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The General Conference on Weights and Measures has voted to stop adding leap seconds to UTC from 20 May 2027, eight years ahead of the old 2035 deadline. For the software, networks and servers that have tripped over that extra second for decades, it is the end of a long-running headache.
The leap second has an expiry date. Meeting in Versailles on Thur...
NVIDIA’s Jeff Fisher says the RTX 5090 has not been discontinued and will keep shipping. He also concedes supply is constrained, which fits a card that has vanished from NVIDIA’s own store and now sells for roughly four times its launch price.
Is the RTX 5090 discontinued? NVIDIA says no. Jeff Fisher, the senior vice president who runs the company’s Ge...
A hobbyist bought a Matrix CoolRunner glitch chip in 2017 and shelved the project. Two Raspberry Pi Picos, about £5 each, handled the NAND dump and the timing files this year, and the Xbox 360 reset glitch hack finally worked.
Scottish hobbyist Joshua Kennedy has finally modded his Xbox 360 with the reset glitch hack, closing out a project he started i...
Valve’s latest beta turns the Steam Linux client into a 64-bit app running inside its own Steam Runtime container. Distros hoping to finally drop i386 packages will have to keep waiting.
The Steam Linux client is a 64-bit application now, at least on the beta channel. Valve’s October 15 client beta, flagged by
The Cooler Master Elite Gold 1000W earns ETA Gold at both voltages, has the tightest 12V load regulation at 115V in the 24-unit group, and costs less than most 1000W rivals. However, its fan never stops and averages about 34 dBA, its hold-up time is the shortest in the group, and it misses two ATX v3.1 requirements, T5 and the +12V cold-start rise.
In ...