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NYT Connections hints and answers for Thursday, April 30 (game #1054)
Looking for NYT Connections answers and hints? Here's all you need to know to solve today's game, plus my commentary on the puzzles.
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Looking for NYT Strands answers and hints? Here's all you need to know to solve today's game, including the spangram.
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'The era of the pilot is over, the era of the agent is here': Google Cloud wants you to unlock the power of your data
Google Cloud knows most of your data is unstructured and lives in other environments – but it still wants to help you tap into the huge potential.
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Prompts now, pollutants later: Report claims data centers are harming the environment to the tune of $25 billion and inducing a debt on the health of current and future generations
A new paper theorizes that the cost of gross external damages generated by data centers could exceed $25 billion.
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'Chaining vulnerabilities is the hallmark of a sophisticated attack': 750,000 websites must be patched as Microsoft's popular open source Dotnetnuke CMS hit by an XSS flaw that allows attackers to hijack admin sessions and take over entire web servers
A critical DotNetNuke vulnerability allows attackers to upload malicious SVG files, execute XSS, and gain server control through authenticated user actions.
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'The storm is here': Why you and your neighbors may be paying multibillion-dollar bill for AI data centers right now — but that may not last long as more US states join revolt against unjust 'socialist' approach to electricity bills
The hidden cost of AI: How data centers are driving electricity prices higher across multiple states, affecting you and your neighbors.
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SpaceX's theorized data centers in space face 'significant technical complexity and unproven technologies,' and the 'unpredictable environment of space' means they may not be commercially viable
SpaceX warns investors that orbital AI data centers face unproven technology risks, harsh space conditions, and economic challenges that may prevent viability.
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Smart-home brand Dreame showed me a rocket-powered electric car, and then things got weirder from there
Dreame Next is a weird showcase of how one smart home brand wants to rule your world.
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'The ocean is really unlimited in terms of how much energy is available': No land, no fuel, no cables — how wave-powered ocean platforms could tackle the power needs of AI data centers
A startup is developing floating platforms that use wave energy to power offshore AI data centers, reducing emissions, but faces potential durability issues.
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I tried Google’s new AI wardrobe feature with Motorola’s Razr — and it turns your photos into a surprisingly useful digital closet full of outfits
Google Photos’ new AI wardrobe feature builds a digital closet from your photos, organizes outfits, and even offers virtual try-ons. I tried it on Motorola’s new Razr devices, and it’s a surprisingly compelling look at how AI could reshape your camera roll.
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I've hand-picked the best Lego Botanicals sets for Mother's Day, from spiky succulents to cheerful sunflowers
Lego's Botanicals range has bloomed to include plants of all kinds, and your mom's favorite is almost certainly included.
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Is this 'the largest breach in football history'? Hackers allegedly breach Cristiano Ronaldo's Saudi team and AFC governing body, leak passports, contracts, and emails online
More than 150,000 people allegedly affected, including tens of thousands of professional athletes.
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15 quirky gadgets for your desk — and yes, they’re actually really useful for work
As a gadget-lover, I found some cool office gear that's practical and fun.
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This smart fridge scans your food and your fingerprints to give you personalized nutrition advice — but I'm not sure I want judgemental appliances in my kitchen
The refrigerator has a robotic arm to organize your food, and uses biometric data to help you meet your health goals.
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'This campaign works because it feels ordinary': Experts reveal how hackers use fake DHL messages to lure in victims
Forcepoint uncovers new phishing campaign using DHL assets, and even found where the passwords are being sent to.
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'I won’t provide instructions, tactics, or advice that could help someone commit a crime': ChatGPT claims it won't assist would-be felons, despite claims to the contrary from Florida AG
ChatGPT is being looked at by Florida's Attorney General as a co-conspirator in a crime, but is that even possible? ChatGPT says it's not
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GTA 6 desperately needs this one feature to give PC players a boost — and I can't believe I'm saying this, but it should take a gamer-friendly page from Ubisoft's book
GTA 6 is now only a few months away, and there's one thing Rockstar Games must do if it wants to fully capitalize on game sales.
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Does a home theater speaker need to be beautiful? Scottish hi-fi great Fyne Audio is banking on 'reference-level' sound with a high SPL being enough for its new line-up — they more for hiding in the wall than displaying proudly, and that's okay
Fyne Audio's new monitors and sub deliver very high SPL in a design made to "visually disappear"
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I’ve been using bird feeder cameras for years, and new avian health warnings had me worried for the summer months — but this smart bird bath alternative, along with expert advice, will let me get my garden bird-watching fix responsibly
I’ve been using a bird feeder camera for years and new disease warnings had me worried for warmer months — but this smart bird bath alternative and RSPB advice will give me my garden birdlife-watching fix, responsibly
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I went hands-on with the Motorola Razr Fold, and it feels like Moto's excellent flip phone formula finally scaled up
Motorola’s Razr Fold feels like the company’s most serious foldable yet, pairing thin premium hardware, a large 6,000mAh battery, and flagship specs with a clear goal of challenging Samsung and Google — but the quality of its cameras and software will determine whether it can truly compete.
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