ComputersNews

Mullvad VPN review: The ultimate privacy-first VPN

June 12, 2026
Sweden-based Mullvad has long been the privacy purist’s VPN. It collects remarkably little information about its users and continues to prioritize anonymity over the convenience features favored by most competitors. When I say that Mullvad takes your privacy seriously, I mean it. Unlike other VPNs, Mullvad goes so far as to disconnect your account from an email by auto-generating an account…
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GamingNews

Turok: Origins Aims to Prove That a Once-Beloved IP Can Never Go Extinct | IGN Preview

June 11, 2026
Look, dinosaurs are objectively cool. I don’t make the rules. When four-year-old me got a dinosaur cast, everyone was jealous. Why couldn’t they have a cool dinosaur-patterned arm, like me, the brave little girl who courageously tripped over playground equipment so ferociously my arm snapped in two places? Case in point: Turok has dinosaurs, so Turok must also objectively be cool, right? At…
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CryptoNews

Tim Draper Says Quantum Will Crack Banks Before Bitcoin

June 11, 2026
Tim Draper argued bitcoin faces less quantum risk than banks, comparing its security to Fort Knox. His comments shifted attention from blockchain vulnerabilities to legacy financial systems, as debate grows over quantum computing threat to modern cryptography. Key…
CryptoNews

Bitcoin Treasuries Are Ticking Time Bombs as Leverage Hits Record Rates, Warns Capriole’s Charles Edwards

June 11, 2026
Bitcoin treasury companies are piling on debt at record rates to fund their BTC buying, Capriole Investments founder Charles Edwards warned, reviving a year-old call that the model rests on unsustainable “fake yield.” Key Takeaways Charles Edwards says bitcoin treasuries are “levering up at record rates” on debt-fueled growth. He likens the two hundred bitcoin treasuries in the market…
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NewsSpace

Strange 'spacetime crystals' could give birth to tiny black holes

June 11, 2026
When we think about a black hole, we probably picture some vast cosmic titan, greedily consuming any matter unfortunate enough to fall within its gravitational influence. Thinking deeper, we probably imagine this ravenous cosmic beast forming from the explosive collapse of the core of a massive star. Maybe we even picture a supermassive black hole at the heart of a galaxy, formed from a multitude…
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