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Fake party invitation scam can hijack your computer
Fake party invitations trick victims into downloading malware that gives criminals remote access to computers and spreads through contact lists.
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EA has fixed a niche Battlefield 6 issue where some Nvidia GPUs were crashing while changing attachments or ‘playing on maps with large bodies of water’
It seems like it was linked to a recent Nvidia driver update.
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Game Freak pledges continued fixes after mixed reception to debut RPG
Game Freak has pledged to keep supporting Beast of Reincarnation, its first original IP in years, after the soulslike action RPG launched to a mixed reception from players and critics on 4 August 2026. Rather than moving on to other projects, the Pokémon developer said it would address player concerns through a series of post-launch…
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SpaceX revenue rockets while AI spending burns billions
SpaceX posted stronger-than-expected revenue in its first results as a public company, but heavy AI-related spending and another quarterly loss left investors unimpressed, sending shares down roughly 10% in pre-market trading. The results highlight the strain many tech firms face as they pour vast sums into AI infrastructure, with Starlink connectivity remaining SpaceX’s only profitable…
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‘Forgotten Spaceman,’ Telling a Little-Known Afghan Story, Readies for Takeoff (Exclusive Trailer)
Elham Ehsas’ film, debuting at Locarno before traveling to TIFF, shows how an Afghan cosmonaut went into space and explores how conflict narratives and echoes of colonialism overshadow the historic event.
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Oh Great, Even Moonlighter 2 Has Settled on a September PS5 Release Date
At least there’s a demo out now. Are Digital Sun and 11 Bit Studios having a laugh? As if next month’s release schedule wasn’t already stupid enough, they’ve decided to drop Moonlighter 2: The Endless Vault on the 2nd September for PS5. This dungeon-crawling sequel’s been in early access since November of last year. Version…
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Why I’ll never be convinced by Meta’s ‘pervert’ glasses | Opinion
In a Guardian Opinion video, columnist Kirsty Major explains why she remains unconvinced by Meta’s smart glasses, which have been dubbed “pervert glasses” by critics over their potential for covert filming. The piece highlights growing concern about the devices being used to record people without consent, reflecting wider anxieties about privacy and surveillance as wearable…
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Anthropic is hiring an AI chip design team
Anthropic is assembling a team to design its own custom chips for AI, according to a Business Insider report, as it seeks to co-design hardware and models so its Claude systems run faster and more efficiently. The move reflects surging demand for Claude and intensifying competition among AI firms for scarce infrastructure, suggesting that relying…
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Sunbird relaunched its iMessage app for Android users after three years away
Sunbird Messaging has returned to the Google Play Store nearly three years after shutting down over security concerns, once again letting Android users tap into Apple’s iMessage system. The app promises “blue bubble” messaging with reactions and high-quality video support, addressing a long-standing annoyance for mixed Android-iPhone group chats, where Android participants can disrupt reactions…