Author: Matthew Reynolds

A 13-year-old gamer has achieved the impressive feat of being the first to defeat the supposedly unbeatable game of Tetris by exploiting its flaws.
Technology News

A 13-year-old gamer has achieved the impressive feat of being the first to defeat the supposedly unbeatable game of Tetris by exploiting its flaws.

A 13-year-old named Willis Gibson has achieved the feat of “beating” the original Nintendo version of the game Tetris by causing it to malfunction. Willis, also known as “blue scuti” in the gaming community, successfully reached what is known as a “kill screen” in Tetris. This is a point in the game where the code

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Two organizations are planning to make the initial attempts at landing on the moon in the United States, marking the first such efforts since the Apollo missions fifty years ago.
Science News

Two organizations are planning to make the initial attempts at landing on the moon in the United States, marking the first such efforts since the Apollo missions fifty years ago.

China and India successfully landed on the moon, while Russia, Japan, and Israel failed in their attempts and ended up unsuccessful. Currently, two private businesses are working energetically to reinstate the United States’ involvement in the space race, over 50 years since the conclusion of the Apollo program. This is a project supported by NASA

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The latest innovation from Microsoft is the introduction of an AI key, marking the first major update to keyboards in many years.
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The latest innovation from Microsoft is the introduction of an AI key, marking the first major update to keyboards in many years.

Microsoft has introduced a major redesign to its computer keyboards, which now include a dedicated button for an artificial intelligence chatbot. This marks the first significant change to their keyboards in 30 years. Beginning this month, certain newly released personal computers will come equipped with a unique “Copilot key” that activates Microsoft’s AI chatbot within

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The Biden administration has declared a funding of $162 million to enhance the production capacity of computer chip factories located in Colorado and Oregon.
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The Biden administration has declared a funding of $162 million to enhance the production capacity of computer chip factories located in Colorado and Oregon.

The US government has allocated $162 million to Microchip Technology in order to assist in the production of computer chips within the country. This is the second funding announcement in relation to a 2022 law aimed at revitalizing semiconductor manufacturing in the US. According to the Commerce Department, the incentives declared on Thursday consist of

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