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Kingpin of dark web-based drug marketplace "Incognito Market" sentenced to 30 years
Posted on Wednesday February 04, 2026
Clayton described Lin as one of the world's most prolific online narcotics traffickers. For at least four years, the Taiwan-born man managed a massive volume of e-commerce transactions totaling hundreds of millions of dollars. Lin launched the Incognito Market website in October 2020, exploiting the Tor browser's anonymous network in...Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
Plasma engines are emerging as the next frontier in deep-space propulsion
Posted on Wednesday February 04, 2026
Plasma propulsion transforms an inert propellant – often hydrogen – into plasma, a superheated mix of ions and electrons. Magnetic fields then funnel and accelerate the plasma to extreme velocities, generating thrust.Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
Google plans to terminate ChromeOS in 2034, court documents reveal
Posted on Wednesday February 04, 2026
After years of rumors and speculation, Google confirmed in 2025 that it plans to "fuse" Android and ChromeOS into a single desktop platform. The new system, known internally as Aluminium OS, is reportedly already under active development. What remains unclear is the fate of ChromeOS, the operating system that has...Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
Nioh 3 refines Team Ninja's formula into its most ambitious Soulslike yet
Posted on Wednesday February 04, 2026
Nioh 3 features deeper, more flexible combat, a semi-open-world structure, and seamless switching between Samurai and Ninja styles, earning praise as the most complete and accessible entry in the series-and one of the stronger modern Soulslike experiences for fans of demanding action RPGs.Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
NASA's Artemis II will test laser communications system in lunar orbit
Posted on Wednesday February 04, 2026
The mission will mark NASA's first crewed test of laser communications in lunar orbit. O2O will use infrared light instead of radio frequencies to transmit voice, mission data, and high-resolution video back to Earth. While the technology has been tested on seven prior uncrewed missions, Artemis II is the first to...Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
Netflix is ending PlayStation 3 support nearly 20 years after Sony's console launched
Posted on Wednesday February 04, 2026
Reddit user golfwang999 revealed the end of the PlayStation 3's Netflix app in a post on the site. The message, which is shown on what looks like an era-appropriate Philips CRT TV, confirms the app's imminent demise and advises users to visit Netflix's list of supported devices.Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
AMD reports record 2025 revenues, driven by strong demand for Epyc and Ryzen CPUs
Posted on Wednesday February 04, 2026
Q4 revenue grew 34 percent year over year to $10.27 billion, while GAAP profits rose 44 percent to $5.57 billion. Gross margin improved from 51 percent to 54 percent, and operating income increased to $1.75 billion from $871 million. Diluted earnings per share (EPS) reached $0.92, up from $0.29 in Q4 2024.Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
WinRAR 7.20 speeds up archive management, expands command-line flexibility
Posted on Wednesday February 04, 2026
WinRAR 7.20 delivers faster handling of large archives, especially when deleting files or opening ZIPs with massive file counts. The update also enhances automation with smarter archive naming masks, expanded command-line switches, and faster extraction for TAR-based formats.Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
After social media ban for teens, France may move to regulate VPNs next
Posted on Wednesday February 04, 2026
In France, one of the internet's oldest privacy tools may soon become the focus of a national policy debate. Weeks after lawmakers approved a bill to block social media access for anyone under 15, the French government signaled that virtual private networks could be next on its regulatory agenda.Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
Adobe tries to kill Animate, then reverses course after industry backlash
Posted on Wednesday February 04, 2026
Adobe recently announced that Adobe Animate would soon enter its "end-of-life" phase, meaning customers would eventually lose access to both the software and any project files stored in the cloud. The announcement triggered a massive backlash, with many users pointing to the tool's continued and widespread popularity across a range...Read Entire Article Continue Reading »