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A DIY mad scientist from Poland built his own CPU out of dozens of ancient memory chips

This is the DIY project to end all DIY projects.

PC Gamer

New Research Suggests Retirement Homes Might Accelerate Cognitive Decline

Retirement homes are supposed to offer safety, comfort, and community for older adults. But new research is raising concerns about what really happens to the mind after moving in. Many families choose retirement homes hoping for better care and social opportunities. But what if these settings actually speed up memory…

The Free Financial Advisor

'A 1,000-year-plus memory crystal': SPhotonix’s CEO tells us how its glass-based data tech is the future of high-density archival storage

We talk durability, density, and the future of data storage with Ilya Kazensky, CEO of SPhotonix.

TechRadar

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I've slept on memory foam and latex luxury mattresses — here's which one should you buy

Choosing between a luxury latex mattress and a luxury memory foam mattress is difficult — I've tried both, here's how they compare

Tom’s Guide

What Kids Remember About You That You’d Never Expect

As a parent, you worry about providing the big things: a good education, a safe home, and memorable family vacations. You invest time and energy into creating what you hope are core memories, picturing your children fondly recalling birthdays and holidays. While those moments are important, the things that truly…

Budget and the Bees

New charity to address ‘hidden homicides’ receives calls within hours of launch

Retired detective sergeant James Brannigan is leading The Katie Trust, set up in memory of murdered showjumper Katie Simpson.

Evening Standard

About a third of pregnant women in the US lack sufficient vitamin D to support healthy pregnancies − new research

Children whose mothers had higher vitamin D levels during pregnancy scored better on tests of memory, attention and problem-solving skills at ages 7 to 12 compared with those whose mothers had lower levels. That is a key finding of a new peer-reviewed study that my colleagues and I published in…

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6 Common Phrases That Are Actually Signs of Gaslighting

Gaslighting isn’t always obvious. In fact, some of the most damaging manipulation starts with everyday statements that seem harmless on the surface. If someone regularly makes you question your reality, doubt your memory, or feel like you’re overreacting, they may be using gaslighting phrases to control the narrative. These six…

Clever Dude

Bill Gates Says Elon Musk Was 'Super Mean' After He Shorted Tesla Stock — 'But He's Super Mean to So Many People'

It started with a stock short and ended with memes, jabs, and one of the messiest billionaire feuds in recent memory.

Benzinga

Intel's rumored 'Nova Lake-AX' allegedly packs insane specs but might never launch — reportedly featured 28 CPU cores, 48 Xe3 GPU cores, and an upgraded 256-bit memory bus to counter AMD Strix Halo

Intel’s Nova Lake-AX SoC could mark a major leap for x86 mobile chips, pairing 28 CPU cores with a massive 384-EU Xe3 GPU and LPDDR5X at up to 10,667 MT/s. Aimed at hybrid APU competitors like AMD Strix Halo and Apple M-series, it might never even see the light of…

Tom’s Hardware

40 Times Forgetful People Messed Up Really Bad (New Pics)

What was your worst and funniest forgetful fail?

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Hate Speech and the European Court of Human Rights: Article 17, Memory Politics, and the ECtHR's Selective Silencing

In this fourth guest entry on The Volokh Conspiracy, I examine a domain where the European Court of Human Rights… The post Hate Speech and the European Court of Human Rights: Article 17, Memory Politics, and the ECtHR's Selective Silencing appeared first on Reason.com.

Reason

Nvidia wants to make 8GB GPUs great again with AI texture compression — but I'm not convinced

If you’re annoyed by just getting 8GB of video memory (VRAM) on your Nvidia RTX 5060 Ti, RTX 5060 or RTX 5050 GPU, there may be a fix coming. And just like a lot of Team Green’s work, it’s all about AI.

Tom’s Guide

Got buyer's remorse with your 8GB graphics card? Nvidia's AI texture compression promises huge benefits for GPUs with stingy amounts of memory

Think your GPU doesn't have enough memory? Nvidia's AI texture compression trick looks like a killer solution in this demo (with caveats).

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Nectar Mattress review: Supportive memory foam comfort for low budgets

The Nectar Memory Foam Mattress promises body-hugging, cooling comfort, but does it deliver? We tested it for three months to find out...

Tom’s Guide

Nectar Premier Hybrid mattress UK review: a body-hugging bed ideal for back and side sleepers

The Nectar Premier Hybrid sits right at the top of this brand's UK range. Is it worth the extra money?

Tom’s Guide

Tempur-Pedic Tempur-Neck vs Layla Kapok: Which pillow for side sleepers should you buy?

An ultra-firm block of foam or an adjustable foam and fiber fill? We explore the key differences between the Tempur-Neck and Layla Kapok pillow for side sleepers.

The Independent UK

Scientists reveal the long-term impact of measles on children

New research suggests that measles infection doesn’t just make you ill in the short term; it may also undo years of immune protection

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The Conversation

Measles isn’t just dangerous – it may erase your immune system

Blindness, pneumonia, severe diarrhoea and even death – measles virus infections, especially in children, can have devastating consequences. Fortunately, we have a safe and effective defence. Measles vaccines are estimated to have averted more than 60 million deaths between 2000 and 2023.

Tom’s Hardware

Nvidia reportedly preparing RTX 6000D for Chinese market to comply with U.S. export controls — fabricated on TSMC N4, featuring GDDR7 memory capable of delivering 1,100 GB/s of bidirectional bandwidth

NVIDIA is reportedly launching the RTX 6000D GPU for China to offset U.S. export restrictions. Built on TSMC’s 4nm process and armed with GDDR7 memory delivering 1,100 GB/s bandwidth, the card targets AI workloads and could help NVIDIA reclaim lost revenue in the Chinese market.

MusicRadar

“I dedicate the album to his memory. I miss him every day”: Fred Armisen says that the late Steve Albini was “instrumental” in the creation of his new record, 100 Sound Effects

He also had a helping hand from Dave Grohl

Tom’s Hardware

G.Skill sets new 12,872MT/s DDR5 memory overclocking world record with bl4ckdot — blazing frequencies delivered by liquid nitrogen, using Intel Core Ultra 9 285K and ROG Maximus Z890 Apex motherboard

Overclocker bl4ckdot set a new DDR5 world record, pushing G.Skill’s Trident Z5 to an incredible 12,872 MT/s using LN2 cooling. The run was validated on CPU-Z, placing him at the top of HWBOT’s Memory Frequency Hall of Fame once again.

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“Are You As Smart As A High Schooler?”: Prove it By Scoring At Least 28/36 On This Math Quiz

Welcome to a new math challenge! 🧮 We are about to walk down memory lane… Can you remember what you’ve learned in 1st, 2nd, and 3rd grade? You probably can’t tell right away, but your knowledge will show as you go through the test. As with every math test, the…

The Free Financial Advisor

This Common Fast Food Ingredient Was Just Linked to Memory Loss

Fast food is everywhere. It’s quick, cheap, and easy. But what if your favorite drive-thru meal is doing more than just filling you up? Recent research shows that a common fast food ingredient may be linked to memory loss. This isn’t just about weight gain or high cholesterol. It’s about…

PC Gamer

Crucial 128 GB DDR5-6400 CUDIMM review

Loading up your Arrow Lake PC with RAM has never been easier or more expensive.

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