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I have a bad habit I am not proud of. When the work is going badly, I keep going anyway. The screen stays on, the cursor stays blinking, and I sit there past the point where anything good is coming out, as if the act of staying put is itself the work. Some part of ... Read more
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An East Bay apartment complex has been bought at a price that's well below its prior value. Read more ›
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A PG&E Corp. unit has bought a San Jose building in a move to bolster the utility's South Bay operations. Read more ›
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Google Meet’s Gemini-powered “Take notes for me” feature is rolling out to AI Pro and Ultra subscribers, but the useful meeting upgrade starts behind a $20 monthly plan. Read more ›
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Google swears its Android 17 Beta 4.0/4.1 upgrade fix is still in the works. Read more ›
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Toronto-based investor targets companies promoting a healthier, more sustainable food sector. Read more ›
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Walden's successor is set to take over as the destination works to overcome tensions with America and build back business events. Read more ›
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Starlink can be a lifeline for rural internet users, but satellite service still comes with common headaches that are worth knowing about before you sign up. Read more ›
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Shuffling the wallpaper on your home screen, like with the iPhone’s Photo Shuffle, is currently something that can only be done on a very simple level on a Google Pixel phone. That could soon change in an upcoming update to Android 17. Evidence within the latest Android 17 QPR1 Beta 5 that rolled out last... Read the original post: iPhone Photo Shuffle May Come to Google’s Pixel Read more ›
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Sony hinted in a recent Q&A with investors that the next generation PlayStation will offer some kind of experience that lets you play games outside of your living room. Here's the relevant portion from the transcript, emphasis mine: Q: How can you bring back to the PlayStation platform users who migrated to gaming PCs during […] Read more ›
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T-Mobile's doing some spring cleaning this summer. The company has decided to phase out some older plans and move the customers using them to its newest plans. The old plans that are affected are the oldest ones still in use by T-Mobile customers, and some of them are 15 years old. According to T-Mobile, this will involve price hikes, but the average hike is apparently only going to be $4... Read more ›
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Rebecca Ferguson stars in the latest season of Apple TV's excellent sci-fi mystery show, which returns July 3. Read more ›
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By focusing on six characteristics, the study claims you could reach "near-perfect accuracy" at detecting AI deepfakes. Read more ›
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New US rule will ban Polestar EVs over data security fears, even though none of the EVs it sells in North America are built in China. Read more ›
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From a tiny-but-mighty handheld fan to a speaker that delivers 'thunderous power', here are the gadgets that impressed us most this month. Read more ›
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A new study more than doubles previous estimates of how many distinct kinds of insects are currently inhabiting the planet. Read more ›
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New research is forcing archaeologists to confront an inconvenient truth about atlatls, a weapon that's been linked to Clovis hunters for decades despite the dearth of evidence. Read more ›
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Mazda's new crossover isn't available in the U.S., but its price is still turning heads here. How did the brand get a new car under $10,000? Read more ›
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A study published in Nature Communications found that a 50 per cent chance of pain is more stressful than pain itself — which reframes premature decisions as a coping mechanism, not a personality trait. By the Silicon Canals Editorial Team · June 22, 2026 There is a story people tell about themselves when they settle a ... Read more Read more ›
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The average bereavement policy in Europe gives employees somewhere between three and five days for the death of an immediate family member. In many organisations, less for extended family. The logic underneath these numbers is not stated explicitly — it rarely is — but it is not hard to read. Three days is enough time ... Read more Read more ›
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Joan Didion's most quoted sentence is usually read as poetry. A growing body of psychological research suggests it was something closer to a clinical observation about how the self actually holds together. Read more ›
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The U.S.-Iran deal that President Donald Trump is trying to sell as a diplomatic victory is already moving into a more fragile phase: not because the agreement does not exist, but because nearly every party around it is testing where its limits begin. Photo by Phearak Chamrien on Pexels A deal that delivered what once ... Read more Read more ›
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Claude Guillemot, a co-founder of French video game publisher Ubisoft, reportedly died in a plane crash. Read more ›
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In Oregon's Malheur National Forest, a single honey fungus covers 2,385 acres, weighs around 35,000 tons, and has been killing conifers from below for thousands of years — making it the largest known individual organism on Earth. Read more ›
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When an older person starts giving money away in earnest, funding a grandchild’s deposit, signing large cheques to a cause, the reaction around them is often unease. The worry is that they are being imprudent, or that someone is steering them, and that they are spending down something meant to last. Sometimes the worry is ... Read more Read more ›
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A three-year-old unmanned-systems maker just raised $300 million. Two weeks earlier it bought a propulsion company, a move aimed at one of the defense industry's most stubborn shortages. Read more ›
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The Antikythera mechanism spent 2,000 years on the seabed and another 50 in a museum drawer before X-rays revealed it was a hand-cranked bronze computer that predicted eclipses, modelled the Moon's elliptical orbit, and tracked the schedule of the ancient Olympic Games. Read more ›
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Qatar is sending empty LNG carriers back through the Strait of Hormuz, and the fact that this counts as news tells you everything about how much the global gas market has been holding its breath for the past three weeks. Read more ›
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