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What is Adobe's obsession with making Photoshop worse?

August 25, 2025
They say “Don’t drive angry” but no one has ever said “Don’t write angry” to me (or most of the users of social media, it seems), which is why I’m about to vent about one little – but, I feel, very indicative – experience I’ve just had with Photoshop. Again. Features I used to use regularly just disappearing for no obvious reason. In this case it…
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Cleantech & EV'sNews

5 ways I use my Chinese electric mini-excavator that I didn’t expect

August 25, 2025
When I first got my hands on a Chinese electric mini-excavator, I thought it would be a fun little machine for digging a few holes and moving some dirt around. What I didn’t expect was just how useful and versatile it would become – and how often I’d reach for it for jobs that I never initially planned on tackling with a compact electric digger. As I’ve watched all the fun reporting on…
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Genesis GV90 coach door system revealed in new patent

August 25, 2025
Genesis is preparing to shake things up with its most luxurious SUV yet, the GV90. Thanks to a new patent filing, we are getting a detailed look at how its Rolls-Royce-style coach doors will work. New patent reveals Genesis GV90 coach door system When Genesis first unveiled…
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New Zealand adds Sikorsky and Airbus platforms to boost air capability

August 25, 2025
Five Sikorsky MH-60R Seahawk helicopters and two Airbus A321 XLR aircraft are set to respectively replace the Royal New Zealand Air Force’s (RNZAF’s) eight Kaman SH-2G(I) Seasprites and two Boeing 757 transport aircraft at a cost of NZ$2.7 billion (US$1.17 billion). The new Airbus aircraft will cost NZ$700 million, while the Seahawks will run NZ$2 billion. The RNZAF has operated the SH-2G(I)…
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It’s official: The U.S. owns 9.9 percent of Intel

August 25, 2025
On Friday afternoon, Intel confirmed what everyone already knew: that the U.S. government is taking the unprecedented step of investing $8.9 billion into the company. On Tuesday, Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick said that the United States was pushing Intel to accept its $10.9 billion CHIPS Act funding as an equity deal instead. On Friday, President Trump confirmed that deal in a White House…
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