In a pretty bare-bones press release accompanied by a couple of pictures and detailed specs, Ricoh surprise announced that its long-awaited GR IV camera will launch this fall. The GR… Weiterlesen »Ricoh is finally making a GR IV camera, and it’s coming in the fall
Bluesky is ramping up its verification program, even though it’s still not exactly clear how it plans to determine which accounts are „authentic and notable“ enough for a blue checkmark.… Weiterlesen »You can now apply for verification on Bluesky
Valve officially added support for the Lenovo Legion Go S in its latest SteamOS release. The handheld, which begins shipping this weekend, is the first hardware other than the Steam… Weiterlesen »SteamOS now officially supports a second handheld
Earlier this month, Nintendo received a lot of negative attention for an end-user license agreement (EULA) update granting the company the claimed right to render Switch consoles „permanently unusable in… Weiterlesen »Why console makers can legally brick your game console
Quantum-inspired amplification using classical bits – A personal experiment and demo I had this idea during a sleepless night: What if classical bits could be manipulated to behave like qubits… Weiterlesen »Qelum Accelerator – An idea from a sleepless night
An anonymous reader quotes a report from Ars Technica: Researchers have found malicious software that received more than 6,000 downloads from the NPM repository over a two-year span, in yet… Weiterlesen »Destructive Malware Available In NPM Repo Went Unnoticed For 2 Years
The U.S. government has not yet made its official recommendations for who should be able to get COVID booster shots this fall, but FDA officials published a policy position in… Weiterlesen »How the FDA Might Make It Harder to Get COVID Shots This Year
