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four score and seven years ago there was

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no Tech news but if there was it definitely wasn't included in any

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YouTube videos they were making videos about the Spanish Civil War or I don't

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know por and Buggies being poor AMD has confirmed the

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existence of its ryzen Z2 extreme processor the successor to the Z1

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extreme powering gaming handhelds like lenovo's Legion go and the ASUS Rog Ally

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X according to Digital Trends in a joint briefing with Microsoft at the IFA 2024

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conference AMD said they're targeting a release date of early 2025 for the Z2

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extreme which would presumably arrive inside of new handheld devices not

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floating down from the sky with little parachutes after being shot out of an

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air cannon I don't I don't know who keeps putting that idea in the script

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it's it's very stupid it's you no specs for the chip were given but

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AMD exec Jack hnn said he w wants to

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play black myth Wukong for 3 hours instead of the 45 minutes current

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handhelds can muster and Jack he gets what he wants team red also said they're

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working with several Partners which could include valve the steam deck did

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not use a Z1 chip but it did use AMD

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chips so we may see the Z2 extreme power the steam deck to or valve might follow

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Acer who went with a ryzen 7 884 HS in

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their recently announced handheld and energy drink from 2010 the Nitro Blaze 7

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the Nitro Blaze 6 caused several heart attacks Intel was having a great week

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following its reveal of lunar Lake as a compelling answer to qualcomm's

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Snapdragon X Series laptop chips but then Intel had to go and mess it up by

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announcing its Outsourcing the production of lunar Lake's successor

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aerol Lake to external Partners it's not

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a great look as the plan has been to manufacture AOL

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Lake on the Intel 20a node for years but

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don't worry Intel found a good way to spin this you see they've had early

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success on Intel 18a which enables them

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to shift engineering resources from Intel 20a earlier than expected we're

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giving up on our own technology and Outsourcing production to our competitors but that's a good thing we

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went for coffee with them and they're really they're not so bad they're good guys they say biscuits instead of

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cookies it's crazy the news is inviting speculation about whether CEO Pat

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gelsinger really is the chosen one

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prophesied to bring balance to the Fabs according to Reuters it's also making

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Qualcomm consider trying to acquire different pieces of Intel like a vulture

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planning which giblets it's going to pick off a half-dead Antelope dragging

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itself across a savannah that's a gruesome image who put this in here this

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is a kid show you did it this is

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kids got to learn death is a part of life death is real and also it's brutal

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that's Tech news baby the internet archive has lost its attempt to appeal

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the final ruling from its March 2023 Court battle with the association of

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American Publishers in which the archives operation as a nonprofit

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Digital Library was found to be copyright infringement Publishers

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Hatchet Harper Collins and penguin Random House sued the internet archive

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in 2020 over its controlled digital Lending system in the recent appeals

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decision the judges asked is it fair use

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to scan copyrighted physical books and distribute as many digital copies as you

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have physical copies for free as if you're some kind of library or something

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no you buy your books like the founding fathers intended it's the third

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amendment I don't know what we're Canadian I don't know what the amendment

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it's not actually the third amendment I just want to clarify that I know it's

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not the third amendment okay that was that was close except except like other

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libraries the internet archive does buy books which as author Malcolm Harris

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points out on Twitter means they're not really taking sales away from Individual

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authors but I admit we're not legal experts and the only place the internet

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archive has left to take this case is the Supreme Court so we'll see how

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things play out there though this does make me agree with Twitter user

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gentleman bug if scanning books doesn't

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count as fair use where is the publisher lawsuit against open open AI I mean last

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guarantee the quick pits are so fast we can't say four score in seven years ago

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we just say 87 years ago we don't have time to be poetic ah version 6.0 of the

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Bluetooth standard has been released a mere 8 years after the last major

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version yes I know 5.4 came out last

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year but doesn't why do you know so much

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about Bluetooth standards in addition to reducing power consumption and

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increasing efficiency Bluetooth 6's Channel sounding feature will allow

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centimeter level accuracy for a device tracking over considerable distances

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this could allow Google's find my device Network to catch up to Apple which

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currently uses Ultra wide band tech for precision tracking or apple could ditch

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the ultra wideband chips in their devices and make them cheaper for customers and I'm just kidding that's

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not going to happen phone maker honor is using AI to fight

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nearsightedness nearsightedness or myopia a condition from which eyes sadly

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suffer occurs when eyes grow longer to better focus on close objects something

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that has apparently grown more common place in a world full of screens where

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are the people some of Honor's devices like the magic V3 foldable phone use

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Advanced display and AI Tech to defocus

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certain colors apparently this may help slow the progression of myopia could

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this also be solved with less screen time maybe but honor also has an AI

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powered deep fake video detector and yes maybe that problem would also be solved

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with less screen time but can I have one positive AI Story please just let me

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have this US Navy Chiefs got in trouble for illegally conspiring to install a

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starling satellite dish on their warship apparently the internet on Navy ships is

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often restricted to preserve bandwidth and maintain operational security but

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the big dogs on board wanted to check sports scores and stream movies

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uninterrupted Is that real yep so they smuggled the dish on board and bolted it

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to a wooden pallet strapped to the ship they may have gotten away with it too if

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they bothered to hide their Network's SSID instead Rank and file Sailors

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started asking why there was an unexplained Wi-Fi network named stinky

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and that just didn't smell right of course they didn't hide their SSID

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they're basically Marines with cuter uniforms and I dare you to keep that in

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California based startup reflect orbital has the modest goal of being able to

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sell sunlight in the middle of the night using giant Sky mirrors while physically

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plausible it's not actually clear reflect orbital even has the technology

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to pull this kind of orbital Sun mirror

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stunt Define physically plausible I know several physicists that would have an

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issue with this I think it's plausible the company has yet to launch anything

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into space but it's currently taking 4minute reservations via its website for

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late next year as part of the reservation process they ask you why you

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want your very own nighttime patch of sun perhaps because they also don't know

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why anyone would buy this over a $100 Spotlight also they ask you if you've

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heard of the Moon yet do they no but

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that's nighttime sun and Engineers from

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Cornell and Florence University have created a new biohybrid robot that uses

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electrical signals from an edible mushroom to control a mechanical body

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why do we have to say it's edible probably because the mechanical body is just

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tripping mushrooms can sense different

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chemical signals from the world all around them which allows the biorobot to

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dynamically respond to its environment obvious applications include recreating

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the Predator prey relationship as a form of enrichment for

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vegans that's a that's a Jessica original this isn't an entirely New

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Concept nearly a decade ago the openworm project created a digital version of a

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worm's brain that could be uploaded into a Lego robot in a kind of Black Mirror

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but for invertebrates concept what are we doing here why what is science what's

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next I created a cybor celery

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why he's got laser eyes here's another

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concept come back on Monday for more Tech news I'm going to hold my breath

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until then to make sure you show up if you don't I won't take another breath

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and I could die Riley it's not worth it it's just a

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new show rile please