Month: August 2023
Threads is getting some useful new features
Threads, Meta’s Twitter competitor, is getting some new features “this week,” according to a post from CEO Mark Zuckerberg. The new features include the ability to share a Threads post to your Instagram DMs, a way to add custom alt text to photos and videos that you include in posts,…
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10 Best Deals: Patagonia Sale, Cycling Accessories, and Camp Gear
Take advantage of these discounts for your end-of-summer biking, hiking, and outdoor adventures. Source
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Nvidia unveils upgraded chip to power the next gen of AI
Nvidia has announced its next generation AI chip platform which uses the new Grace Hopper Superchip with the world’s first HBM3e processor. The new NVIDIA GH200 Grace Hopper platform is designed for heavy generative AI workloads, such as Large Language Models in the vain of ChatGPT. Nvidia also mentions other…
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It’s official — Valve is selling refurbished Steam Decks and they’re 25% cheaper
Just recently, leaked data on the Steam Database briefly featured pricing and information on refurbished Steam Decks, before Valve took down everything. But today the manufacturer has officially unveiled the program on its site. The site details how the refurbishing program works, as well as pricing and other info. And…
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Sony’s DualSense controllers for the PS5 are still on sale for just $49
The PlayStation 5 is fun to play by yourself, but nothing beats some local co-op with a friend. Like most gaming consoles, however, Sony’s next-gen offering only comes with a single controller — which is what makes Sony’s ongoing summer sale worth checking out. Now through August 19th, you can…
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All AMD Zen CPUs hit by a major security flaw – here’s what we know
A newly-discovered security vulnerability affecting AMD Zen CPU chips coul potentially be putting thousands of machines at risk, experts have warned.. Inception, described by the researchers as a “transient execution attack” has the same outcome as other speculation abusers in the past, such as Spectre and Meltdown – it can…
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