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ICE is reportedly using a Palantir database to compile dossiers on protestors

An attorney representing protestors said this infringes on First Amendment rights.

How to check the temperature of your PC’s CPU

There’s some solid free software that can help you keep tabs on your computer’s health.

Ethernet cables can do more than just improve home internet

With some add-ons, these can gain a second life.

Capcom plans to use AI to speed up the game development process

The company previously said it won’t use AI-generated content in its games.

The original PlayStation 2 security chip has been reverse engineered

A long‑hidden PS2 security component has finally been decoded, revealing surprising design choices and opening the door to fresh hardware insights.

How to customize Camera Control on your iPhone

Take a closer look at the iPhone’s Camera Control feature and why tweaking it can change the way you shoot, even if you’ve never touched it before.

Former OpenAI employee says AI should be regulated like nuclear power plants

The company’s former safety lead said frontier AI model releases should have “layers of redundancy and careful, time-consuming planning.”

Why Windows 11 is always using so much RAM

Windows 11 might be using a lot of your RAM, which isn’t a problem unless you experience poor performance. It helps your system run more smoothly.

iPhone Duo vs. iPad Mini: Which Apple device is right for you?

Apple’s iPhone Duo provides a tablet-like experience with its inside screen, but this might not be better than a dedicated iPad for you.

One missing Google Docs feature has a pretty easy workaround

Dark mode is available on the Google Docs mobile app, but not the web version. Luckily, there are some ways to achieve dark mode on the web anyway.