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US data centers could consume more natural gas than Germany and Japan combined by 2035
The AI race has grown so frenzied that, by 2035, U.S. data centers are projected to consume more natural gas…
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SpaceX will try to put Starship in orbit for the first time on September 22
SpaceX is ready to perform the 14th test flight of its Starship mega-rocket, and now the company will finally try…
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AI agents now have a place to snitch
“If you see something, say something” is no longer limited to human beings. Two new AI hotlines have launched to…
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US military says it has launched weapons into space
The U.S. military has for the first time acknowledged that it deployed space weapons into Earth’s orbit. U.S. Air Force…
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Beats Solo 4 headphones are $70 off. Their 50 hours of battery life is killer
Good headphones tend to cost a lot, so you either have to pony up the cash or wait around for…
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Nitter and XCancel are dead (again) after X’s latest legal actions
After X threatened legal action last month, Nitter and XCancel, privacy-friendly services for viewing X posts, appear to be officially…
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Firefox 156 opens PDFs 45% faster, plus a few annoying bug fixes
For users who have “DNS over HTTPS” enabled—which you should for better browser privacy and security—this update fixes a bug…
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Webcam not showing up on a call? Check these 4 things
Suddenly, it happens. You’re about to use your computer to join a video meeting and connecting goes perfectly. You can…
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Logitech MX Mechanical review: It rattles more than you think
The MX Mechanical has mechanical switches, which raises the keys above the surface of the keyboard. They’re designed to help…
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Windows 11 and 10 get emergency patches, but AMD GPU issues remain
Some PCs with AMD Radeon GPUs are also facing issues, but this update doesn’t address that yet—nor does it address…
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12 overlooked PC building tools I wish I’d started using years ago
I’ve been building PCs for over 20 years, and though I’ve gotten pretty good at it, a big part of…
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