Month: June 2025
Let’s all do a dramatic reading of Trump and Musk’s mean posts
Donald Trump and Elon Musk, two of the most media-addled personalities of our time, are publicly torching their relationship by posting on the public social media networks they each respectively own. I have seen theories that this is kayfabe, and I don’t buy it. Trump and Musk have publicly shit-talked…
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Walmart expands drone deliveries to five new cities, including Atlanta
Walmart just announced a major expansion of its drone delivery service to five new cities. These areas include Atlanta, Tampa, Orlando, Charlotte and Houston. This makes it the first retailer to offer drone-based deliveries across five states, as the service has already been operating in Arkansas. This isn't a small…
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Walmart Goes Big With Drone Delivery Expansion
Walmart, with its partner Wing, plans to bring drone delivery to 100 new stores in five new US cities: Atlanta, Charlotte, Houston, Orlando, and Tampa. Source
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How to transfer your original Switch data to a Switch 2
So, you got (or are soon getting) a Nintendo Switch 2. You’re probably ready to throw your original Switch into storage, but before that, you should transfer all of your data to the new console. Good news: it’s easy for those who have a Switch 2. Not only that, it’s…
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Volvo launches the first smart seatbelt that uses sensors to provide the perfect tension
Volvo’s innovation uses sensors to help the belt adjust its load The company claims it can help reduce injuries The multi-adaptive safety belt will feature on the EX60 Volvo can claim to be part of the very history of the humble seatbelt, considering Swedish engineer and Volvo employee Nils Bohlin…
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Nvidia will sell a special version of its most powerful GPU to China to skirt around US export restrictions, but that won’t be enough
A watered-down Nvidia RTX Pro 6000 is still potent enough to keep China’s AI ambitions alive Nvidia’s workaround isn’t top-tier, but it could still flood China’s data centers Export rules slow performance, but they can’t stop parallelized AI scaling by Chinese CSPs In response to US export restrictions introduced in…
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