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AI demand lifts resale value of older graphics cards
Rising GPU prices, driven largely by demand for artificial-intelligence systems, have made older graphics cards surprisingly valuable on the second-hand market. This gives owners an opportunity to sell unused or ageing GPUs, while even faulty cards may be worth something for parts. Cards with substantial VRAM are particularly sought after, with 12–16GB appealing to many…
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iPhones cannot print directly to older printers via USB cables
iPhones cannot directly connect to printers via USB cables, which leaves users with older non-wireless printers unable to print directly from their devices. This matters because many people still own older printers without modern wireless capabilities and expect their phones to work with them similarly to Android devices. Apple deliberately excluded native printer driver support…
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Diesel prices poised to surpass 2022 record amid Hormuz disruption
Diesel prices are set to reach record highs today as geopolitical tensions and supply chain issues combine. The price has already hit 198.89p per litre and is expected to break the 2022 record of 199.09p shortly, with the £2 barrier likely to be breached within days. The surge reflects ongoing conflict in the Middle East,…
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SNL UK sketch casts Burnham in Oasis sting by Russian agents
Saturday Night Live UK spoofed Oasis as Russian agents trying to steal Prime Minister Andy Burnham’s personal details. The sketch, which opened the third episode of the show’s second series, featured fake Liam and Noel Gallagher inviting Burnham to join them as a guitarist before revealing their true identities. George Fouracres played Burnham, with Freddie…
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‘The Simpsons’ Boss on Season Premiere Guests Emma Thompson and Colin Jost; ‘Treehouse of Horror’ Spoilers; Jack in the Box Meal Easter Eggs and Movie Update
“The Simpsons” will return for Season 38 with an episode featuring Emma Thompson as a children’s author and Colin Jost as himself. The premiere centres on Homer trying to escort Thompson’s unruly character to a school book fair, while parodying classic children’s books and exploring Homer’s efforts to become a more attentive parent. Executive producer…
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Civilian detained after MacDill breach leaves two injured
A civilian was detained after breaching the perimeter of MacDill Air Force Base in Tampa, Florida, and violently confronting security personnel. One security officer and the civilian suffered non-life-threatening injuries, prompting the temporary closure of the Dale Mabry Gate. The incident occurred at about 1pm on Saturday, although officials did not disclose what triggered the…
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iPhone 18 Pro vs. iPhone 17 Pro: What’s new?
The iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max offer incremental improvements rather than a major redesign, building on the iPhone 17 Pro range’s aluminium unibody design and dimensions. Their most notable upgrades are a more versatile main camera, a smaller Dynamic Island and improved battery life, although the larger models are heavier and remain expensive. Both…
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How high is too high for speakers in your home sound system?
Setting up a home sound system involves complex decisions about speaker placement, particularly regarding vertical height. Mounting front speakers too high causes loss of dialogue detail and directional effects, as high-frequency sounds from speakers positioned above ear level don’t reach listeners directly. For front, centre and surround speakers, placement at seated ear level produces optimal…
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‘SNL U.K.’ Mocks Donald Trump and Andy Burnham’s First Meeting, Harvey Weinstein, Sam Altman and More in Wild Weekend Update
The latest “Saturday Night Live U.K.” Weekend Update segment featured satirical sketches mocking several prominent figures, including President Trump, Harvey Weinstein, Sam Altman and Benjamin Netanyahu. The comedians targeted recent news events and public controversies involving these individuals, using topical humour to critique their actions and statements. The sketches included jokes about Trump’s White House…
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Australian officials dismiss US influence on growing datacentre opposition
Australian politicians and datacentre executives say public opposition to new AI datacentres is being amplified by US debates and social media, arguing Australia’s facilities are smaller and more tightly regulated. The backlash has nevertheless become a national issue in 2026, prompting protests, calls for a moratorium, government inquiries and efforts to regulate datacentres’ use of…