Cline, the AI coding assistant formerly known as ClaudeDev, has undergone a series of transformative updates designed to transform your coding workflow. These enhancements reflect the unwavering commitment of the founder to full-time development, ensuring a more robust, reliable, and efficient tool for developers worldwide. Let’s explore the key features that set Cline apart and […]
We’ve been waiting and waiting, and Nintendo finally did the right thing and announced an entirely new piece of hardware. Alas, it’s not a new console but a very Nintendo-looking smart alarm clock. The Alarmo has motion sensors that let you snooze it based on your movement. (There is a physical snooze button too.)
You’ll also be able to check how much you move around while you sleep, and the clock has sleeping sounds and music to drift off to.
You can set the clock’s background with scenes inspired by the likes of Super Mario Odyssey, The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, Splatoon 3, Pikmin 4 and, er, Ring Fit Adventure. The company says it plans to add more games as updates in the future. And when it’s time to wake you up, Alarmo will use music and sounds from those games.
For now, the curio is only available if you’re a Nintendo Switch Online member in the US and Canada. Other regions will have to wait, although as I finished writing today's TMA, Nintendo's UK site had the clock available to buy. You can order the $100 Alarmo online now, and Nintendo says it will be available at retail early next year.
While other classic albums often get remasters for big anniversaries, Green Day (with the help of an art studio called Brain) went in a lo-fi direction. It’s re-releasing the music on defunct and/or (very) inconvenient formats in very limited editions. As a result, you can hear what “Basket Case” sounds like through a Big Mouth “Billie” Bass, listen to “Welcome to Paradise” on a Game Boy cartridge. Other formats include an answering machine, toothbrush, animatronic stuffed animal, floppy disc, doorbell, Fisher Price record, HitClip and — this is crazy — MiniDisc.
If you’re intrigued by what Tesla has planned for its robotaxis, you’ll probably have to pull a late one. At the company’s long-delayed robotaxi event, we’re not expecting to see a fully finished vehicle, but investors and Tesla fans are hoping for a working prototype. The manic-jumping Tesla boss, Elon Musk, began talking about the robotaxi plan years ago. However, it took on greater importance earlier this year when Tesla reportedly shelved its plans for an entry-level EV in favor of the autonomous ridesharing project.
The Internet Archive has been hit this week with a series of DDoS attacks, which have taken the service offline. The Verge noticed a popup on the site when the online database went down. The popup has since disappeared. This attack apparently came just as the Internet Archive was going to disclose a previous breach of its site that resulted in the theft of more than 31 million records. A DDoS organization known as Blackmeta claimed responsibility for the attacks with a confusing message that the platform “belongs to the USA.” The Internet Archive is headquartered in San Francisco.
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Struggling with disorganized data in Excel can be incredibly frustrating. You have all the information you need, but without connections between tables, it’s like trying to solve a puzzle with missing pieces. Excel 365 offers a powerful feature that allows users to create relationships between tables, significantly enhancing their data analysis capabilities. By linking tables […]
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I am a stationery hoarder who has too many pens, notebooks, stickers, and other materials that I just buy and keep and yes, occasionally actually use. So when I see something that looks pretty and functional, my heart skips a beat and even though I have too many of whatever that is (trust me, I have a lot), I still have the urge to buy it. This latest unlikely collaboration between a fashion brand and a highlighter was created specifically for people like me.
Dolce & Gabbana has applied its colorful and fashionable aesthetics to the unlikeliest of items, the highlighters of Stabilo Boss. This limited edition collection will add more style to your school desk or office space and still be able to function as a stationery item to help you, well, highlight your books, notes, etc. If you’re familiar with the usual D&G designs, then the motifs used for the highlighters’ casing will look familiar.
The collection has four designs: the Blu Mediterraneo motif with its cloud blue colors; the Caretto Sicilliano pattern that has a powdery yellow hue; a bold leopard look in beige; and if you want something monochromatic, a black zebra print design. All four are packed in a premium box with a high-quality magnetic closure, which can also be used to spruce up your desk or to use as a case to hold other stuff later on.
For around $32, it’s pretty expensive if you think of it as just ordinary highlighters. But the fact that it’s Dolce & Gabbana branded and they do look very pretty, then serious stationery collectors wouldn’t mind.
Toyota, a global leader in the automotive industry, is at the forefront of pioneering hydrogen technology, showcasing its unwavering commitment to a sustainable and carbon-neutral future. At the highly anticipated Japan Mobility Bizweek 2024, Toyota is set to unveil groundbreaking innovations that highlight the immense potential of hydrogen as a clean and efficient energy […]
The GMKtec M7 is a mini PC that delivers impressive performance in a compact package. Powered by the Ryzen 7 Pro 6850U processor and Radeon 68M GPU, this device is also equipped with an OcuLink connection and is designed to cater to users who demand both power and space efficiency. The M7’s transparent design not […]
ChatGPT’s Advanced Voice Mode is a fantastic new addition to the OpenAI app and provides a more natural way for users interact with ChatGPT and its different AI models. By allowing two-way voice communication with ChatGPT, OpenAI offers a more immersive and personalized experience compared to traditional text-based interactions. This practical guide by the AI […]
Building the perfect homelab involves a balance between your technical needs, budget, and the purpose of the lab itself. Homelabs are often used for testing new software, learning network administration, experimenting with virtual machines, or running personal services (like file sharing or media servers). Several key factors come into play when designing an ideal setup. […]
