ComputersNews

Windows 11 restarts several times after a recent update? Don’t panic

Some Windows 11 users are reporting unusual behavior following recent updates. During installation of the optional April 2026 update, their PCs restart not just once but several times, giving the impression that there’s an error or issue with the system. However, Microsoft explains via a message in the Windows Message Center that this behavior is intended in certain cases. After installing the…
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GamingNews

The 30 Best Pokemon of All Time

30 years. It feels like a lifetime (and for some of us it us, including Ash Ketchum, it is!) That’s how long Pokemon has been a part of our world. And what a lifetime it’s been. There’s a lot to celebrate in the year of Pokemon’s 30th anniversary, from the vast…
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GameStop Makes $55.5 Billion Offer to Buy eBay

GameStop has announced it has made a $55.5 billion offer to buy eBay at $125.00 per share in cash and stock. CEO Ryan Cohen, who would become CEO of the combined company should the deal go through, told The Wall Street Journal he wants to make eBay a “legit competitor to Amazon,” as he bids to grow his business beyond games and merchandise and hit a $35 billion payout in the process. GameStop…
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CryptoNews

Yen Carry Trade on Steroids? Strategist Flags Bitcoin-Linked STRC Yields

Wall Street may be underestimating a bitcoin-linked carry trade resembling the yen carry trade as capital shifts from Fed funds to higher-yield income products. Strategy’s STRC shows an 11.52% effective yield, underscoring the widening spread attracting institutional focus. Key Takeaways: Comparison to the yen carry trade signals potential for large-scale capital reallocation. STRC offers…
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What's the best time to see Eta Aquarid meteors in 2026?

The peak of the Eta Aquarid meteor shower is almost here! Read on to discover the best time to spot the fast-moving shooting stars as Earth barrels through the debris trail shed by Halley’s Comet. When are the Eta Aquarids most active? In 2026, the Eta Aquarids are active…
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Why were galaxies so active in the early universe? We may be getting close to the answer

In its infancy, the universe had a bit of an identity crisis. For the first few hundred million years, the vast cosmic gas between galaxies was primarily a chilly, dense affair. But then, it seemed to wake up, deciding to get all warm and fuzzy. This strange shift in the cosmos’ early disposition is a crucial clue to how the very first galaxies burst into being, shaping everything we see today.
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