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Adobe actually wont discontinue Animate
Posted onAdobe is no longer planning to discontinue Adobe Animate on March 1st. In an FAQ, the company now says that Animate will now be in maintenance mode and that it has “no plans to discontinue or remove access” to the app. Animate will still receive “ongoing security and bug fixes” and will still be available for…
This Itch.io bundle to help Minnesota includes over 1,200 games and costs just $10
Posted onYou have likely heard about the masked agents of ICE mucking around in Minnesota for the past few months, resulting in numerous violent incidents and deaths. Itch.io is to help raise money for the Immigrant Law Center of Minnesota, which was organized by . The No ICE in Minnesota bundle includes nearly 1,300 video games…
Physics Nobel: Three win prize for paving way for very powerful computers
Posted onThe Nobel Prize in Physics has been awarded to John Clarke, Michel H. Devoret and John M. Martinis for their work on quantum mechanics that is paving the way for a new generation of very powerful computers. “There is no advanced technology used today that does not rely on quantum mechanics, including mobile phones, cameras……
X adds Paid Partnership labels so creators can ditch the hashtags | TechCrunch
Posted onSocial network X on Monday announced the introduction of a new “Paid Partnership” label that creators can apply to their posts to indicate they’re advertisements. The feature could help improve creators’ authenticity, so fans know when a product recommendation is an original sentiment, versus a paid sponsorship, while also complying with regulations that say ads…
A cheaper MacBook might finally break Windows and Chromebooks biggest advantage
Posted onKyle Kucharski/ZDNET Follow ZDNET:Add us as a preferred sourceon Google. ZDNET’s key takeaways Apple could announce the launch of a new “cheap” MacBook on March 4. It will likely come with the A18 chip found in the iPhone 16 Pro. Prices will start around $599. Rumors of anew “cheap” MacBookhave been circulating for years, but…
The Supreme Court didn’t save Google from Epic, and now the clock is ticking
Posted onNow, Google has just over two weeks once again — because the US Supreme Court has decided not to save Google ahead of its Supreme Court appeal. Today, the Court denied the company’s request for a partial stay, meaning the permanent injunction is still in effect, meaning Google must do the following things this month…
