an unpredictable mixed bag. Sometimes there will be minor seat recline tweaks with minimal added benefits, and sometimes, a product can turn out to be something that rivals business class. Extra legroom and priority boarding are standard on most carriers, but the line betweenContinue Reading
The current commercial aviation landscape is dominated by Boeing and Airbus. The two companies directly compete for contracts with the world’s largest aircraft operators, and has resulted in an effective duopoly since the 1990s. Today, the Airbus A330neo family and Boeing 787 Dreamliner family compete for market share in theContinue Reading
When it comes to electrification, US automakers’ progress resembles the jerky dance seen in a comedic representation of a beginning driver: step on the accelerator, suddenly slam on the brakes—ouch!—then cautiously start creeping forward again. Last December, Ford signaled a strategic retreat from the EV market, cancelling production of itsContinue Reading
Crunchyroll, Sony Pictures to co-distribute film in territories outside Asia, as well as in India…Read MoreContinue Reading
Nvidia bought $5 billion in Intel stock last year as part of the companies’ AI infrastructure partnership, creating one of the company’s most valuable equity positions. The stake was valued at $24.9 billion in the latest filing.Read Entire Article…Continue Reading
A view of the Milky Way galaxy. (Image credit: ESA/Webb, NASA & CSA, F. Peißker, J. Lu, F. Yusef-Zadeh, N. B. Sabha, C. Chan) Quick facts What it is: The region around the star IRS 3 Where it is: 26,000 light-years from Earth When it was shared: Aug. 11, 2026 Latest Videos From Live ScienceContinue Reading
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Electric vehicles are redefining the accelerator pedal and regenerative braking is the reason why…Continue Reading
We’ve talked a great deal about the Stop Killing Games movement and those discussions have typically traveled along two paths of importance. On the one hand, the movement is very important to those of us that care about the preservation of video games. A huge problem with allowing developers andContinue Reading