DefenseNews

Canada to plug surveillance gaps with Aussie over-the-horizon radar

CHRISTCHURCH, New Zealand — The North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD), operated by Canada and the United States, has gaping holes in its airspace radar coverage. Ottawa went some way to filling those gaps when it signed four related agreements in June for a new radar system sourced from Australia. The system is called the Arctic Over-The-Horizon Radar (A-OTHR), and the deal is worth…
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ComputersNews

Why DisplayPort beats HDMI for gaming PCs

Many gaming PCs aren’t delivering their full potential because the monitor and graphics card are connected via HDMI. While this usually works without any problems, it does not always make full use of the system’s capabilities, particularly when using high refresh rates, variable refresh rates, and modern graphics cards. DisplayPort is designed for PC use, offering a more stable and less…
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GamingNews

The GTA 3 Mission That Reinvented It All

Few missions in GTA’s history would make such a big and noticeable change to the geography of the host city as Bomb Da Base Act II, which goes some way to explaining why all 45 seconds of this short, sharp, Tin Can Alley sniper mission remains so memorable. By today’s standards it’s extraordinarily simple: in a world where there are entire games built around the sophisticated premise of…
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CryptoNews

Ripple Almost Shut Down and Distributed XRP After SEC Lawsuit, CEO Reveals

Ripple nearly shut down after the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) sued the company, with CEO Brad Garlinghouse considering whether to end operations, distribute XRP holdings to shareholders, and close the business. Key Takeaways Ripple came close to shutting down after the SEC filed a lawsuit over XRP. The company considered distributing its XRP holdings to shareholders. A court…
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