Lenovo’s Legion Pro Rollable Gaming Laptop Goes Ultrawide at the Press of a Key
Lenovo brought a Legion gaming laptop to CES this year with a rollable OLED display that expands horizontally by six inches.
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The Many Questions and Challenges with DIY Hydroelectric Generators
The concept of building your own hydroelectric generator seems simple at face value: use gravity to impart as much force as possible onto a turbine, which...
Read moreBazaar Flatpak Manager Gets New Icon, Permission Warnings + More
Bazaar Flatpak manager adds permission warnings showing app safety, Flathub account sync, verified-only filtering, and a neat new ‘market stall’ app icon. You’re reading Bazaar Flatpak...
Read moreThe Math Behind Artificial Intelligence: A Guide to AI Foundations [Full Book]
“To understand is to perceive patterns.” – Isaiah Berlin This is not a math book filled with complex formulas, theorems, and concepts that are hard to...
Read moreGentoo Linux Made Progress On RISC-V, WSL & More In 2025 While Pulling In Just $12k USD
The Gentoo Linux project published their 2025 retrospective this week with their many accomplishments, including the recruitment of four more developers and now being up to...
Read moreHP’s EliteBoard G1a is a Ryzen-powered Windows 11 PC in a membrane keyboard
As a Windows system built inside of a functioning membrane keyboard, the HP EliteBoard G1a announced today is a more accessible alternative to other keyboard-PCs. The...
Read moreGrok Is Pushing AI ‘Undressing’ Mainstream
Paid tools that “strip” clothes from photos have been available on the darker corners of the internet for years. Elon Musk’s X is now removing barriers...
Read moreUnder 10% of an earthquake’s energy makes the ground shake
Earthquakes are driven by energy stored up in rocks over millennia—energy that, once released, we perceive mainly in the form of the ground’s shaking. But a...
Read moreListening to battery failure
Lithium-ion batteries produce faint sounds as they charge, discharge, and degrade. But until now, nobody could interpret those sounds to detect when a battery might be...
Read moreBuilding materials are getting closer to doubling as batteries
Concrete already builds our world, and an MIT-invented variant known as electron-conducting carbon concrete (ec3, pronounced “e c cubed”) holds out the possibility of helping power...
Read morePowering up (and saving) the planet
Water shortages in Southern California made an indelible impression on Evelyn Wang ’00 when she was growing up in Los Angeles. “I was quite young, perhaps...
Read moreStarstruck
Few people, if any, contemplate stars—celestial or cinematic—the way Aomawa Shields does. An astronomer and astrobiologist, Shields explores the potential habitability of planets beyond our solar...
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