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• The 40 greatest exhibits on Netflix proper now: All of us love lists. And this one, from Wired, highlights the most effective TV exhibits on Netflix, providing a mixture of standard hits and hidden gems. Now, a critical query: the place does one discover the time to look at all this content material? Learn extra on Wired (delicate paywall). DM
• Feeling all of the sudden older? Scientists see ageing ‘waves’ at 44 and 60: Scientists say ageing occurs in “waves” across the ages of 44 and 60, with sudden shifts in metabolism and muscle well being. So, in case you’re 44 and all of the sudden scuffling with some new thriller ailment, welcome to the membership! Learn extra in The Wall Road Journal (exhausting paywall). DM
• YubiKeys are weak to cloning assaults due to newly found facet channel: A brand new vulnerability affecting YubiKey 5 gadgets with older firmware has been found, permitting attackers to clone the keys by a side-channel assault. The flaw stems from Infineon’s cryptographic library, making these gadgets vulnerable to bodily assaults requiring specialised tools. Whereas complicated and dear, this vulnerability poses a average threat, particularly in high-security environments. Customers ought to replace firmware to keep away from publicity. Learn extra on Ars Technica. DM
• The X TV app is out now and sure, it actually sucks: Regardless of Elon Musk’s grand plans to make X TV a “video-first” platform, the app is a barebones video supply system that principally recycles content material already on X. The suggestions are skewed in direction of right-wing content material, making it really feel like an echo chamber for Musk followers. In case your TV doesn’t help the app, take into account your self fortunate! It’s years behind its rivals in each design and content material. Learn extra on Engadget. DM
• PlayStation shuts down ‘Harmony’ two weeks after launch: One other recreation bites the mud. After a few years of improvement and a US$200-million price range, Sony has introduced that the team-based first-person shooter would shut down on 6 September. One other recreation additionally failing at launch is Dustborn. It feels just like the gaming trade is fracturing. Extra on Mashable. TS
• AI revolutionises shark monitoring within the age of biodiversity disaster: The measuring of marine megafauna like sharks is vital to combating the continuing biodiversity disaster. Nevertheless, analysis groups don’t usually have the assets to pore by hours and hours of video footage to establish and rely particular person animals. Now AI has some to the rescue. Learn extra on Forbes. NN
• Gene of Thrones: genomes of rulers reveal how empires rose and fell: Genomic sequencing helps historians work out the roots and genealogies of historic empires, gaining perception into how the ruling courses of various epochs in several areas might have fashioned. Learn extra in The Hindu. NN  

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