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Van Gogh’s Late Paintings Offer Little Evidence of Impaired Color Vision
Blue, white and green recur across Van Gogh’s late work, complicating claims that a visual disorder explains his palette.
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SparkFun Adds BMI330 and BMA456 Qwiic Motion Sensor Breakouts
The new BMI330 and BMA456 boards add on-chip motion features and low-power sensing, while BMI270 and BMA400 breakouts get price cuts.
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Mirantis Offers Managed VMware-to-MOSK Migrations, With a Five-Week Average
Mirantis pairs migration tools with hands-on help for moving VMware workloads to MOSK, aiming to avoid new infrastructure and average about five weeks.
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Q3 2026 Incident Response: Vishing, Edge Vulnerabilities and Ransomware
Phishing and exposed applications led initial access, while ransomware rose to 27% of engagements. Talos also flags AI credentials and gaps in logging and MFA.
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Peter Paul Rubens’ Narrative Paintings Turn Myth into Moving Scenes
Across seven paintings, Rubens uses motion, expression and telling details to make classical and religious stories legible at a glance.
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AI Agents Move Chip Design Earlier, but Verification Still Sets the Pace
Digital twins and AI agents widen early design exploration, while model accuracy and verification remain essential to avoid costly missteps.
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Albin Egger-Lienz’s Early Paintings Trace a Shift from Naturalism to a Looser Style
Religious scenes, Tyrolean life and changing influences shaped Egger-Lienz’s early work, from detailed realism to simpler forms and earth colors.
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Scaling GitOps Across 34 Kubernetes Clusters: What the Control Plane Required
A 34-cluster Argo CD fleet depended on a small cluster contract, rendered manifest diffs and safeguards against wide-reaching changes.
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Fontainebleau Forest: How Its Trees Shaped French Landscape Painting
From Corot to Renoir, Fontainebleau’s woodland gave artists a place to paint outdoors and helped carry landscape painting toward brighter, looser styles.
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Kubernetes GPU Costs Demand Better Inference Metrics and Workload Isolation
GPU inference can waste costly capacity while standard Kubernetes metrics look healthy. Queue depth and memory isolation offer a clearer path to optimization.
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iPhone Duo Hinge Test Passes 207,000 Folds as CNET Continues Live Trial
CNET’s machine has folded Apple’s $1,999 iPhone Duo more than 207,000 times. The ongoing test tracks hinge wear as the phone keeps cycling.
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Orestes, Clytemnestra and the Art of the Oresteia
Aeschylus’ murder cycle turns family vengeance into tragedy, while later artists recast Orestes, Hermione and the Furies in paint and pottery.
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Kubernetes Workload Identity: How ServiceAccount Tokens and OIDC Federation Work
Kubernetes workload identity replaces permanent credentials with short-lived tokens. Its security depends on issuer trust, audience checks, token rotation and p...
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Co-Packaged Optics Testing: Why Failure Isolation and Early Screening Matter
As optics join costly compute packages, teams face harder fault isolation and rising test costs. Early screening and cross-team decisions can help protect yield...
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Whistler’s Art, Japonisme and the Making of the Peacock Room
From Thames nocturnes to the Peacock Room, Whistler built a career across borders, blending Japanese influences with London subjects.
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Benjamin West’s European Career and the Limits of Modern History Painting
Benjamin West built his career in Britain, but his strongest work often came when he moved beyond the grand historical scenes he hoped to master.
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iPhone Duo Passes 200,000 Folds in CNET’s Custom Durability Test
CNET’s Fold-a-Phone has taken Apple’s $1,999 foldable past 200,000 cycles, with no visible damage so far. Here’s how the test works.
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Cloud-Native Testing Needs a Signal for Stale Integration Mocks
Green tests can reflect outdated service behavior. Tracking fixture age and validating contracts against live systems gives teams a clearer deployment risk sign...
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Safari 27.1 on iPhone Duo: Foldable Screen APIs and Viewport Sizes
Safari 27.1 adds fold-aware web APIs in preview and adapts PDFs to iPhone Duo’s hinge posture. Responsive layouts remain the practical foundation.
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Raspberry Pi’s 10.1-Inch Touch Display 2 Joins New Sensors and SMD Headers
This week’s additions pair a portrait Raspberry Pi touchscreen with a photoacoustic CO₂ sensor and compact headers; two magnetic sensor products also get price...