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12 ingenious USB-C gadgets you didn’t know you needed

I don’t know how your tech drawers look, but mine are filled with wires I’ll likely never use again because technology has advanced quite a bit. Thankfully, USB-C seems to be here to stay since there is no wrong way to plug these things in. It’s not just smartphones, tablets, and laptops that use these, however, but also a long list of gadgets. We’ve scoured the market for hidden gems: 12…
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GamingNews

Skyblivion Still Targets 2025 Release Despite Dev Team Losses

The creators of high-profile mod Skyblivion have insisted they’re still targeting a 2025 release date despite the exit of some of the volunteer developers behind the fan project and allegations of crunch. Volunteer developers who had been donating their time to Skyblivion, the hotly anticipated mod for The Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrim Anniversary Edition, have stepped away from the project…
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GamingNews

Silksong’s First Patch Brings Slight Early Game Balance Fixes

Hollow Knight: Silksong developer Team Cherry has revealed details on the game’s first post-release patch, which it said mostly makes bug fixes and “slight” balance adjustments in the early game. In a post on Steam, the developer said patch 1.0.28470 is set for all…
CryptoNews

XRP Breaks $3 Barrier Amid Bullish Momentum and Whale Activity

XRP briefly surged past $3 for the first time in nearly two weeks, peaking at $3.03 before settling at $2.96. An analyst believes XRP’s price action signals renewed interest from large investors. XRP’s Price Surges Past $3 On Sept. 9, XRP breached the $3 mark for the first time in nearly two weeks, sparking excitement that bullish sentiment may have reignited interest in the world’s…
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CryptoNews

Ethena Bids for USDH With BUIDL-Backed Reserves

Ethena Labs has submitted a proposal to operate Hyperliquid’s native USDH stablecoin, outlining a structure that begins with full collateralization in USDtb and a governance-linked security model. Blackrock, Securitize Ties Featured in Ethena’s USDH Bid for…
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Small black holes are surprisingly messy eaters, Japanese spacecraft discovers: 'Being surprised is good'

Small black holes making a meal out of companion stars are surprisingly messy eaters, astronomers using a Japanese space telescope have discovered. Scientists have known for some time that when supermassive black holes — those with masses millions or billions of times that of the sun — devour matter, such as surrounding gas and dust or even an unfortunate passing star, most of that material…
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