Technology News

  1. Don’t Let Steam’s Latest Sale Push You Around  Kotaku
  2. Steam releases 4 new free games you can download and keep forever  GAMINGbible
  3. Steam drops 9 free games you can download and keep forever  GAMINGbible
  4. Steam drops 13 free games, yours to keep for all time  GAMINGbible
  5. Steam quietly adds 8 free games you can grab with no subscription  GAMINGbible

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  1. Nintendo Switch 2 pre-orders: Latest updates as console remains sold out at GameStop, Walmart, Target, Best Buy and others  Engadget
  2. Nintendo Switch 2 Preorders: Latest Stock Updates  IGN
  3. Japan’s Nintendo fans test Switch 2 ahead of launch amid tariff worries  Reuters
  4. It’s OK if You Didn’t Preorder a Switch 2  CNET
  5. Nintendo Switch 2 Preorders: How To Track When It’s Available Again and Actually Get One  PCMag

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Science News

  1. A ‘Black Hole Bomb’ Just Exploded in the Lab  The Daily Galaxy
  2. First ever ‘black hole bomb’ created in the lab  New Scientist
  3. “Black Hole Bomb”: Energy-Stealing Zel’dovich Effect Confirmed In The Lab  IFLScience
  4. Scientists build world’s first black hole bomb inside lab  Interesting Engineering
  5. We Could One Day Power a Galactic Civilization with Spinning Black Holes  ZME Science

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  1. Wii Homebrew Channel development shuts down over ‘stolen’ code  The Verge
  2. Wii Homebrew Scene Takes a Huge Blow Over Stolen Nintendo Code Allegations  Game Rant
  3. Wii Homebrew Community “Built On Lies And Copyright Infringement”  Time Extension
  4. “The Developers Deceived Everyone”: The Wii Homebrew Channel Is In Trouble As Devs Allegedly Stole Code From Nintendo  TheGamer
  5. Wii Homebrew Channel in limbo: ‘It was built on a pile of lies and copyright infringement’  TweakTown

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Scientists Discovered ‘Lost City’ Under the Ocean—And It’s Unlike Anything We’ve Ever Seen!  Indian Defence Review
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Science News

  1. Soviet spacecraft launched in 1972 expected to crash to Earth next month  WOODTV.com
  2. A failed Soviet Venus lander will fall back to Earth after being stranded for 53 years  Space
  3. A spacecraft orbiting for 53 years is projected to fall to Earth soon  OregonLive.com
  4. A 1,000-pound space object orbiting Earth since 1972 is expected to crash-land in May  MLive.com
  5. Old Soviet spacecraft to fall to Earth in early May 2025  EarthSky

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