Doom arrives on the Vectrex, the vector-based console that refuses to die
A niche community of enthusiasts continues to keep the Vectrex, the only vector-based home console ever released, alive. The console's unique display, which uses an electron beam to trace lines instead of a pixel grid, gives the game a distinctive…
» readSamsung’s The Frame TV hits record low price with 40 percent discount
The 2025 65-inch model of Samsung’s The Frame TV has been discounted by 40 percent, marking its lowest price ever. This deal is noted as particularly appealing for one of the most popular art TVs on the market.
» readCalifornia closes Montana license plate loophole with new shell company law.
The new law, California State Bill 1406, took effect on Sept. 30, 2026, after more than seven months of legislative debate.
» readHark Pro launches as a full-screen AI assistant for computer use
Hark, a startup founded less than a year ago by serial founder Brett Adcock, has released Hark Pro to the public. The service is offered for free, with a subscription tier available for heavy users.
» readStudy shows language models use moral reasoning to judge malicious code
Researchers found that when large language models are asked whether code is malicious, they process the question using the same internal pathways used for moral and ethical reasoning, not just technical analysis.
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