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A mechatronics engineering student made an open-source 3D printer, 92% of which is LEGO, and can print a decent benchy despite the imprecise LEGO leadscrews.
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A new kernel contributor used AI to develop a patch for the drivers powering his nearly-20-year-old Radeon GPU.
All the ways to watch Italy vs Argentina for free from anywhere, as Los Pumas bid to inflict a fifth straight defeat on Gli Azzurri.
Nvidia’s board of directors reportedly approached Rene Haas, chief executive of Arm and a long-time Nvidia veteran, in CEO search.
The best sub-$100 gifts to get the keyboard enthusiast in your life — even if they already have their end-game keyboard.
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The mysterious Intel Core Ultra 7 260K has surfaced in some prebuilt gaming PCs on Newegg, despite no official mention of the chip from Intel.
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