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Google Images may soon become a problem for photographers (but you can fight back)

Right now, for many photographers, Google Image search is a friend. It drives traffic to our websites, helped potential clients discover their work, and gives them a fighting chance in the digital marketplace.  But there’s a snake in this garden of Eden: AI photorealistic imagery.  I’ll be frank: at the moment, this doesn’t seem to be much of a problem. Whatever type of search…
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Cleantech & EV'sNews

Canada may get cheap Chinese EVs because of what's in your cooking oil

Canada is “reviewing” its current 100% tariff on Chinese EVs, which could potentially give another entry point for the inexpensive, advanced vehicles into the North American market. The strange part? The review is being pushed for, mainly, by the premiers of right-leaning provinces. And it has everything to do with your cooking oil. The news of the review came yesterday from the National…
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DefenseNews

Long-sought manufacturing gains are boosting North Korea arms buildup

BERLIN — When North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un visited what state media called an “automated missile factory” in late August, he pranced past endless rows of ballistic missiles, each capable of accurately delivering a nuclear warhead to Seoul with minutes’ notice. The remarkable success of the hermit regime’s missile program is a direct consequence of Pyongyang’s concerted effort to…
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GamingNews

The Best Deals Today: 007 First Light Preorders, LEGO WALL-E & EVE, and More

If you’ve been waiting for your next James Bond adventure, 007 First Light is officially up for preorder ahead of its March 27, 2026 release on PS5, Switch 2, Xbox Series X|S, and PC. Alongside the standard edition, there’s also a Legacy Edition that comes with a collectible Golden Gun replica and other extras for longtime fans. Just after the base game or fancy the full collector’s package?
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