Tuesday, October 13
Daily News Stuff 13 October 2026
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- Yes, we have no frozen bananas. Or frozen anything else. (Tom's Hardware)
Hacking attacks across Europe not only switched off waves of supermarket freezers but locked the built-in defrosting units on to hit temperatures of 50C (122F) making for a decidedly toasty environment for ice cream.
The internet. Ain't it wonderful?
Tech News
- Scientists have cracked the secret of orange cats. (Science Alert)
Apparently it's to do with what colour they are.
- GoogleBooks are what we have come to expect from Google. (The Verge)
Check back in five years. Either they'll have taken over the world or the whole project will be buried and forgotten.
- Introducing Intel's Crescent Island graphics cards, bringing a whole new meaning to the term "affordable". (WCCFTech)
As in, only one house per card, rather than two for AMD or eleven for Nvidia.
- Why is AI programming not revolutionising programming? (Ars Technica)
Because it's perfect for the problems billion-dollar companies don't want you to solve. Basically.
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