Author: mehedihasan9992

I don’t make the rules. I just know them: The days leading up to Memorial Day are the best time to buy a grill (or a mattress, for that matter). That’s when the big grill and griddle makers are eager to show off their new line. It’s when they hope to lock you in for the whole grilling season—right before your big Memorial Day barbecue.And so, the lead-up to Memorial Day is also when grill manufacturers offer some of their best grill deals of the year. Every appliance listed here has been tested by either me or one of my…

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Nothing To Do With Us! A large amount of the recent GitHub repo poisonings, Mercor breaches and even OpenAI employees are being carried out by a group known as TeamPCP.  The hackers are purely motivated by money, they claim they do not hold onto account data, source code and their other ill gotten gains once they sell it to someone.  That’s one way you can tell PCPer is not related to TeamPCP in any way, if we had that kind of money there would be obvious signs.  The recent infection of GitHub sites via VSCode is just one example, as…

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When you think of Memorial Day sales, you probably think of mattresses and other home goods. And while those items are definitely discounted, now is also a good time to purchase tech. Personally, I’m not buying anything right now unless it’s discounted—and fortunately many of our top picks are. Whether you’re shopping for a power bank, a new pair of headphones, or some other gadget, I’ve rounded up the best Memorial Day deals for your perusal. We’ll update this article again over the weekend.Check out our buying guides for more recommendations, including the best headphones, the best laptops, and the…

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Google was very proud to announce a complete revamp of the Search experience during its I/O developer conference earlier this week. The highlight change is the transition from the good old list of blue links to an AI-first experience.As it often happens when you trust AI too much, that might have backfired.Googling the word “disregard” breaks GoogleTyping the word “disregard” into Google breaks the AI Overviews that the leading search engine serves before its conventional list of links. Instead of giving the definition of the word, the AI takes the word as an instruction, answering, “Message received!”  The “buggy” search…

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Yesterday, the European Commission and members of the European Parliament met in Strasbourg, France, for a plenary session: a four-day-long, monthly session in which members of the European Union gather to debate and vote on topics proposed by the Conference of Presidents. One of the topics up for debate this time around was the Stop Destroying Videogames initiative, a proposal from the movement more commonly known online as Stop Killing Games. The debate section of a plenary session allows for any member of the European Parliament to have their say, which, unfortunately, means that members and viewers of the livestream…

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Put Your Personal Touch On A Pedestal At The Front Of Your Atlas P6 CG GAMDIAS have included a new feature quickly growing in popularity among case slingers, just like last year we saw a lot of wood on our enclosures.  This year it’s all about an open area in the front of the case where you can put a figurine, small piece of art or perhaps the reservoir for a custom cooling loop with funky coloured coolant.  It does look more interesting than a solid front panel or several cooling fans, even if you leave it empty.  The sloped…

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On Friday, the ultrafast-fashion giant Shein finalized its acquisition of Everlane, a US clothing retailer that made its name by promising “radical transparency” into how its clothes were made. Neither company disclosed the price of the deal, but Puck reported last weekend that it clocked in at $100 million.Founded in 2010, Everlane became synonymous with a certain strain of millennial consumerism that was supposed to be the exact opposite of Shein. It mainly sold elevated basics, and told a generation of anxious and high-minded shoppers that they could feel morally good about buying yet another pair of plain ballet flats…

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Think nobody is using the OG Google Pixel Fold in 2026? Think again. Not only are fans using it, but some have recently encountered a nasty bug that makes one of the displays entirely useless. Cover screen randomly stops workingNot long ago, some users on r/PixelFold shared a concerning problem with Google’s first-ever foldable phone. One Redditor explains their device’s cover screen randomly stopped working for several months before going completely black.  The original isn’t necessarily flawless. | Image by Chahine_sama Things took a turn for the worse when the device powered off after reaching 0% battery, at which point the cover screen…

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Look, it’s a bird! It’s a plane! It’s… wait, that’s the wrong superhero. Uh, I screwed this whole intro up. Sorry. Let’s just start over. Ahem. Lego Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight is out today for everyone, not just those who paid extra for early access. It’s a fantastic open-world Batman game that just so happens to also be made entirely out of Lego bricks and bits. And while it isn’t a very challenging game, we still have 16 useful tips and tricks for players hopping into Lego Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight. Maybe don’t pick the hardest…

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In terms of inputs, it takes almost every control method from the Steam Deck, short of the touchscreen, and crams it into an 11 x 16 x 6 cm design. Valve tries to have it both ways when it comes to the more familiar controls, using Xbox’s ABXY face buttons and broad design aesthetic but PlayStation’s symmetrical thumbstick layout, plus the twin shoulder buttons and pair of analog triggers. Players accustomed to either will soon adapt to this hybrid approach.The Steam Controller goes beyond either of its console cousins, though, with a whole fleet of inputs that neither Sony nor…

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