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After back-to-back failures, SpaceX tests its fixes on the next Starship

But that didn’t solve the problem. Once again, Starship’s engines cut off too early, and the rocket broke apart before falling to Earth. SpaceX said “an energetic event” in the aft portion of Starship resulted in the loss of several Raptor engines, followed by a loss of attitude control and a loss of communications with

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Why the US-China trade truce could be Bitcoin’s biggest macro tailwind since 2020

Can a 90-day US-China trade truce really reshape global liquidity — and push Bitcoin toward a new all-time high? Markets exhale as tariff pressures ease On May 11–12, the United States and China announced a temporary truce in their ongoing trade dispute, a development that brought immediate relief to global markets.  After months of intensifying

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Manufacturing “Black Fatigue” in the Art World

Thomas J Price’s “Grounded in the Stars” (2023) in New York City’s Times Square (photo Isabella Segalovich/Hyperallergic) Black portraiture is on a timer. Every few years, institutions rush to fill their collections with Black faces, signaling progress. But the moment the optics shift, that visibility fades like a marketing campaign. This cycle of exposure and

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Artists Brace for High Production Costs Amid Tariffs Chaos

Stephanie Mercedes was preparing for her next exhibition when she received a quote last month from her Maryland steel supplier. The price of sheet metal had tripled since her last order. “I like using steel plates in a lot of my work because it’s a very resonant metal and it’s percussive,” she told Hyperallergic. “But

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“Google wanted that”: Nextcloud decries Android permissions as “gatekeeping”

Nextcloud is a host-your-own cloud platform that wants to help you “Regain control over your data.” It contains products that allow for video chat, file storage, collaborative editing, and other stuff that reads a lot like a DIY Google Workspace replacement. It’s hard to offer that kind of full replacement, though, if your Android app

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Microsoft shares its process (and discarded ideas) for redone Windows 11 Start menu

Microsoft put a lot of focus on Windows 11’s design when it released the operating system in 2021, making a clean break with the design language of Windows 10 (which had, itself, simply tweaked and adapted Windows 8’s design language from 2012). Since then, Microsoft has continued to modify the software’s design in bits and

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Google introduces Advanced Protection mode for its most at-risk Android users

Google is adding a new security setting to Android to provide an extra layer of resistance against attacks that infect devices, tap calls traveling through insecure carrier networks, and deliver scams through messaging services. On Tuesday, the company unveiled the Advanced Protection mode, most of which will be rolled out in the upcoming release of

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