Month: July 2025
Le Wand Dive Review: A Waterproof Wand Vibrator
It’s heavy and loud, but this powerful wand vibrator will send shockwaves through you, even underwater. Source
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Transforming dark data into AI-driven business value
In today’s data-rich environment, enterprises find themselves custodians of vast, largely untapped repositories of unstructured data. These troves, encompassing documents, emails, videos and more, represent a latent competitive advantage—a wealth of potential insights awaiting activation. The challenge lies not in the accumulation of data, but in the effective extraction of…
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NYT Wordle today — answer and my hints for game #1486, Monday, July 14
Looking for a different day? A new NYT Wordle puzzle appears at midnight each day for your time zone – which means that some people are always playing ‘today’s game’ while others are playing ‘yesterday’s’. If you’re looking for Sunday’s puzzle instead then click here. It’s time for your guide…
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Self-destructing internal SSD goes live with a one-click unstoppable data destruction promise – even if the power supply is cut
Teamgroup P250Q SSD self-destruct flash circuits promise instant sanitization for high-risk data in classified deployments Hardware-level erasure targets the Flash IC directly, ensuring total data elimination without software Built-in AES-256 encryption aligns with military-grade standards for data-at-rest protection Teamgroup has launched the P250Q Self-Destruct SSD, a drive built for high-security…
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Next-gen PCIe 6.0 SSD to reach 512GB in capacity and 28GBps in performance, almost 2X faster than PCIe 5.0, but I can’t see it reaching my desktop PC before 2030
Silicon Motion SM8466 SSD brings enterprise-grade speed and security to the future of data infrastructure Up to 512TB of NAND makes this controller ready for tomorrow’s storage-heavy workloads Designed for scale, not your setup, this SSD will likely stay in the server room Silicon Motion’s new SM8466 SSD controller makes…
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This gorgeous minimalist computer monitor is powered by a single cable — but don’t call it a portable monitor
The ONE Monitor eliminates clutter, but also eliminates most of what makes a monitor flexible A sleek, zero-clutter display that’s perfect for minimalist desks and clean, modern workspaces No HDMI, no buttons, no fallback – just hope your laptop supports the right USB-C mode The ONE Monitor presents itself as…
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