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Arsenal are reportedly exploring a shock alternative to Viktor Gyokeres, a striker described in transfer reports as one 'everyone's crazy about'. The story is circulating alongside a busy Premier League transfer window, with Manchester United also making headlines as Ruben Amorim's former assistant Kieran McKenna-era talk and City interest keep club news lively. Fans are debating whether the Gunners will pivot away from the Sporting CP forward.
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Japanese announcer Yumiko Udo is making headlines on multiple fronts this week. She hosted as a substitute MC, where Matsuko Detamame teased her on air, and she was featured in a health segment endorsing a new balance-improving exercise. She also reunited with Kazunari Inohara for the latest episode of their world heritage exploration show, filmed in Cappadocia, and was photographed hugging singer Kiyoshi Hikawa.
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EarthTalk addresses a reader question on how much solar windows can reduce carbon emissions. The syndicated environmental column explores the potential of transparent photovoltaic glass, which generates electricity from sunlight while still functioning as a window, and assesses its realistic contribution to cutting building energy use and greenhouse gas emissions.
- 4Developer gets Windows 11 running on just 128MB of RAM●Developer manages to run Windows 11 26H2 with just 128MB of RAM, just 3.1% of recommended minimum — stripped-down instal
A developer has managed to run Windows 11 26H2 on a machine with just 128MB of RAM, roughly 3.1% of Microsoft's recommended minimum. The heavily stripped-down installation can load the Desktop, File Explorer and Notepad, pushing the operating system's stated hardware requirements to an extreme. Tech enthusiasts are sharing the experiment as a striking demonstration of how lean Windows can be made.
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An essay on The Public Domain Review explores how people in 17th-century Britain interpreted floods, storms and other extreme weather, which were often read as omens and portents of divine displeasure or political upheaval. Drawing on historical pamphlets and writings, it shows how weather events were recorded, sensationalised and given religious meaning, offering a window into early modern attitudes toward climate and catastrophe.
- 6Developer builds fast cross-platform file manager replacing Windows Explorer●I was annoyed by performance of Windows Explorer for a while and I also wanted similar experience for both Windows and m
A game developer has released a custom file manager for Windows and macOS, built out of frustration with Windows Explorer's slow performance. The tool offers a consistent experience across both operating systems and includes a Lua plugin API. The developer uses it to add menu options like video conversion without needing ffmpeg on the command line, and is sharing the result publicly.
- 7Double Commander: Free Open-Source File Manager for All Major Platforms▼Double Commander: Free Open Source File Manager for Windows, macOS and Linux
Double Commander is a free, open-source file manager available for Windows, macOS and Linux. The dual-pane tool is being highlighted as a cross-platform alternative to built-in file explorers, offering users more control over file organisation without any cost. Coverage focuses on its availability across all three major desktop operating systems.