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Peak Design Expands Its Electronics Line with Chargers, Batteries, and Cables

Peak Design is expanding its electronics offering to what it describes as "one of the most overlooked categories of everyday carry:" charging accessories. To that end, it has announced a travel battery, charger, braided cable, and a wireless charging station. [ Read More ]

PetaPixel · EN

Photographer Exposes AI-Generated Images in Another Photographer’s Portfolio

Whitehaven is a picturesque town on the Cumbrian coast of England, not too far from the breathtaking Lake District National Park. It's a magnet for photographers who want to capture its harbor, which can be traced back to 1517 and was once raided by John Paul Jones during the American Revolutionary War. [ Read More ]

PetaPixel · EN

A 3,200-Pound NASA Observatory Is Crashing Down to Earth

NASA's longtime Neil Gehrels Swift Observatory is expected to re-enter Earth's atmosphere tomorrow, November 4. While most of the telescope will burn up as it careens through the atmosphere, NASA says it expects some components to survive and potentially even cause harm, although that outcome is exceedingly unlikely. [ Read More ]

PetaPixel · EN

13 Winning Shots From Tecno’s Smartphone Photography Contest

Hong Kong smartphone maker Tecno has unveiled the winners of its third annual "Shot On CAMON" global photography contest. This year's edition, co-hosted with Lonely Planet, received over 13,000 entries from 40 countries. [ Read More ]

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A new rug collection by Layered and Tom Morris reinterprets Britain’s textile traditions through Scandinavian craft

Drawing on his English and Welsh heritage, Morris weaves a new craft narrative with Swedish design brand Layered

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This Portuguese house ‘grows’ from the ruined walls of an old watermill

By taking an existing structure and inserting a refined private house, (Umtodo) architects have created a subtle but powerful symbol of reuse; explore Casa da Azenha

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Venice's newest boutique hotel is inside a 17th-century palazzo

Canarregio continues to get a glow-up with an intimate retreat in a boutique hotel hosted in a 17th Century Venetian Palazzo

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[$] LLM reviews for Debian's new queue spark debate

The Debian project has wrestled with the topic of LLM usage for years, which culminated in a general-resolution vote this August. The project voted in favor of the fifth, out of eight, option: " Responsible Use of Generative AI ". With the door open to LLM use, the DFSG, Licensing & New Packages Team (usually shortened to "DFSG team"), which is relatively new , has started to employ LLMs in sending out reviews of packages entering Debian's new queue . The practice has raised a number of objections and questions about where lines should be drawn in the use of LLM-generated output.

LWN.net · EN

OpenSUSE Leap 16.1

The openSUSE project has announced the release of openSUSE Leap 16.1. The release is notable for allowing both traditional installations and immutable images with transactional updates. While immutable images had previously been available for Leap Micro, they are now available across all platforms that Leap supports, including servers, desktops, and virtual machines. "Leap's image gives the best of both for traditional and immutable users, and we expect that Tumbleweed will follow when Agama becomes the default installer for Tumbleweed as well." said Leap release manager Lubos Kocman. "The Lea

LWN.net · EN

The Trained Eye: What a Lifetime of Looking Teaches Designers About the Products They Specify

From chess masters to eye-tracking studies, a designer’s eye for a product has been proven, and the A+Product Awards jury brings it to every entry. The post The Trained Eye: What a Lifetime of Looking Teaches Designers About the Products They Specify appeared first on Journal .

Architizer · EN

Razer’s EVANGELION EVA-01 Collection turns your gaming setup into an anime-inspired battle station

Razer’s EVANGELION EVA-01 Collection turns your gaming setup into an anime-inspired battle station Razer has teamed up with Neon Genesis Evangelion to introduce a new collection of gaming peripherals inspired by EVA-01, the iconic purple-and-green Evangelion unit piloted...

Yanko Design · EN

Easy Cooking Stove Concept Folds Its Burner and Pot Supports Into One Case

Easy Cooking Stove Concept Folds Its Burner and Pot Supports Into One Case Camping stoves can be awkward things to pack, especially when the burner and pot supports insist on keeping their cooking shape inside your bag. Easy...

Yanko Design · EN

This 400-Square-Foot Tiny Cabin Opens Onto a Full-Width Porch

This 400-Square-Foot Tiny Cabin Opens Onto a Full-Width Porch The Wildflower makes room for something tiny homes can easily squeeze out: a proper front porch. Built by South Carolina’s Sweet-Haus Tiny Cabin Company, this...

Yanko Design · EN

The “Desktop 95” Watch is a love-letter to the greatest Windows OS of all time

The “Desktop 95” Watch is a love-letter to the greatest Windows OS of all time There was a time when a computer’s biggest annoyance was a progress bar inching slowly or a dial-up modem screeching and hissing its way online....

Yanko Design · EN

First look of Rockstar Games x Travis Scott x Nike Air Force 1 Low “Grand Theft Auto” in Black dropped

First look of Rockstar Games x Travis Scott x Nike Air Force 1 Low “Grand Theft Auto” in Black dropped The most anticipated video game of all time is launching within a few weeks. It’s 19 November, to be precise, when Rockstar Games will release...

Yanko Design · EN

Beyond Buildings: ArchDaily's November Editorial Focus

"Design a cultural center on a desert coastline, in the style of Alvar Aalto, wood structure, golden hour, aerial drone shot, photorealistic, 4K." Within seconds, a line like this returns a convincing image. What is less visible is the shift it demands. For centuries, architectural imagination relied on the body : the hand that sketches, the fingers that shape a model, or, more recently, the click of a mouse in computational tools. Words came afterward, to explain what had already taken form. Today, the order is increasingly reversed. Before an image can exist, it must first be described: its

ArchDaily · EN

AIA International Conference 2026, Cairo

We are excited to announce the AIA International Conference 2026, in collaboration with AIA Middle East, will be hosted in Cairo, Egypt this year! This year’s AIA Middle East Year-End Conference will be part of the AIA International Conference 2026, creating a unique opportunity to connect with the global AIA community. When: Wednesday 11 November - Saturday 14 November 2026 (Optional extension tours: 15 November onwards) Where: The American University in Cairo Tahrir Square, Cairo, Egypt Event Description Join architects, designers, and thought leaders for inspiring talks, discussions, and cu

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Atrapos, Summer Residence on the Island of Antiparos / AREA

The sinuous curves of the house unfold along an old, agrarian pathway, closely following the natural contours of the earth. As the plan gently steps down the glen, sectional differences begin to organize the interior, and the single-level residence gradually settles into its position as a subterranean dwelling.

ArchDaily · EN

SFJ6 Building / MARMOLBRAVO + MADhel

SFJ6 is a project of 102 dwellings designed to adapt to the complexity of the city, solving several urban problems and generating quality public spaces in its surroundings. The building is integrated into the city as a folded volume that embraces the disparate existing buildings, taking special care of the contact areas and adapting its ground floor to the complex topography of the site in order to generate the greatest points of contact with the city and revitalize the public space.

ArchDaily · EN

Understory House / Gluck+

Set on a long, gentle slope in the foothills of the Catskill Mountains, Understory House takes its name from its precise position within the forest—neither rooted on the forest floor nor lifted above the canopy, but suspended in between, where the midstory becomes the primary experience. Located in a rural second-growth forest marked by miles of historic stone walls, the 3,170-square-foot house responds directly to the character and memory of the land.

ArchDaily · EN

House Around a Column / fala

The compact plot sits within a dense piece of urban fabric, surrounded on all sides by neighbouring houses. Its shape is skewed. The project begins with the challenge of inscribing a house into this distorted figure. The longest wall of the plot becomes the guide. From it, a set of geometric rules gradually unfolds, quietly organising the plan.

ArchDaily · EN

JP’s Product Pick of the Week — 3pm Eastern TODAY 11/3/26 @adafruit #adafruit #newproductpick

Come on by for JP’s Product Pick of The Week ! A new product pick will be revealed. The show airs at 3pm ET / 12pm PT Check out the livestream right here inside this product page you won’t want to miss it because there will be a BIG BIG DISCOUNT during the show! Tune […]

Adafruit Blog · EN

DiscImageStudio: burn visible artwork onto CDs, DVDs and Blu-ray discs #ArtTuesday

JiaFeiMiao-K-Cat has released Disc Image Studio on GitHub, a tool that turns a picture into data that etches a visible image onto the surface of a disc. It works with CD, DVD and single layer BD-R media, using an ordinary burner. The trick is arranging the written data so the pattern of burned and unburned […]

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Pulling on a thread (Using Thread on Ikea Sensors)

Ben Hardill wanted to read a pair of IKEA ALPSTUGA CO2 sensors from Node-RED, and wrote up what it took on his blog. The sensors are part of IKEA’s second generation of smart devices, so they use Thread radios instead of Zigbee. That rules out the old Trådfri Hub and Zigbee2MQTT. Thread runs an IPv6 […]

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