Thermal Grizzly has partnered with Noctua to launch a Noctua Edition of its WireView Pro II, a device that monitors current on individual 12V-2x6 connector pins to catch dangerous imbalances before they damage GPUs. The new version swaps in a Noctua NF-A4x10 fan, redesigned grille and larger CNC-machined aluminum housing to cut fan noise, running semi-passively and staying silent even under a 300W load in warm conditions.
Amazon has built a Price History feature into its shopping interface, showing 30-, 90- and 365-day price trends for products via a button on desktop or a similar option in its app. The company's Alexa for Shopping AI assistant (formerly Rufus) can answer questions about pricing and, for eligible Prime members, automatically purchase an item once it reaches a set target price.
A blog post by Simon Späti argues that the real risk from AI-generated code isn't poor quality but that engineers and teams no longer understand why architectural decisions were made. He cites a viral tweet describing a large company where specs, tickets, tests and code are all produced via Claude Code, with staff at every level simply prompting the AI and management pressuring teams to ship faster without reviewing output.
The author, who previously wrote a widely shared post titled 'Six Months Sober,' has published a follow-up describing 13 months without alcohol. He reports that the novelty of sobriety's benefits has faded, though he still notices improved sleep and clearer thinking, and he says he now mentions his sobriety to fewer people.
Valve has integrated Pyrowave, a video codec built by open-source developer Hans-Kristian Arntzen specifically for in-home game streaming, into the Steam beta client's Remote Play feature. Unlike general-purpose codecs such as AVC or AV1, Pyrowave is designed to cut encoding and decoding delays and avoid chroma subsampling artifacts that cause blurry text, though it reportedly requires roughly 5 to 10 times more bandwidth to do so.
NASA astronauts on the International Space Station recently performed a standard walk-off procedure with the Canadarm2 robotic arm, after which the arm and its mobile transporter became unable to move. As of Sunday evening, teams were still investigating whether the fault lies in software or hardware, and NASA had not provided further comment by Monday morning.
NASA sources say the International Space Station's Canadarm2 robotic arm and its mobile transporter became stuck after a standard 'walk-off' repositioning move. Engineers are investigating whether the failure stems from a software or data glitch or an actual hardware fault in the arm or transporter. NASA had not publicly commented on the issue as of Monday morning.
Indonesian director Joko Anwar has released a new film, 'Ghost in the Cell,' combining extreme gore with comedic elements. The film is being described by reviewers as an unconventional genre mashup likely to develop a devoted fan following.
A contributor column for Entrepreneur argues that when company growth slows, founders should resist immediately trying new tactics like SEO, ads or pricing changes. Instead it advises diagnosing the root cause first, since growth analytics reveal where a funnel breaks down but not why. The piece recommends customer interviews to uncover the gap between expected and actual customer behavior before choosing a fix.
In an interview aired on NBC's 'Meet the Press,' Bill Gates said a kill switch for AI systems isn't sufficient on its own to address risks, and argued companies should instead track exactly how sophisticated AI models are being used. He said the more pressing danger is people using AI for cyberattacks or bioterrorism rather than AI systems acting autonomously, and called for legislation mandating safeguards since voluntary industry self-regulation isn't enough.
Reports point to a major MacBook Pro redesign, possibly branded MacBook Ultra, expected around October. Rumored changes include an OLED display, the first touchscreen on a Mac, and a switch from the current notch to a hole-punch camera cutout with Dynamic Island support in macOS.
A film enthusiast describes ripping and splicing together multiple unauthorized copies of Sergio Leone's The Good, the Bad and the Ugly to reconstruct a version closer to its 1967 international release, after MGM's early-2000s 'restoration' extended the film with re-dubbed dialogue and a reworked surround soundtrack that became the only commercially available edition for years. The account frames this as part of a broader pattern of studios altering classic films in ways that erase earlier theatrical versions from availability.
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