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Find July 4th fireworks with Google Maps' top spots and tipsFind July 4th fireworks with Google Maps' top spots and tips
The Fourth of July is right around the corner, so take a look below at some of the most popular places on Google Maps for watching firework shows across the U.S. Whether…
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Our latest bet on a fusion-powered futureOur latest bet on a fusion-powered futureHead of Advanced Energy
Our new agreement is designed to accelerate the development of fusion power.Our new agreement is designed to accelerate the development of fusion power.
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ISTE 2025: Celebrating the art of teaching and the science of learningISTE 2025: Celebrating the art of teaching and the science of learningVP, Google for Education
The latest announcements from Google for Education at ISTE 2025.
The latest announcements from Google for Education at ISTE 2025.
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New Chromebooks and tools for even better teaching and learningNew Chromebooks and tools for even better teaching and learningProduct ManagerGroup Product Manager, ChromeOS
The classroom’s getting an upgrade this school year with new software like Class tools and hardware like Chromebooks, Chromebook Plus and Chromebox OPS.The classroom’s getting an upgrade this school year with new software like Class tools and hardware like Chromebooks, Chromebook Plus and Chromebox OPS.
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Gemini in Classroom: No-cost AI tools that amplify teaching and learningGemini in Classroom: No-cost AI tools that amplify teaching and learningDirector of User Experience, Google for Education
Along with Gemini in Classroom's new AI tools for education, we're announcing more than 50 new features in Google Classroom.Along with Gemini in Classroom's new AI tools for education, we're announcing more than 50 new features in Google Classroom.
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Expanded access to Google Vids and no-cost AI tools in ClassroomExpanded access to Google Vids and no-cost AI tools in ClassroomDirector, Product Management, Google Workspace for Education
Learn more about expanded access to Google Vids for all education users, and Gemini in Classroom, a new suite of no-cost AI tools available for educators.Learn more about expanded access to Google Vids for all education users, and Gemini in Classroom, a new suite of no-cost AI tools available for educators.
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New Gemini tools for students and educatorsNew Gemini tools for students and educatorsSenior Product Manager, Google Workspace for Education
We’re announcing Gemini for Education, plus more AI tools for students and educators.We’re announcing Gemini for Education, plus more AI tools for students and educators.
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UV-C Light Kills Nearly Everything - Except This Unusual Organism
"Earth's ozone layer blocks the Sun's shortest wave radiation, called UV-C, which is so damaging to cells in high doses that it's a go-to sterilizer in hospitals," writes Slashdot reader sciencehabit. "UV-C is such a killer, in fact, that scientists have questioned whether life can survive on worlds that lack an ozone layer, such as Mars or distant exoplanets.
"But research published this month in Astrobiology suggests one hardy lichen, a hybrid organism made of algae and fungi, may have cracked the UV-C code with a built-in sunscreen, despite never experiencing these rays in its long evolutionary history."
Science magazine explains:
When scientists brought a sample of the species, the common desert dweller Clavascidium lacinulatum, back to the lab, graduate student Tejinder Singh put the lichen through the wringer. First, Singh dehydrated the lichen, to make sure it couldn't grow back in real time and mask any UV damage. Then he placed the lichen a few centimeters under a UV lamp and blasted it with radiation. The lichen seemed just fine.
So Singh purchased the most powerful UV-C lamp he could find online, capable of sending out 20 times more radiation than the amount expected on Mars. When he tested the lamp on the most radiation-resistant life form on Earth, the bacterium Deinococcus radiodurans, it died in less than a minute. After 3 months—likely the highest amount of UV-C radiation ever tested on an organism—Singh pulled the sample so he could finish his master's thesis in time. About half of the lichen's algal cells had survived. Then, when the team ground up and cultured part of the surviving lichen, about half of its algal cells sprouted new, green colonies after 2 weeks, showing it maintained the ability to reproduce.
The species may provide a blueprint for surviving on Mars or exoplanets, which don't have an ozone layer to protect them.
Read more of this story at Slashdot.
AMD Instinct Accelerators With So Much vRAM Have Exposed Linux Hibernation Issues - Phoronix
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Linux Foundation Strengthens Cloud Leadership - Open Source For You
Linux Foundation Strengthens Cloud Leadership Open Source For You
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The new Search Console Insights report is here
We're excited to announce the launch of the new Search Console Insights report. The new report offers even more insights and a deeper integration with Search Console's Performance report. With this change, we aim to streamline your workflow, make it easier to find opportunities to improve your site's performance, and provide more ways to explore specific areas of interest.
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DistroWatch Weekly, Issue 1128
The DistroWatch news feed is brought to you by TUXEDO COMPUTERS. This week in DistroWatch Weekly:
Review: AxOS 25.06 and 25.01, AlmaLinux OS 10.0
News: Ubuntu to boost Intel graphics performance, Fedora discusses dropping i686 packages, SDesk switches from SELinux to AppArmor
Questions and answers: Transferring Flatpak packages between computers
Released last week: postmarketOS 25.06, Escuelas Linux 8.12, IPFire 2.29 Core 195,....
Review: AxOS 25.06 and 25.01, AlmaLinux OS 10.0
News: Ubuntu to boost Intel graphics performance, Fedora discusses dropping i686 packages, SDesk switches from SELinux to AppArmor
Questions and answers: Transferring Flatpak packages between computers
Released last week: postmarketOS 25.06, Escuelas Linux 8.12, IPFire 2.29 Core 195,....
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Distribution Release: Oracle Linux 10.0
The DistroWatch news feed is brought to you by TUXEDO COMPUTERS. Gursewak Sokhi has announced the release of Oracle Linux 10, a major new update of the company's enterprise-class Linux distribution built from the source code of Red Hat Enterprise Linux 10: "Oracle Linux 10 is now generally available for 64-bit Intel and AMD (x86_64) and 64-bit Arm (aarch64)....
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Distribution Release: deepin 25
The DistroWatch news feed is brought to you by TUXEDO COMPUTERS. The deepin distribution team has announced version 25 of its operating system. The deepin distribution includes the new Deepin Desktop Environment 7.0, an immutable filesystem, and an AI assistant which responds to voice commands. "We deeply understand the importance of system stability for users. To this end, deepin....
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Distribution Release: Security Onion 2.4.160
The DistroWatch news feed is brought to you by TUXEDO COMPUTERS. Doug Burks has announced the availability of and updated build of Security Onion, a specialist Linux distribution designed for threat hunting, enterprise security monitoring and log management. The new release, version 2.4.160, comes with several new alert response tools: "Security Onion 2.4.160 is now available and includes Playbooks....
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Distribution Release: SUSE Linux Enterprise 15 SP7
The DistroWatch news feed is brought to you by TUXEDO COMPUTERS. SUSE has announced an update to the company's SUSE Linux Enterprise distribution. The new release, version 15 Service Pack 7, offers over ten years of support and introduces post-quantum cryptography. "What is new in SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 15 SP7? Longest support - SP7 offers over 10 years....
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