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The 25-Year Success Story of SereneScreen (pcgamer.com) 9
Posted by BeauHD on Saturday February 01, 2025 @05:00AM from the
still-going-strong dept.
A recent video from retro tech YouTuber Clint "LGR" Basinger takes a
deep dive into the history of the SereneScreen Marine Aquarium,
exploring how former Air Force pilot Jim Sachs transformed a
lackluster Windows 95 screensaver into a 25-year digital phenomenon.
PC Gamer reports: The story centers on Jim Sachs, a man with one of
those "they don't make this type of guy anymore" life stories so
common to '80s and '90s computing, one Sachs recounted to the website
AmigaLove back in 2020. After a six-year career in the US Air Force
flying C-141 Starlifters, Sachs taught himself programming and
digital art and began creating games for Commodore 64 and Amiga
computers. From his first game, Saucer Attack, to later efforts like
Defender of the Crown or his large portfolio of promotional and
commissioned pieces, Sach's pixel art remains gorgeous and impressive
to this day, and he seems to be a bit of a legend among Commodore
enthusiasts.
It's with this background in games and digital art that Sachs looked
at Microsoft's simple aquarium-themed screensaver for Windows 95 and
98 and thought he could do better. "Microsoft had an aquarium that
they gave away with Windows where it was just bitmaps of fish being
dragged across the screen," Sachs told the Matt Chat podcast back in
2015. "And they had that for like, three or four years. And I
thought, I've given them enough time, I'm taking them to market. I'm
gonna do something which will just blow that away."
Using reference photographs of real aquariums -- Sachs thanked a
specific pet shop that's still around in an early version of his
website" -- Sachs created the 3D art by hand and programmed the
screensaver in C++, releasing the initial version in July 2000. Even
looking at it all these years later, the first iteration of the
SereneScreen Marine Aquarium is pretty gorgeous, and it has the added
charm of being such a distinctly Y2K, nostalgic throwback.
The standalone screensaver sold well, but then things came full
circle with Microsoft licensing a version of the Marine Aquarium for
the Windows XP Plus Pack and later standard releases of the OS. Since
that time, the Marine Aquarium has continued to see new releases, and
a section on the SereneScreen website keeps track of its various
appearances in the background of movies and TV shows like Law and
Order. Over on the SereneScreen website, you can purchase a real
time, 3D-accelerated version of the Marine Aquarium for Mac, iOS,
Android, and the original Windows. Echoing the Windows XP deal, Roku
actually licensed this 3.0 version for its TVs, bringing it to a new
generation of users.
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176092829 story Social Networks
TikTok's Traffic Bounces Back Despite Being Pulled Off App Stores
(cnbc.com) 8
Posted by BeauHD on Saturday February 01, 2025 @02:00AM from the
would-you-look-at-that dept.
Despite being removed from app stores and facing a potential U.S. ban
, TikTok has regained nearly 90% of its user traffic, according to
Cloudflare Radar. "DNS traffic for TikTok-related domains has
continued to recover since service restoration, and is currently
about 10% lower than pre-shutdown level," said David Belson, head of
data insight at Cloudflare. CNBC reports: The data from Cloudflare
shows that, for the most part, TikTok has managed to maintain the
bulk of its users and creators in the U.S. despite going offline for
about 14 hours and remaining off of the Apple or Google app stores.
As for its alternatives, Cloudflare's data shows a spike in traffic
the day of the temporary ban, with levels remaining steadily higher
in the following week. Traffic for alternatives began to grow a week
ahead of the expected shutdown, driven by the increased popularity of
RedNote, known as Xiaohongshu in China, Belson said.
But traffic to TikTok alternatives peaked on Jan. 19, the day TikTok
returned online, he added. "DNS traffic fell rapidly once the
shutdown ended, and has continued to slowly decline over the last
week and a half," Belson said.
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176092483 story Power
Shell Walks Away From Major New Jersey Offshore Wind Farm
(apnews.com) 59
Posted by BeauHD on Friday January 31, 2025 @10:30PM from the
dead-in-the-water dept.
An anonymous reader quotes a report from the Associated Press: In the
first serious fallout from President Donald Trump's early actions
against offshore wind power, oil and gas giant Shell is walking away
from a major project off the coast of New Jersey. Shell told The
Associated Press it is writing off the project, citing increased
competition, delays and a changing market. "Naturally we also take
regulatory context into consideration," spokesperson Natalie Gunnell
said in an email.
Shell co-owns the large Atlantic Shores project, which has most of
its permits and would generate enough power for 1 million homes if
both of two phases were completed. That's enough for one-third of New
Jersey households. It's unclear whether Shell's decision kills the
project -- partner EDF-RE Offshore Development says it remains
committed to Atlantic Shores. On his first day in office, Trump
signed an executive order singling out offshore wind for contempt
with a temporary halt on all lease sales in federal waters and a
pause on approvals, permits and loans. Perhaps most of interest to
Shell, the order directs administration officials to review existing
offshore wind energy leases and identify any legal reasons to
terminate them.
[...] The Biden administration approved plans to build the Atlantic
Shores project in two phases in October, but construction has not
begun. Oliver Metcalfe, head of wind research at BloombergNEF, said
the partners are facing significant uncertainty about their lease,
and other developers are watching what happens with Atlantic Shores
closely. "We're in uncertain territory here," he added. [...] Robin
Shaffer, president of Protect Our Coast NJ, said that without Shell's
financial backing, it appears the project is "dead in the water."
Shell is writing off a nearly $1 billion investment. It announced its
decision on Thursday, as it reported a 16% decline in full-year
earnings of $23.7 billion from $28.3 billion. Most of its business is
oil and gas.
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176092549 story Medicine
FDA Approves Drug To Treat Pain Without Opioid Effects (apnews.com)
40
Posted by BeauHD on Friday January 31, 2025 @09:20PM from the
modestly-effective dept.
Bruce66423 shares a report from the Associated Press: Federal
officials on Thursday approved a new type of pain pill designed to
eliminate the risks of addiction and overdose associated with opioid
medications such as Vicodin and OxyContin. "It's the first new
pharmaceutical approach to treating pain in more than 20 years,
offering an alternative to opioids and over-the-counter medications
such as ibuprofen and acetaminophen. But the medication's modest
effectiveness and lengthy development process underscore the
challenges of finding new ways to manage pain.
Studies in more than 870 patients with acute pain due to foot and
abdominal surgeries showed Vertex's drug provided more relief than a
dummy pill but didn't outperform a common opioid-acetaminophen
combination pill. "It's not a slam dunk on effectiveness," said
Michael Schuh of the Mayo Clinic, a pharmacist and pain medicine
expert who was not involved in the research. "But it is a slam dunk
in that it's a very different pathway and mechanism of action. So, I
think that shows a lot promise." The new drug will carry a list price
of $15.50 per pill, making it many times more expensive than
comparable opioids, which are often available as generics for $1 or
less. [...]
Opioids reduce pain by binding to receptors in the brain that receive
nerve signals from different parts of the body. Those chemical
interactions also give rise to opioids' addictive effects. Vertex's
drug works differently, blocking proteins that trigger pain signals
that are later sent to the brain. "In trying to develop medicines
that don't have the addictive risks of opioid medicines, a key factor
is working to block pain signaling before it gets to the brain,"
Vertex's Dr. David Altshuler, told The Associated Press last year.
Commonly reported side effects with the drug were nausea,
constipation, itching, rash and headache.
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176092373 story Android
Android 16's Linux Terminal Runs Doom (androidauthority.com) 3
Posted by BeauHD on Friday January 31, 2025 @08:40PM from the
had-to-be-done dept.
Google is enhancing Android 16's Linux Terminal app to support
graphical Linux applications, so Android Authority decided to put it
to the test by running Doom. From the report: The Terminal app first
appeared in the Android 15 QPR2 beta as a developer option, and it
still remains locked behind developer settings. Since its initial
public release, Google pushed a few changes that fixed issues with
the installation process and added a settings menu to resize the
disk, forward ports, and backup the installation. However, the
biggest changes the company has been working on, which include adding
hardware acceleration support and a full graphical environment, have
not been pushed to any public releases.
Thankfully, since Google is working on this feature in the open, it's
possible to simply compile a build of AOSP with these changes added
in. This gives us the opportunity to trial upcoming features of the
Android Linux Terminal app before a public release. To demonstrate,
we fired up the Linux Terminal on a Pixel 9 Pro, tapped a new button
on the top right to enter the Display activity, and then ran the '
weston' command to open up a graphical environment. (Weston is a
reference implementation of a Wayland compositor, a modern display
server protocol.)
We also went ahead and enabled hardware acceleration beforehand as
well as installed Chocolate Doom, a source port of Doom, to see if it
would run. Doom did run, as you can see below. It ran well, which is
no surprise considering Doom can run on literal potatoes. There
wasn't any audio because an audio server isn't available yet, but
audio support is something that Google is still working on.
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176092317 story Crime
Drone Pilot To Plead Guilty In Collision That Grounded Aircraft
Fighting Palisades Fire (latimes.com) 19
Posted by BeauHD on Friday January 31, 2025 @08:00PM from the
mistakes-have-consequences dept.
Earlier this month, a civilian drone collided with a Canadian CL-415
firefighting plane combating the Palisades Fire, causing damage that
grounded the aircraft and temporarily halted all aerial firefighting
operations. Federal and state officials have since identified the
operator of that drone as Peter Tripp Akemann of Culver City, who has
agreed to plead guilty to a misdemeanor, pay a fine and complete
community service. Prosecutors said he could still face up to a year
in federal prison. The Los Angeles Times reports: The drone, which
authorities say was flying in restricted airspace on Jan. 9, put a
fist-sized hole in the left wing of a Super Scooper -- a massive
fixed-wing plane that can drop large amounts of water onto a fire.
The collision knocked the plane out of commission for about five days
and destroyed the drone.
"Like a lot of individuals, he was curious about what was happening
in that area," acting U.S. Atty. Joseph T. McNally said on Friday.
"The problem with that... is with the amount of firefighting planes
you have in that area dropping so they can get water in the Pacific
Ocean it interferes with those operations. It's not the time to fly
drones anytime that we have these emergencies in Southern
California."
As part of the plea agreement, Akemann agreed to pay full restitution
to the government of Quebec, Canada, which supplied the plane, and
the company that repaired the plane. It cost at least $65,169 to fix
the aircraft, prosecutors said. Akemann also agreed to complete 150
hours of community service in support of wildfire relief efforts.
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176092235 story AI
Most Men Would Marry Their AI Girlfriends If It Were Legal (vice.com)
87
Posted by BeauHD on Friday January 31, 2025 @07:20PM from the
survey-says dept.
An anonymous reader quotes a report from VICE News: EVA AI, a
platform allowing you to create and connect with your own AI partner,
recently surveyed 2,000 men and found that 8 in 10 would consider
marrying an AI girlfriend if it were legal. Not only that, but 83% of
men also believe they could form a deep emotional bond with an AI
girlfriend. What's even scarier is that a whopping 78% of men
surveyed said they would consider creating a replica of their ex, and
three-quarters would duplicate their current partner to create a
"polished" version of them. "AI companionship allows people to be
their authentic selves without fear of judgment," said Cale Jones,
head of community growth at EVA AI. "It creates a safe space to
explore thoughts, emotions, and desires that might feel too
vulnerable to share in real life. The benefits extend far beyond the
virtual world: one EVA AI user discovered her bisexuality through
this platform -- something she previously felt too insecure to
explore in real life."
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176092211 story Facebook
Meta In Talks To Reincorporate In Texas or Another State, Exit
Delaware (reuters.com) 16
Posted by BeauHD on Friday January 31, 2025 @06:40PM from the
blue-pill-red-pill dept.
According to the Wall Street Journal (paywalled), Meta is in talks to
move its incorporation from Delaware to Texas or other states.
Reuters reports: The social media giant has talked to Texas officials
about the potential changes, WSJ said, adding that the discussions
predate President Donald Trump's new administration. The paperwork
change would not relocate its corporate headquarters.
A Meta spokesperson said that it does not plan on shifting its
corporate headquarters out of Menlo Park, California, but declined to
comment on reincorporation when contacted by Reuters. Texas is
perceived by some businesses as having a more favorable legal and
regulatory environment, particularly in areas such as taxation and
corporate governance, which can be attractive to companies looking to
cut costs and streamline operations.
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176092179 story The Internet
Swiss Tax Authority Forced To Buy Bahamas Domain Name After URL Typo
(techcrunch.com) 20
Posted by BeauHD on Friday January 31, 2025 @06:00PM from the
swiss-precision-except-this-time dept.
The Swiss canton ("state") of Basel-Stadt fixed a tax flyer typo by
buying the incorrect domain and setting up a redirect, avoiding a
$100,000 reprint cost. TechCrunch reports: As Swiss news outlet SRF
reports, the Basel tax administration printed fliers that were
supposed to include a URL to file taxes online. However, the Swiss
country code top-level domain (ccTLD) of ".ch" was omitted, leaving
just the Basel-Stadt suffix of ".bs" -- which just happens to be the
ccTLD of the Bahamas.
A spokesperson for Basel-Stadt's department of finance told SRF that
it would cost the equivalent of around $100,000 to print and send out
a batch of new flyers, so it was a no-brainer to fork out $1,000 to
administer the new domain instead.
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176092115 story Power
Google Pixel 4a's Ruinous 'Battery Performance' Update Is a
Bewildering Mess (arstechnica.com) 51
Posted by BeauHD on Friday January 31, 2025 @05:21PM from the
planned-obsolescence dept.
An anonymous reader quotes a report from Ars Technica: What exactly
is wrong with the batteries in some of Google's Pixel 4a phones still
out there? Google has not really said. Now that many Pixel 4a owners
are experiencing drastically reduced battery life after an uncommon
update for an end-of-life phone, they are facing a strange array of
options with no path back to the phone they had.
Google's "Pixel 4a Battery Performance Program," announced in early
January, told owners that an automatic update would, for some
"Impacted Devices," reduce their battery's runtime and charging
performance. "Impacted" customers could choose, within one year's
time, between three "appeasement" options: sending in the phone for a
battery replacement, getting $50 or the equivalent in their location,
or receiving $100 in credit in the Google Store toward a new Pixel
phone. No safety or hazard issue was mentioned in the support
document.
Google did not explain why only certain devices were affected, but
Hector Martin -- of Asahi Linux on Apple silicon, open source Kinect
drivers, and other fame -- took apart the update's binary kernel and
has some guesses. Martin points out that the updated Pixel 4a kernel
has these interesting characteristics:
- It seems to have been built by a Google engineer "on their personal
machine, not the proper buildsystem."
-- There is no source provided, as would normally be required of a
Linux kernel build, though it may only need to be provided on request
under the GNU General Public License.
- The maximum charge voltage of certain battery profiles changes from
4.44 volts to 3.95, which would mean batteries cannot charge to
anywhere near their former potential.
- There are two main battery profiles, with distinct "ATL" and "LSN"
markers; Martin suggests they relate to Amperex Technology Limited
and Lishen, manufacturers of battery cells.
- LSN-tagged batteries assigned the "debug" profile can see capacity
reduced from 3,080 milliamp hours (mAh) to 1,539 mAh. The big
question is why Google pushed an automatic update to a phone from
2020. "No news or community reports have surfaced yet of Pixel 4a
devices causing fires, or even simply failing to function, after four
years," writes Ars' Kevin Purdy. "It's an automatic update with a
strong fix, but for what?"
Google's support page only states that the update will "improve the
stability of their battery's performance."
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176091537 story Desktops (Apple)
Apple Scraps Work on Mac-Connected Augmented Reality Glasses
(yahoo.com) 23
Posted by msmash on Friday January 31, 2025 @04:22PM from the
blurry-vision-max dept.
Apple has canceled a project to build advanced augmented reality
glasses that would pair with its devices, Bloomberg reported Friday,
marking the latest setback in its effort to create a headset that
appeals to typical consumers. From the report: The company shuttered
the program this week, according to people with knowledge of the
move. The now-canceled product would have looked like normal glasses
but include built-in displays and require a connection to a Mac, said
the people, who asked not to be identified because the work wasn't
public.
The project had been seen as a potential way forward after the weak
introduction of the Apple Vision Pro, a $3,499 model that was too
cumbersome and pricey to catch on with consumers. The hope was to
produce something that everyday users could embrace, but finding the
right technology -- at the right cost -- has proven to be a
challenge.
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176091425 story Businesses
Dell is Making Everyone Return To Office, Too 110
Posted by msmash on Friday January 31, 2025 @03:42PM from the
thanks-for-all-the-fish dept.
Dell is the latest tech company to announce it's ending its hybrid
and remote work policy. From a report: Starting March 3rd, Dell
employees will have to show up in person five days a week. In an
email obtained by Business Insider, CEO Michael Dell writes that 'all
hybrid and remote team members who live near a Dell office will work
in the office five days a week. We are retiring the hybrid policy
effective that day.'
"What we're finding is that for all the technology in the world,
nothing is faster than the speed of human interaction. A thirty
second conversation can replace an email back-and-forth that goes on
for hours or even days," Dell writes. Despite this mandate, Dell also
continues to sell remote work solutions, noting that remote work
offers "benefits such as flexibility, reduced commute times, and cost
savings for employees, while employers can access a broader talent
pool, reduce overhead costs, and increase productivity."
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176091365 story AI
Cursing Disables Google's AI Overviews 17
Posted by msmash on Friday January 31, 2025 @03:05PM from the
lifehackers dept.
Google users have discovered that adding curse words to search
queries disables the company's AI-powered overview feature. While
Google's Gemini AI system typically avoids profanity, inserting
expletives into search terms bypasses AI summaries and delivers
traditional web results instead. Users can also disable AI overviews
by adding "-ai" or other text strings after a minus sign to their
queries.
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176091297 story AI
OpenAI's o3-mini: Faster, Cheaper AI That Fact-Checks Itself
(openai.com) 46
Posted by msmash on Friday January 31, 2025 @02:16PM from the AI-race
dept.
OpenAI today launched o3-mini, a specialized AI reasoning model
designed for STEM tasks that offers faster processing at lower costs
compared to its predecessor o1-mini. The model, priced at $1.10 per
million cached input tokens and $4.40 per million output tokens,
performs fact-checking before delivering results to reduce errors in
technical domains like physics and programming, the Microsoft-backed
startup said. (A million tokens are roughly 750,000 words)
OpenAI claims that its tests showed o3-mini made 39% fewer major
mistakes than o1-mini on complex problems while delivering responses
24% faster. The model will be available through ChatGPT with varying
access levels -- free users get basic access while premium
subscribers receive higher query limits and reasoning capabilities.
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176090621 story The Almighty Buck
'Magical' Efficient-Market Theory Rebuked in Era of Passive Investing
(yahoo.com) 49
Posted by msmash on Friday January 31, 2025 @01:40PM from the
How-about-that dept.
An anonymous reader shares a report: At first blush, stock trading
this week is hardly a paragon of the market-efficiency theory, an
oft-romanticized idea in Economics 101. After all, big equity gauges
plunged on Monday, spurred by fears of an AI model released a week
earlier, before swiftly rebounding. A fresh academic paper suggests
the rise of passive investing may be fueling these kind of fragile
market moves.
According to a study to be published in the prestigious American
Economic Review, evidence is building that active managers are slow
to scoop up stocks en masse when prices move away from their
intrinsic worth. Thanks to this lethargic trading behavior and the
relentless boom in benchmark-tracking index funds, the impact of each
trade on prices gets amplified, explaining how sell orders, like on
Monday perhaps, can induce broader equity gyrations. As a result, the
financial landscape is proving less dynamic and more volatile in the
era of Big Passive, according to authors at the UCLA Anderson School
of Management, the Stockholm School of Economics and the University
of Minnesota Carlson School of Management.
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