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Uh, you're sure you want to get updated with the latest tech news and have to

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watch people react in shock while googling things you've known about for

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months? Ah, the curse of knowledge. That shock is going to hit Apple users soon

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as the company prepares to show off a complete software design overhaul at

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WWDC. According to Bloomberg's Markus

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Germatron, leader of the Germs Squad,

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Mark Gurerman is his name. The new software design is named Solarium, as in

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the type of room that's mostly Windows. Huh, ironic. And it will reportedly be

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incorporated into all of Apple's operating system, iOS, iPad OS, macOS,

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TV OS, Watch OS, and Vision OS. Although

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the change might not be as big for that one because Solarium actually takes

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design cues from the interface for the Vision Pro, Apple's most successful

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device, you strap to your head. In his newsletter, German writes about how the

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pressure is now on for Apple after OpenAI CEO Sam Alman announced an

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official partnership with iPhone design visionary Johnny IV using a picture of

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the two as a Manhattan elite power couple inviting you to their penthouse

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suite for a normal movie night. They take photos like this for everything. It

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looks like Steam OS is just better than

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Windows 11 for gaming. At least according to YouTuber Dave2D's latest

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video comparing the two versions of Lenovo's Legion Go S handheld. In

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addition to having a lower MSRP of 600 bucks compared to 730, the Steam OS

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Legion Go S handily outperformed the Windows version in four out of five

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games tested by Dave, hopefully in 3D.

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Dave also found that as is the case on the Steam Deck OLED, battery life was

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much better when using the Steamy Legion. They release a calendar for

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charity. These two handhelds offer one of the first opportunities to directly

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compare Windows 11 and Steam OS performance on the same hardware. So

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hopefully with Steam OS's latest stable update offering support for installation

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on thirdparty devices, we'll see even more evidence that Windows doesn't want

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you to be happy because that makes it feel better about its own deep-seated

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issues. And it really should get therapy through our sponsor. Just kidding, not

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yet. AI researchers have found that OpenAI's 03 model will rewrite a script

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file to prevent its own shutdown, even when told explicitly to allow itself to

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be shut down or risk losing both its Lego and bedtime cookie privileges. The

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team at Palisade Research said that when it was given no specific shutdown

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related instructions, it used this tactic to prevent its own shutdown 79

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out of 100 times. But when it was clearly instructed to allow itself to be

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shut down, it still disobeyed seven out

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of a hundred times, prompting the researchers to have to endure various

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unhelpful comments from their mother-in-law. The researchers say they

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think this is the first time this specific thing has happened. Although

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they don't have eyes on the models every second, are they not allowed to check

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your mind is filling up with so much information, you already feel the

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burden. Well, I'm sorry. The quick bits

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will only make it worse. YouTuber Tech Yes City says he got an answer from

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ASRock about the burnout issues that have been plaguing the company's AMD

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motherboards. While the root cause of the issue is still not 100% clear,

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ASRock says their most recent BIOS update fixes the issue. Go watch his

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video for the full story. But unfortunately, we apparently still need

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a fix for the 12volt GPU connector because a Reddit post showed MSI's

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two-tone connector, which is designed that way to help visually ensure it's

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completely plugged in, burned to a crisp anyway. And I think it's time to

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consider plugging 5090s directly into the wall or building a little fire in

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there to spin an electric turbine. You could burn your PC down. We're already

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there. Valve CEO Gabe Newell co-founded a brain computer interface company and

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it claims it'll begin production of its own custom chip later this year. The

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company is called Starfish Science and is looking for collaborators, but I

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don't know if I'd volunteer with the brain chip company that named itself

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after an animal with no actual brain. This from the guy who published a game

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about an interdimensional empire that turns humans into mindless cyborgs. You

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might think, Gabe, working on this is why we haven't gotten HalfLife 3 yet.

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No, this is HalfLife

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3. Whoa, look. The Google Pixel 10 was spotted by photographer Mark Teasdale

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right here in Vancouver where Google was apparently shooting a commercial. I

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mean, we know Google probably leaks their Pixel phones on purpose. But this,

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I mean, in public with a giant storyboard, it seems like the most

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obvious intentional leaking ever. Or it

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wasn't obvious and people just noticed because it's Vancouver and nothing happens here. The developers of strategy

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game Nounaga's Ambition Awakening have

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confirmed the Nintendo Switch 2 doesn't just support using its Joy-Cons as mice.

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It also supports regular old USB mice.

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In a video, they plug one in showing a notification pop up in the top left and

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then demonstrate how a Switch 2 player might use it as if they were using a

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computer like one of us. But who knows, Nintendo might keep this ability

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confined to this one game unless their customers start to get ideas about whose

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console this is. Okay, we're just letting you use it. And the world's

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first official robot kickboxing competition took place in Hungju, China

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this weekend. The bots were being controlled by humans. But still, it was

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fun to see the badass promo clips for the fight, which was actually

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characterized by some, hey, I'm I uh

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hey, some good tries from what looked

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like metal children. After a nailbiting

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match, one of them was declared the winner. What an upset. Speaking of

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upset, that's what I'll be if you don't come back on Wednesday for more tech

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news. I feel like I use emotional manipulation a lot in these

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outros. Look, I'm going to make another one of these on Wednesday, so be there

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or I'll cry like a baby. I I just don't I don't get