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MacBook Air laptops are reportedly in short supply due to Ramaggedon
Apple’s MacBook Air is reportedly experiencing severe supply shortages, with the company steering customers towards the base MacBook Pro instead – an unusual move that suggests Apple is struggling to meet demand for its lightweight laptop. The shortage comes shortly after the MacBook Air’s price rose from $1,099 to $1,299, and is linked to the…
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This lawyer believes in second chances. Now AI is providing a boost
Noella Sudbury, a former public defender in Utah, has founded Rasa Legal, a nonprofit that uses artificial intelligence to help people with criminal records get them expunged, opening the door to better job prospects. The initiative targets what is described as the “second chance expungement gap”: an estimated 20 million Americans are legally eligible to…
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American Truck Simulator trundles off to a land of enchanted highways and giant bovines with a freshly announced North Dakota expansion
American Truck Simulator developer SCS Software has announced a North Dakota expansion, continuing the game’s gradual eastward expansion across the United States following May’s Illinois DLC. The new region will let players deliver cargo to cities including Fargo, Bismarck, Grand Forks, Minot and Williston, while passing through smaller towns such as Medora, home to Theodore…
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Sheffield United transfer update on Kalvin Phillips and Harry Souttar shared by reporter – Yahoo Sports UK
Sheffield United are reportedly considering moves for Kalvin Phillips and Harry Souttar as they plan for the next transfer window. The update matters because both players could strengthen key areas of Chris Wilder’s squad, although neither deal was presented as complete. Phillips, then on loan from Manchester City, was said to be a target for…
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As Larry Ellison bets the farm, Oracle says it loves AI-written code, just not in OpenJDK
Oracle has told contributors to OpenJDK, the open-source Java project it stewards, that they must not submit code or other content generated by AI tools. The interim policy, published in a post tagged “legal” while a fuller policy is drafted, cites concerns over reviewer workload, safety, security and intellectual property, given that OpenJDK underpins mission-critical…
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15 Sci-Fi Movies Like ‘Interstellar’
Collider has published a list recommending 15 sci-fi films for fans of Christopher Nolan’s Interstellar, aimed at those seeking similarly cerebral, visually spectacular space-set stories about survival, family and scientific ambition. The piece was updated on 3 August 2026, marking the tenth anniversary of Interstellar, and highlights the recent film Project Hail Mary as a…
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“There was a guy shooting at us from his balcony. It turned out he’d been sniffing glue.” The story of the UK’s only top-10 nu metal hit
In February 2002, the Suffolk rock band A released the single “Nothing”, which unexpectedly became the only British song widely regarded as a genuine Top 10 nu metal hit, despite the band never identifying with the genre themselves. Frontman Jason Perry has spoken about the track’s legacy, noting the irony that a band with roots…
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SWFC News: Di’Shon Bernard shares encouraging fitness update as new season looms – thestar.co.uk
Sheffield Wednesday defender Di’Shon Bernard has provided an encouraging update on his recovery as the new season approaches, signalling that he is continuing to build his fitness after a lengthy absence. His progress matters because the centre-back had been an important player for the Owls before injury, and a successful return would strengthen their defensive…
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Palworld Online is a new MMORPG coming to iOS and Android later this year
Garena has announced Palworld Online, an officially licensed MMORPG spin-off of the hit creature-collecting survival game Palworld, due to launch on iOS and Android later this year. The move capitalises on Palworld’s renewed popularity and marks a significant expansion of the franchise, taking it into the mobile MMO space for the first time with a…
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Yen hits three-month high after Trump helps prop up currency
The yen has climbed to a three-month high after Japan and the US carried out a rare joint intervention to support the currency, marking the first such collaboration between the two countries since 2011. The move matters because it signals growing alarm in Washington and Tokyo over the yen’s persistent weakness, driven by a gap…