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A Physicist Rigged His Pet Hamster’s Wheel To Upload To Strava
A physicist modified his pet hamster’s wheel to automatically upload activity data to Strava, sparking interest and questions about tech and animal welfare.
Learn How Chips Are Made With This Rollercoaster Tycoon-inspired Animation
A new educational animation, inspired by Rollercoaster Tycoon, visually explains the chip manufacturing process, making complex steps accessible.
Htmx 4.0, The First JavaScript Library To Release Exclusively On The Game Boy
Htmx 4.0 becomes the first JavaScript library released solely on the Game Boy, marking a unique crossover between retro hardware and modern web development.
Nvidia Surges In Global Coverage
Nvidia experiences a surge in worldwide media mentions, with 94 reports in a recent window, indicating heightened global interest.
The Zilog Z80 Has Turned 50
The Zilog Z80 microprocessor turns 50, marking five decades of its impact on personal computers and embedded systems. Here’s what you need to know.
Measuring Input Latency On Linux: X11 Vs. Wayland, VRR, And DXVK
A new study compares input latency on Linux using X11 and Wayland, examining impact of VRR and DXVK, highlighting current performance differences and uncertainties.
Microsoft Lays Off Thousands of Xbox Employees, Closes Game Studios
Microsoft has laid off over 2,000 Xbox employees and shut down several game studios, marking a significant shift in its gaming division.
Behind Xbox’s Big Layoffs, a Streaming Strategy That Failed
Microsoft’s recent layoffs at Xbox are linked to the failure of its streaming gaming initiative, highlighting challenges in its gaming and cloud ambitions.
Microsoft Fire idTech Team At Id Software
Microsoft has reportedly terminated the idTech development team at Id Software, raising questions about future game development and licensing.