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Morphe users expand beyond YouTube to patch streaming apps for ad-free Android TV experience
Morphe community expands beyond YouTube to create AI-assisted patches for ad-free streaming on Android TV apps like Disney Plus and Paramount Plus.
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China launches artificial embryos to orbit to study space reproduction
China's Academy of Sciences sent stem‑cell‑derived artificial embryos to the Tiangong station to compare five days of microgravity exposure with ground controls, aiming to reveal risks to early human development in…
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5 reasons I'm finally quitting OneNote – and what I'm replacing it with
A tech writer explains why they're leaving Microsoft OneNote after years of use and switching to UpNote, highlighting key advantages like faster sync, Linux support, and better organization.
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Pope Leo XIV calls for AI disarmament in first encyclical
Pope Leo XIV's first encyclical calls for breaking up AI monopolies and banning algorithmic warfare, presented with Anthropic co-founder Chris Olah.
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Tailscale is the only home lab change I made this year that I actually noticed
A home lab enthusiast describes how Tailscale evolved from a remote-access tool into the central management layer for every device, container, and AI workload in their setup.
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The Lululemon 3-in-1 Duffle Bag: A Comfort-First Carryall for Gym and Beyond
The Lululemon 3-in-1 Duffle Bag combines ergonomic design, durable materials, and smart compartmentalization, making it a top choice for daily commutes and workouts.
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Android ruined link handling years ago. Here's how I fixed it with a free app
A free open-source app restores Android's lost 'Open with' dialog for links, giving users control over how they open web content.
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Google adds disco-ball icons to Pixel, asks if users really want them
Google rolled out a glittery disco‑ball icon pack for Pixel phones, sparking mixed reactions as users decide whether the kitschy look belongs on their home screens.
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That dreaded air leak on the ISS’s Russian segment is back
A recurring air leak in the ISS’s Russian Zvezda module, first spotted in 2019, has resurfaced, shedding about one pound of air per day and raising concerns as the station approaches its 2030 retirement.
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Mustard Made Storage Lockers Are on a Rare Sale Through May 31
Stylish Mustard Made storage lockers are 20% off through May 31, with discounts on eight vibrant colors rarely offered outside of Black Friday.
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Android 17 QPR1 beta 3 adds copy to clipboard and open in folder screenshot buttons
Android 17 QPR1 Beta 3 adds copy‑to‑clipboard and open‑in‑folder buttons to the screenshot overlay, a feature first seen on leaked Aluminium OS builds and likely aimed at tablets and laptops.
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NASA's Psyche spacecraft returns unfamiliar views of a familiar world
NASA's Psyche spacecraft returned rare views of Mars during a flyby, capturing the planet as a crescent with atmospheric details, while testing instruments for its 2029 mission to the metallic asteroid Psyche.
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Ninja launches dual Slushi Twist for summer drinks
Ninja's new dual Slushi Twist lets you make two different frozen drinks simultaneously, with celebrity endorsement from Jersey Shore's Nicole Polizzi.
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Android 17 QPR1 beta 3 adds bouncy quick settings animation
Google's Android 17 QPR1 Beta 3 adds a bouncy animation to the Quick Settings panel, mirroring the notification shade effect and rolling out now to Pixel phones ahead of the summer stable release.
