Month: July 2025
Trump’s AI plan is a massive handout to gas and chemical companies
The Trump administration put out its vision for AI infrastructure in the US last week. It’s a dream for the fossil fuel and chemical industries — and a nightmare for wind and solar energy and the environment. An “AI Action Plan” and flurry of executive orders Donald Trump signed last…
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25 Best Cheap Watches Under $1,000 (2025): Timex, Hamilton, and Seiko
Watches can be an expensive hobby. That’s why we’ve put together a list of our favorite wristwatches under $1,000—from Hamilton and Seiko to Timex and Farer. Source
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Microsoft makes a nifty tweak to the Windows 11 taskbar – but it’s probably not the change you were hoping for
Windows 11 has a useful change for multiple monitors in a new preview You’ll be able to access notifications and the calendar flyout on the secondary monitor Previously that wasn’t possible, even though it is in Windows 10 If you use multiple monitors with Windows 11, there’s a change in…
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The Morning After: You need to take an age verification selfie to watch adult content online in the UK
Anyone trying to watch porn online in the UK will need to take a selfie first – or share a photo ID. (Yes, both of those might ruin the ‘mood.’) The UK government began checking compliance with its Online Safety Act last Friday, which requires any website that publishes or…
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I called the mysterious phone number for Apple TV+’s new show from Breaking Bad creator, and I’m absolutely shocked by the response
Apple TV+ has announced a new series from Breaking Bad creator Vince Gilligan, yet we know almost nothing about it. We first heard about the new series through a social media post of a smiley face in a petri-dish, we then got our (very vague) first look at what was…
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This Smart Basketball Tracks Data About Every Shot. It Could Be Headed to the NBA
The league is considering adopting the tech for in-game use. Since the sensor is in the valve stem, the ball dribbles, shoots, and rebounds nearly the same as always. Source
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