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🪐 Psyche snaps rare Mars timelapse en route to asteroid
NASA’s Psyche spacecraft captured a timelapse of Mars during its May flyby. The imager “performed brilliantly,” said Jim Bell, instrument lead at Arizona State University. Approach began May 2; closest pass on May 15.
The gravity-assist flyby boosted speed and refined the path toward asteroid Psyche, saving propellant for the long cruise. Arrival is planned for 2029.
Engineers also validated calibration and scattered-light sensitivity, spotting Phobos and Deimos from afar as practice for a search for potential moonlets at the asteroid.
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| 2 |  🧭 Claude’s Reflect dashboard helps you track and curb chat time
Reflect shows a summary of your Claude use for the past month by default, with toggles for 3, 6, or 12 months. The Time spent tab is “coming soon,” and exact usage time isn’t shown; Anthropic’s wellbeing lead Ryn Linthicum says the company lacked internal time-tracking when it built the feature.
You can set break reminders (every 15, 30, 45 minutes, or hourly) and define per‑day quiet hours. Nudges can be dismissed, and settings live under Time and focus.
An AI fluency section suggests tips like using Projects to avoid repeating context.
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| 3 |  🚨 FBI said to stop probing ICE confrontations
The New York Times reports federal agents were told the FBI will no longer investigate confrontations involving ICE agents. DHS and DOJ told the Times there is no change in policy.
The reported guidance follows renewed scrutiny after ICE agents fatally shot two people in the last two weeks in separate incidents in Maine and Texas.
Advocates and witnesses allege intimidation around recent high-profile shootings, fueling calls for independent oversight.
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| 4 |  📺 Why TV remotes still use infrared
Infrared remotes fire quick pulses of invisible light from an LED that a TV decodes; you can even see the LED blink through a phone camera. IR is ultra-cheap after decades of mass production, and it keeps compatibility with years of TVs, soundbars and set‑tops.
Modern sets ship with Bluetooth remotes for voice and gestures, but still include IR. On a TCL smart TV, IR handled only power on/off; other keys went over Bluetooth. Unpairing made the remote fall back to IR.
Bluetooth works without line of sight and lets many Android phones act as remotes, while IR remains a reliable, battery‑friendly fallback.
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| 5 |  🖥️ OLED vs LCD in 2026: Is the Premium Worth It?
OLED still leads on picture quality: per‑pixel shutoff gives true blacks and wider color/shadow detail, plus ultra‑fast response for gaming and action. Flagship OLEDs also bundle the sleekest designs and latest connectivity, but they cost more and can still face burn‑in with long‑static content.
LCD has leveled up with Mini‑LED and better local dimming, narrowing the gap while staying cheaper. It’s brighter for sunlit rooms and far less prone to image retention.
If absolute picture and motion are your priority, OLED is worth it; for brightness, static graphics and value, go Mini‑LED LCD.
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| 6 |  🦟 Expanding mosquitoes make monitoring urgent
Warming, wetter climates are pushing mosquito ranges north. In Connecticut, traps have detected 54 species, including the invasive Asian tiger mosquito that can spread dengue and Zika, officials say.
The U.S. relies on 1,000+ local agencies, and experts call for a national surveillance database, but funding is a hurdle. Connecticut has already found West Nile virus this season; it’s now the Northeast’s leading mosquito-borne disease, linked to over 3,300 U.S. deaths since 1999.
EEE remains rare but severe (~30% fatal). New York lacks a statewide program; a 2024 St.
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| 7 |  ☀️ Solar-powered student cars tackle 630-mile Texas race
On July 19, dozens of high school teams begin a five-day, 630-mile road challenge from Fort Worth to Fort Stockton, Texas. The goal isn’t to finish first but to accumulate the most driven miles.
Teams design and build their own vehicles using off-the-shelf components and 3D‑printed parts, then rely solely on the Sun for power. The unconventional machines will be tested for efficiency, endurance, and reliability on public roads.
The winner is the team whose car harvests sunlight best and keeps rolling the farthest.
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| 8 |  📉 ZA/UM layoffs after Zero Parades launch
ZA/UM Studio is laying off staff two months after the May release of Zero Parades: For Dead Spies, citing weak commercial performance that can’t sustain the studio’s current size. The espionage RPG peaked at 3,177 concurrent players around launch on Steam and has declined since.
For Disco Elysium fans, the news follows years of turmoil since 2019: the firing of the core team, an IP theft lawsuit, and accusations of a hostile work environment for women. Former devs formed Longdue, now making a narrative‑first game.
ZA/UM says it continues to consult with the ZA/UM Workers’ Alliance.
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| 9 |  🎵 Quiet end to X vs. music publishers
X (formerly Twitter) and a group of music publishers led by the National Music Publishers Association have asked a court to dismiss their dueling lawsuits with prejudice, permanently closing the cases.
The publishers sued in 2023 seeking $250 million, alleging X allowed rampant copyright infringement and lacked music licenses. X later countersued, accusing publishers of anticompetitive tactics to drive up licensing rates, and recently argued it wasn’t liable for user piracy.
Neither side has explained the move, and terms weren’t disclosed.
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| 10 |  🌊 How Apple Watch Water Lock works
Water Lock disables touch and prepares the speaker to purge water. It auto-enables with Swim workouts (and the Ultra’s Depth app), or you can toggle it from Control Center. Only Apple Watch Ultra models are rated for scuba; standard models aren’t.
To exit, press and hold the Digital Crown. The watch fires rapid speaker pulses that vibrate the diaphragm and push water out of the side ports, pausing and repeating until clear.
Skip it and the watch may still work, but trapped moisture can corrode parts or muffle audio. Water resistance fades with age—rinse after salt/chlorine and use Water Lock to help it last.
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| 11 |  🎮 Indie roundup: AI utopias, 2D Moss, rail tricks
Denshattack! turns a dystopian Japan train into a trick board—jump tracks, dodge hazards, face rivals and bosses. Out on Steam (Windows; Steam Deck Verified), PS5, Nintendo Switch 2, Xbox Series X/S and Xbox for PC. It’s $20 with 10% off on Steam until July 29; buy on console by then for bonus train skins. Also on Game Pass Ultimate and PC Game Pass.
D-topia is a sci-fi adventure in The Utopia Project, where AI runs a “perfect” society. As a maintenance worker, solve puzzles, help residents and shape a branching narrative while rescuing companions.
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| 12 |  🚨 Parent alerts for banned teen ChatGPT accounts
OpenAI will now notify parents when a teen’s ChatGPT account is deactivated for serious policy violations, such as Acts of Violence. The alert links to more details explaining why the account was removed.
The feature was developed with Moonshot, which works on countering online violence; founder Vidhya Ramalingam called parent alerts a first step to help families intervene early.
The move follows scrutiny after the 2025 Tumbler Ridge, British Columbia shooting suspect used ChatGPT; Sam Altman apologized. OpenAI also added Study Mode via parental controls and more frequent break reminders for teens.
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| 13 |  🇺🇸 TikTok ban lifted on U.S. government devices
The DOJ said the version run by the TikTok US Data Security Joint Venture is exempt from the federal ban. The JV functions independently of ByteDance, is majority owned by U.S. investors including Oracle, and has revised its recommendation algorithm and cybersecurity to protect federal data.
The JV was created after a 2024 House bill pressing a sale and a January deal; ByteDance kept nearly 20% while non-Chinese investors control the rest. Agencies can still choose to block TikTok on work phones, for example to manage productivity.
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| 14 | ⚡️🚵 E‑MTBs don’t suck
A purist take met reality: after a first ride, electric mountain bikes proved simply fun.
Tested: Amflow PX Carbon Pro with the compact, lightweight, and powerful M2S motor from Avinox, a new DJI offshoot that puts pressure on incumbents like Bosch and Specialized.
The assist didn’t turn me into a speed demon; it smoothed steep climbs and kept momentum when poor technique would normally stall me, making tough trails more approachable without erasing the effort.
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| 15 |  🚀 Russia’s Falcon 9 rival slips to 2030s
China last week flew an orbital mission and brought its booster back, while Japan and Honda run reuse hop tests, and US firms push rapidly ahead with reusable rockets.
Roscosmos now says Amur-LNG is at demonstrator stage. Deputy DG Dmitry Baranov plans two hopper tests in 2028: a sub-1 km powered hop and a 10 km flight with engine cutoff, relight, and landing legs. The RD-0169A engine is in early firings.
A placard in May pointed to flight tests in 2031. Announced in 2020 for 2026, Amur has slipped five years, likely delaying any Soyuz 2 replacement to the early 2030s, nearly two decades after SpaceX’s first orbital-class landing.
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| 16 |  🎥 Samsung Freestyle+ projector launches at $1,200
Samsung’s Freestyle+ is now on sale from Samsung and select retailers for $1,200. That’s pricier than the second‑gen Freestyle, which sold for $800 (now $798 on Amazon).
New 3D Auto Keystone flattens images on irregular surfaces—think corners or wrinkled curtains—and can auto‑size to fit a wall space. It projects up to 100 inches at 1080p, supports HDR10+, adds Wall Calibration to match surface color, and auto‑focuses by sensing distance.
A built‑in speaker with dual passive woofers delivers 360° audio. Cast from Galaxy devices or via AirPlay, access Samsung TV Plus and Gaming Hub, and power it via outlet or an external USB‑C battery.
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| 17 |  🌍 EU softens ETS caps, extends freebies
The Commission will lower the ETS linear reduction factor to 3.7% in 2031–35 and to 1.7% from 2036, instead of 4.4%, delaying the cap’s glidepath past 2039 into the 2040s. Free allowances for sectors under the carbon border tax now run until 2038, and from 2036 firms may use non‑EU offsets.
Brussels says industry faces “increased pressure” and the review preserves the ETS’s role. WWF warns the weaker path jeopardizes the 2040 goal and would force deeper cuts elsewhere.
Alongside, an Energy Action Plan pushes electrification, cheaper upfront costs and faster grids, which WWF backs if paired with stronger renewables and efficiency targets.
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| 18 | 🛰️ OMB plan puts political appointees over science grants
The Trump administration is escalating a culture war on science with a bureaucratic proposal from the Office of Management and Budget.
The plan would give political appointees unprecedented control over federal research grants, the main way scientists fund projects.
Space research supported this way includes the search for organic compounds on Mars and studies of some of the earliest galaxies in the universe. The proposal could threaten the future of US science as we know it.
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| 19 |  📱 Signal tests Android as secondary device
Signal is beta-testing support for linking an Android phone or tablet as a companion device, not just iPads and computers. To link, install Signal on the Android device, choose Link device on setup (or Link your account on tablets), show the QR, then scan it from your primary phone via Settings > Linked devices > Link a new device.
You can choose to sync chat history to the secondary device; if you skip it, enabling later requires reinstalling Signal there. Tablets also get a landscape split-view UI with a customizable chat list. Signal hasn’t said when this will roll out widely.
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| 20 |  🚀 Verizon Fios bumps top tier to 5Gbps
Verizon has raised its fastest Fios plan to 5Gbps (about 625MB/s). The company says a 100GB download takes around 2.7 minutes and the speed can support busy, multi‑device homes.
For a limited time, new customers switching to Fios can get the 5Gb plan for $90/month with a five‑year price lock. The standard rate is $105/month, and upgrading Fios customers get a three‑year price lock.
It’s not the fastest: Ziply offers 50Gbps for $900/month. On price, it stacks up against Google Fiber’s $150 8Gbps and $100 3Gbps plans, and AT&T’s 5Gbps at $135/month ($95 for 12 months for new customers).
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