'Slopfix': A software team is charging up to $10,000 to clean up AI-generated code, with the help of *checks notes* AI Who fixes the fixes? PC Gamer · Jul 8
How to Water Your Garden in a Heatwave – And What Not to Do to Save Your Plants Keep your plants healthy even when temperatures spike Homes & Gardens · Jul 8
A New Amazon Prime Series Just Got Canceled (Despite Cracking The Top 10) Wow, didn't see this coming. Cinemablend · Jul 8
Want Anthropic Exposure Before the IPO? These 2 AI Giants Are Already There Anthropic filed confidentially for an IPO after a $965 billion valuation; Amazon and Alphabet hold major private stakes, offering investors indirect exposure ahead of a potential 2026 debut. MarketBeat · Jul 8
How to properly clean and disinfect your home after illness – expert tips to kill germs Germs can stay on hard surfaces for up to two days, and a proper clean down can prevent the spread to others The Guardian - US · Jul 8
I’ve completed 355 parkruns – here’s what you need to get started You don’t need to be a super athlete to take part in parkrun. Whether it’s pacing yourself or picking the perfect shoes, here’s how to find your feet at the UK’s favourite 5k The Guardian - UK · Jul 8
Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin Becomes Latest Company To Conduct a Massive Fundraising Round. Its Value Will Be Over $100 Billion Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin is raising $10 billion, its first funding round. The company will be valued at $130 billion. International Business Times · Jul 8
Laundry Experts Reveal 6 Reasons You Should Think Twice Before Drying Clothes Outside This Summer Drying clothes on an outdoor clothesline can save energy and be gentler on fabrics than using the dryer. But depending on the weather, pollen count, and even where you live, laundry professionals say it isn't always the best choice Homes & Gardens · Jul 8
Experts warn gardeners to avoid this lawn care task until after the heatwave, or risk destroying their lawn – this is what to do instead for lush grass This lawn care job is best left until autumn Ideal Home · Jul 8
We lab-tested Amazon’s best-selling $50 projectors. Most are trash — except this one The Tom’s Guide Savings Squad lab-tested four of Amazon’s most popular cheap projectors and found that while most are low-quality e-waste, one sub-$50 model is a shocking budget miracle. Tom’s Guide · Jul 8
6 Unusual and Low Effort Fragrant Flowers That Will Make Your Patio Smell Incredible Create a scented flower-filled space for entertaining this summer that will set your garden apart Homes & Gardens · Jul 8
Big Tech joins Calgary Stampede oil bash, as Canada courts data centers Big Tech companies are increasing their presence at the Calgary Stampede. Alberta is actively seeking data center investment, offering affordable power and cold climates. Google, Meta, and Amazon are showing interest in the province's development opportunities. The government plans a major investment announcement in the technology sector soon. Pembina Pipeline… The Economic Times · Jul 8
I finally found an 8,000Hz gaming mouse that caters to my bizarre pinky groove and MMO preferences, and it makes me question why more mouse brands aren't willing to take risks I have very weird taste in gaming mice, but it shouldn't take a chance encounter at Computex for me to find an option I like. GamesRadar · Jul 8
Dorm Bedding Checklist − Everything You Need to Transform an Old, Uncomfortable Mattress Into a Five-Star Sleep Space Exactly what to buy, where to invest, and what to avoid Homes & Gardens · Jul 8
Tom’s Guide · Jul 8 I grinded enough Microsoft reward points to get GTA 6 for free — here's how you can do it too Microsoft Rewards can do so much more than earn small perks. With a few minutes each day, you can earn enough points to get GTA 6 for free.
Evening Standard · Jul 8 Fans or air conditioning units? Expert reveals which is best for cooling your home From neck fans to air coolers, these expert-approved products will cool each room of your home
Digital Camera World · Jul 8 Amazon’s best-selling cameras right now aren’t at all what I expected, but as a parent and pro photographer, I 100% agree Several of the best-selling cameras on Amazon right now are made for kids. As a photographer and parent, this is a trend I love
Ideal Home · Jul 8 What to do with hydrangeas in a heatwave – 3 crucial tasks to keep your plants alive and blooming in hot weather Hydration is key
Ideal Home · Jul 8 Lidl’s LED parasol is perfect for extending summer parties after dusk – I can’t believe it’s under £40 This stylish parasol provides both shade and light
Tom’s Guide · Jul 8 I tested two solar smart locks that never need to be recharged — and there is one clear winner I tested the Desloc V150 Plus vs. Lockin Veno Solar to see which solar-powered smart lock is the best.
The Economic Times · Jul 8 Netflix, YouTube and Disney interested in US rights of FIFA World Cup, deal may reach $2 billion: Report Several major media companies are preparing to bid billions for FIFA World Cup broadcasting rights. Netflix, Disney, and Alphabet's YouTube are expected to challenge for the next two tournaments. Amazon and Apple could also join the bidding war for these lucrative rights. FIFA is considering selling English and Spanish language…
Homes & Gardens · Jul 8 This Summer Garden Trick Keeps Plants Cool and Cuts Watering in Half – It's a Heatwave Essential There are many benefits there are to summer mulching; it even keeps weeds at bay
The Independent UK · Jul 7 Warning as ‘potentially lethal’ baby products found listed on sites such as Amazon, eBay and TikTok shop Potentially harmful self-feeding products, pillows and sleeping bags found listed on popular retail sites
The Guardian - UK · Jul 7 Which? finds 150 potentially lethal baby products sold online UK consumer group says lives are at risk because platforms fail to prevent dangerous items reaching customers
The Independent UK · Jul 7 ‘Potentially lethal’ baby pillows, sleeping bags and feeding items sold online Which? said it had found 150 potentially lethal baby products being sold to UK consumers.