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'Good Officer' Resigns After Using Flock Cameras To Stalk His Wife - Jalopnik

Brownstown, Michigan, USA - May 31, 2026: Flock Safety roadside traffic surveillance and data collection camera equipment featuring a solar panel and dual sensors, monitoring vehicles on a public roadway.

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Paralives' latest update throws out its wonderfully awful homunculi babies and makes it so that dead bodies should no longer litter the streets

A positive update? Who's to say

A before and after of a baby in Paralives, the baby resembling a homunculus, the baby on the right looking like a more realistic, cuter baby.
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The beauty of an early access game is being able to look at something funky, say "that's not right," and as long as you're correct and not an irritating know-it-all making feedback that's not actually helpful, see it changed in (very slow) real-time. Paralives' latest update is here, and with it comes an improvement (?) to the life sim's babies after a number of people complained at how they looked.

How the iPhone has changed in the last five years - Engadget

Five years of progress, quirks, surprises, and the occasional eyebrow raise

Various models of the iPhone face-down on a table

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Smartphone progress has become so incremental that you might struggle to spot any differences between the latest two models of a given device. But when you zoom out and survey longer periods, it's much easier to see what's shifted. You might want to know what an upgrade offers you, or perhaps you enjoy iPhone history for nostalgia.

‘The Office’ U.K. Star Lucy Davis Reveals ‘Incurable’ Cancer Diagnosis: It’s ‘Too Late for Chemo’ and ‘I’m Not Scared of Whatever Comes Next’

Lucy Davis, best known for playing receptionist Dawn Tinsley in the original U.K. edition of “The Office,” has revealed that she has terminal cancer.

Writing on Instagram, Davis said she was diagnosed with Stage 4 breast cancer a year and a half ago after discovering a lump on her breast. The cancer had “metastasized to my bones,” she said, specifically her spine, right hip, and ribs, and was “incurable, and too late for chemo.”

Bitter Lessons From The EMR For The AI Experiment

Doctor uses desktop PC in hospital ward to update records

The mature adult female doctor uses the desktop PC in the hospital ward to update electronic patient records.

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Few interventions have altered the daily practice of medicine as thoroughly as the digitization of the medical record. The landscape of care is now mediated by “screens”. For most clinicians, the dominant interaction of the workday is no longer with a patient, but with a keyboard — and that shift arrived with enormous cost, substantial unintended consequences, and remarkably little prospective evaluation.

Twisted magnetic field around newborn star confirms decades-old jet theory

Twisted Physics: Astronomers Solve 30-Year-Old Stellar Mystery
This artist's illustration shows the twisted, funnel-shaped magnetic field (represented by white spiral lines) that ALMA detected wrapped around the gas outflow streaming from a young star embedded in the NGC 1333 IRAS 4A. New data revealed this ring-shaped structure in unprecedented detail, confirming a decades-old prediction of how magnetic fields launch and shape powerful jets from young stars. Credit: NSF/AUI/NSF NRAO/M. Weiss

Astronomers using the Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter Array (ALMA), of which the U.S. National Science Foundation National Radio Astronomy Observatory (NSF NRAO) is a partner, have captured the first direct, high-resolution images of a magnetic field wrapped tightly around the outflow of gas streaming away from a forming star—evidence that solves a decades-old puzzle about how young stars sculpt the powerful jets that form them.

Watch the First Teaser for ‘Monster: The Lizzie Borden Story’

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The new season of the Ryan Murphy-produced anthology series will explore the 1892 murders that captured the nation

Ryan Murphy’s production house may be churning out more shows these days than most folks can keep up with, but that doesn’t mean there’s no excitement around his new fare. 

Blur’s Graham Coxon Remembers William Orbit: ‘This Genius Tinged With Madness’

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The guitarist shares his memories of collaborating with the late producer on 1999’s 13, the experimental album that also included “Tender” and “Coffee & TV.”

The news last week that producer William Orbit had died at age 69 sent people back to revisit one of the most remarkable catalogs in Nineties pop. Along with Madonna’s “Ray of Light,” Orbit’s greatest achievement in the studio might have been producing Blur’s “13,” the sprawling, experimental 1999 album on which the British rock band exploded everything they were known for at that time, incorporating new electronic and noise influences.

AI search performance KPIs every marketer should track

As long as I’ve been in marketing, people have warned against focusing on “vanity metrics,” or those flashy, high numbers that don’t translate to real results or profit. Fast forward a decade, I never expected traffic and search rank to be part of that conversation.

‘Possession’ Remake With Callum Turner, Margaret Qualley Sets Summer 2027 Release

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