Apple this week provided a glimpse into a feature that solves one of the biggest drawbacks of passkeys, the industry-wide standard for website and app authentication that isn’t susceptible to… Weiterlesen »Coming to Apple OSes: A seamless, secure way to import and export passkeys
QPUs may run AI inference faster and cheaper than conventional hardware ever could Hybrid nodes combining CPUs, Nvidia GPUs, and diamond QPUs could change how we build quantum software From… Weiterlesen »This German startup wants to build portable quantum computers using diamonds – and says its QPU will sit next to a GPU or a CPU one day
I’m trying to put all my thoughts about the time I spent with the medieval fantasy RPG Crimson Desert at Summer Game Fest into words. Kotaku Managing Editor Carolyn Petit… Weiterlesen »Crimson Desert Made Me Crash Out
On Thursday afternoon, many people with smart home setups connected to Google Home / Nest, or who are trying to stream music on Spotify, started coming up empty. All I… Weiterlesen »A massive Google Cloud outage messed up Google Home, Spotify, and other services
The Schwartz has been awakened! That’s right: Writer-director Mel Brooks‘ cult classic Spaceballs is getting a sequel, 40 years after the sci-fi parody’s original release. Jury’s still out on whether… Weiterlesen »Spaceballs 2 is on its way, with Mel Brooks, Bill Pullman, and Rick Moranis reprising their roles
An anonymous reader quotes a report from Ars Technica: Last week, electronics engineer Lorentio Brodesco announced the completion of a mock-up for nsOne, reportedly the first custom PlayStation 1 motherboard… Weiterlesen »Engineer Creates First Custom Motherboard For 1990s PlayStation Console
Living with colorblindness feels like you’re constantly being pranked by the world in subtle, irritating ways. The other day, I was booking a flight on Kayak, trying to figure out… Weiterlesen »Chasing rainbows
