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SwitchBot K20+ Pro Patrol Kit review: A fun but flawed robot guard

At a glance Expert’s Rating Pros Innovative modular design Camera delivers 3K video resolution Moves around to keep an eye on your home Cons Pricey App is cluttered and unintuitive Mobile base station can’t cross thresholds as low as 3mm Our Verdict The SwitchBot K20+ Pro Patrol Kit is such an interesting product, it’s unfortunate …

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Microsoft points finger at Asus for the ROG Xbox Ally’s hefty pricing

Image: Microsoft The new ROG Xbox Ally handheld costs $600, despite Asus’ implication that it’s for “casual gamers.” And if you want a better processor and other upgraded specs, you’ll need to spend a whopping $1,000 for the Xbox Ally X. If you’re feeling sticker shock at those prices, Microsoft says you should blame Asus. …

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Starlink reaches 10,000 satellites launched, but not without consequences

Image: Below the Sky/Shutterstock.com SpaceX’s Starlink satellite network has reached a new milestone. As of this past weekend, the company launched its 10,000th Starlink satellite into orbit, marking a new record in space history. 10,000 Starlink satellites in space Two Falcon 9 rockets were launched from California and Florida on Sunday, carrying a total of …

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Show HN: I’m rewriting a web server written in Rust for speed and ease of use

Built for sysadmins — fast, secure, and easy to configure Ferron is a fast web server with automatic TLS certificate management, easy configuration, and rock-solid security — so you can go live in minutes. Watch, as Ferron serves a website with automatic TLS setup in minutes. The problem with popular web servers Despite powering much …

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Pasta/80 is a simple Pascal cross compiler targeting the Z80 microprocessor

PASTA/80 is a simple Pascal cross compiler targeting the Z80 microprocessor. It generates code for these classic and modern machines: CP/M ZX Spectrum 48K ZX Spectrum 128K ZX Spectrum Next The compiler follows the single-pass recursive-descent approach championed by Niklaus Wirth, inventor of Pascal, in his books and lectures. It doesn’t have an explicit syntax …

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Practical Scheme

This page is a collection of libraries and extensions to use Scheme as a production tool. By “production tools” I mean the tools to process daily chores for systems engineers and programmers—parsing files, generate reports, watching processes, providing small GUI wrappers, and all sorts of those things. Currently I’m using Perl for those purpose, but …

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Intel Core Ultra & Windows Copilot: What local AI can (and can’t) do

Microsoft has introduced a new device category with Copilot+. Only laptops with a dedicated Neural Processing Unit (NPU), at least 16 GB of RAM and a fast NVMe SSD fulfil the minimum requirements. Intel is addressing these requirements with the Core Ultra series, which combines classic CPU cores with GPU acceleration and a hardwired NPU. …

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