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- 1Open-Source Tool Frees Over 12GB by Removing Apple Intelligence FilesโผMac Users Reclaim 12GB+ of Storage With Apple Intelligence Removal Tool
Mac users are using a new open-source utility to delete the AI models Apple downloads as part of Apple Intelligence, reportedly reclaiming more than 12GB of storage. Discussion online is focused on how much space the preinstalled models take up and whether Apple should make them easier to remove, with many users on smaller drives welcoming the option.
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Physicists have outlined how a photon carrying about 300 tera-electronvolts โ the most energetic gamma ray ever detected โ could have travelled to Earth. Such extreme energies are normally expected to be absorbed by background radiation over cosmic distances, so the finding has drawn attention for what it suggests about particle acceleration in space and possible new physics.
- 3New Co-Op Horror Game Blends Coraline and Over the Garden Wall VibesโผCoraline Meets Over the Garden Wall in This Co-Op Horror with Voice Chat Mechanic
A cooperative horror game is drawing attention for its mix of Coraline's eerie whimsy and Over the Garden Wall's autumnal folk-horror atmosphere. Its standout feature is a voice chat mechanic woven into gameplay, apparently making player voices matter to the horror itself. Coverage is focused on how the title stands out in the growing co-op horror space.
- 4California passes law to speed retail renovation permitsโผNews | California aims to speed retail renovations with permitting law
California has moved to speed up permitting for retail renovations under a new law, aiming to cut delays that have long slowed store remodels and upgrades across the state. The measure is aimed at making it easier and faster for retailers to refresh commercial spaces.
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COSI, the Center of Science and Industry in Columbus, Ohio, is highlighting its Gadgets gallery, a hands-on exhibit space where visitors can operate machines, levers and interactive devices to explore physics and engineering principles directly. The attraction invites guests to learn by doing rather than watching, making it a popular draw for families and school groups visiting the science museum.
- 6SpaceX sets a new NASA record no other U.S. spacecraft can matchโSpaceX just locked up a NASA record no other U.S. spacecraft can touch
SpaceX has reportedly secured a NASA record that no other American spacecraft can match, according to coverage circulating among space industry watchers. The claim stems from a Teslarati report highlighting SpaceX's achievement with NASA, though the specifics of the record are not detailed in the headline. Space enthusiasts and commentators are sharing the story, continuing the ongoing attention on SpaceX's growing dominance in U.S. spaceflight operations.
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Debate continues over the Golden Dome, the proposed US missile defense shield, and whether it would actually make America safer. Supporters argue a space-based defense layer could deter missile attacks, while skeptics question its feasibility, enormous cost, and whether it could realistically stop a large-scale strike, given the limits of existing missile defense technology.
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SpaceX has proposed building a natural gas pipeline to Cape Canaveral to fuel its rockets launching from Florida's Space Coast. The plan, reported by Bloomberg, would secure a steady supply of fuel for the company's increasing launch cadence. The proposal is drawing attention for its scale and potential regulatory hurdles.
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A warehouse operator has installed solar panels on its rooftop, turning unused space into a source of renewable energy. The move reflects a wider trend in the logistics sector, where large flat roofs are increasingly being used to generate on-site electricity and cut energy costs. Details of the project's size and expected output were not provided.
- 10Lola Vision Systems aims to simplify running AI models on chipsโLola Vision Systems is trying to make it easier to run AI models on chips https://techcrunch.com/2026/10/05/lola-vision-
Lola Vision Systems, a startup, is working on making it easier to run AI models directly on chips, according to TechCrunch. The company's approach targets the growing demand for on-device AI, where efficiency and hardware constraints are key challenges. The report has drawn attention among tech and startup communities tracking the edge AI space.
- 11SpaceX renames AI unit SpaceXSI amid Trump rebranding pushโSpaceX renaming AI unit SpaceXSI amid Trump rebranding push
SpaceX is renaming its artificial intelligence unit to SpaceXSI, a change reported by Quartz and linked to a broader rebranding push associated with Donald Trump. The move ties Elon Musk's space company more closely to the political branding effort, and it is drawing attention because of Musk's high-profile role in the Trump administration and the growing importance of AI to his business empire.
- 12SpaceX aborts launch of Space Development Agency satellite missionโSpaceX aborts launch for SDA's fourth Tranche 1 data transport mission, to make another attempt Tuesday
SpaceX halted the launch of the Space Development Agency's fourth Tranche 1 data transport satellite mission and will try again on Tuesday. The mission is part of the US military's effort to build a proliferated constellation of small satellites in low Earth orbit for high-speed data relay. A new launch window has been set for the following day, pending resolution of the issue that forced the abort.
- 13New Simulation Explores Solar System's Strangest PlaceโFalling Into the Strangest Place in Our Solar System (Simulation)
A space science simulation is drawing wide attention by taking viewers on a virtual fall into what is described as the strangest location in our solar system. The visualisation walks through the extreme physics and conditions a spacecraft or object would encounter there, and audiences are sharing and praising it for making an abstract astronomical concept vivid and easy to grasp.
- 14Walmart 12-pack of waterproof solar lights on sale for $19โผWalmart's 12-pack of waterproof solar lights is on sale for only $19
Walmart is selling a 12-pack of waterproof outdoor solar lights for $19, a deal highlighted by shopping reporters at Currently.com. The lights charge by day and illuminate walkways, gardens or patios at night, and their waterproofing makes them suitable for year-round outdoor use. Budget solar lighting deals like this tend to attract attention from shoppers looking to spruce up outdoor spaces cheaply, especially ahead of seasonal changes.
- 15Quest Update Overhauls Window Management, Restores Classic Home EnvironmentsโQuest PTC Overhauls Window Management & Brings Back Classic Home Environments
Meta's latest Quest Public Test Channel build introduces a redesigned window management system and brings back classic home environments. The changes make it easier to arrange and organize multiple app windows in mixed reality, while longtime users can once again choose familiar virtual spaces for their home setting. Coverage so far comes from VR-focused outlets following the software test release.
- 16Denver debates demolishing empty office towers downtownโKnocking down buildings in Denver drags up bad memories, but empty office space drags on the economy
Debate in Denver centers on whether to demolish vacant office buildings downtown. Supporters of demolition say memories of previous big teardowns make people uneasy, but leaving large amounts of empty office space vacant continues to weigh on the local economy as remote work keeps occupancy low.
- 17Danish legal tech startup Pandektes raises โฌ13.5M Series AโExclusive: Danish legal research startup Pandektes raises โฌ13.5M Series A
Danish legal research startup Pandektes has raised โฌ13.5 million in a Series A funding round. The company builds AI-powered tools for legal research, helping lawyers find and analyse case law faster. The funding will support product development and European expansion. The round underscores growing investor interest in legal technology startups applying AI to professional services.
Repos
- omlahore/RemoveMacAI Turn off Apple Intelligence on macOS 27 and get its disk space back. One command, fully reversible.
- colbymchenry/codegraph Pre-indexed code knowledge graph, auto syncs on code changes, for Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, Cursor, OpenCode, AntiGrav