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Pay please! 4 chords and 7 melody tones in a continuous loop

Today 100 years ago German radio started broadcasting “Silent Night”, des famous Christmas carols in the world. That has to be appreciated, even if other songs are now better suited to the taste of radio listeners: five years ago, Antenne Kärnten made “Last Christmas” 24 Send in a continuous loop. In this section we always… Read more

LG 32UN500-W Review: Great Budget Entry Into 4K

Our Verdict LG cut down to the bone to bring us a 32-inch monitor with 4K prowess. For under $400 you get native 4K, HDR support and even Adaptive-Sync. Gamma and HDR performance could use work, but this is still a great choice for budget 4K. For Decent build quality Good contrast Adaptive-Sync Against No… Read more

WTF: Disney: Mask requirement enforced with Photoshop

Mask or no mask? Whoever had predicted at the beginning of the corona pandemic that cheap and simple protection would become a political minefield, would hopefully have been laughed at. But things turned out differently and, especially in the USA, mouth and nose protection has become a political bone of contention. If you don’t put… Read more

The Crucial Ballistix Max was overclocked to over 7,000 MHz – it's an OC record

A new record for DDR4 RAM overclocking has been set. It was achieved on the Crucial Ballistix Max bones, which managed to spin to dizzying speeds exceeding the “modest” 7000 MHz! This is not the first breakthrough memory record from Crucial. Professional overlockers very often use Ballistix bones. Suffice it to mention that the previous… Read more

Bitcoin spin-off Bitcoin Cash is splitting again

With the Bitcoin spin-off Bitcoin Cash, another spin-off took place on Sunday. Behind the fork is a group called Bitcoin ABC around the developer Amaury Sechet. Their goal was an update with a protocol change that was supposed to introduce a kind of mining tax at Bitcoin Cash: Eight percent of the mining income should… Read more

Best smart scales 2020: Keep track of your body the connected way

(Pocket-lint) – One of the great things about the connected world is that it’s no longer difficult to take charge of your body and monitor your weight, body-fat composition and more. What used to involve laborious calculations and possibly visits to dieticians and doctors can now be done at home. Best fitness trackers 2020: Top… Read more

Why Deutsche Bahn is now saving its data at Microsoft and Amazon

Actually, Deutsche Bahn had taken up to the year 2022 to fundamentally rebuild its computer infrastructure. But these days the last computers are being dismantled in the Berlin-Mahlsdorf data center. Everything in the cloud At peak times, the railway had around 8000 Server operated itself in order to evaluate the huge data stream from the… Read more

Behold The Mandalorian’s Razor Crest in all its $350 toy spaceship glory

It might not be the coveted rocket-firing Boba Fett action figure, nor offer quite so many play possibilities as the $800 LEGO Star Wars UCS Millennium Falcon. But if you’re a fan of The Mandalorian, whose second season starts Friday, Hasbro’s $350 Razor Crest might just be the greatest Star Wars toy in a very… Read more

Researchers find new evidence of water on the moon

US researchers have found new evidence of water on the moon. There are indications of water molecules on the surface as well as areas on the moon where water could be permanently preserved as ice, report two teams of scientists in the journal Nature Astronomy. Water resources on the moon would be particularly important for… Read more

WTF: Video conference: Vulgarity guard does not let paleontologists write “bone”

Since various major events have been moved to the Internet because of the corona pandemic, unexpected consequences have occurred time and again. In the United States, a filter for vulgar expressions has now shaken up the annual meeting of the Society of Vertebrate Paleontology (SVP). In a question and answer session at the virtual event,… Read more