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Droughts Altered Ancient Civilization's Lifestyle in the Indus Valley, Study Finds

March 15, 2026

New research conducted by scientists from the University of Cambridge and other institutions has shed light on the impact of droughts on the ancient Indus Civilization. By analyzing a stalagmite from Dharamjali Cave in the Himalaya, the researchers reconstructed rainfall patterns spanning 4,200 to 3,100 years ago.The study revealed a 230-year period characterized by increased summer and winter drought frequency between 4,200 and 3,970 years...

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CULTURE

The Price is Right" Strikes Again: Contestant's Shoulder Dislocates in Celebration"

In the midst of a whirlwind of game trailers and exciting announcements, Sony took a brief moment during its recent PlayStation Showcase livestream to reveal two new hardware products that left gamers buzzing with anticipation.The standout announcement was undoubtedly Project Q, although the...

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STEM

Hidden Firmware Backdoor: Gigabyte Motherboards Undermine User Trust and Security

In the world of cybersecurity, hackers are constantly coming up with new tricks to infiltrate computer systems. One such tactic involves hiding malicious programs in a computer's firmware—the deep-seated code that tells a PC how to load its operating system. It's a sneaky move that can give...

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ARTS

Pixar's Elemental Fails to Heat Up at the Box Office

Pixar's latest film, Elemental, had high stakes riding on it, with a budget exceeding $200 million. However, if one were to judge by the TikTok consumer sentiment index, the comments section, the outcome might have seemed predictable. Negative reactions flooded the comments, expressing...

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CULTURE

End of an Era: Microsoft's Integration Spells Trouble for WinRAR

In a surprising turn of events, Microsoft has finally decided to integrate native support for the popular compression format, .rar, in its latest Windows update. This announcement brings an end to the arduous journey endured by countless users who have relied on third-party software like WinRAR...

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STEM

The Sokal Affair: A Humorous Hoax Shakes the Academia

In a remarkable display of intellectual trickery, physicist Alan Sokal pulled off an audacious hoax that left the academic world in a tizzy. The Sokal affair, or as some called it, the Sokal hoax, was an elaborate experiment designed to test the intellectual rigor of a leading cultural studies...

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LOCAL

Combatting Food-Waste-Related Emissions in Santa Cruz

Dimeo Lane Resource Recovery Center is a bustling hub where trash is transformed through a remarkable process. A dedicated team of three navigates the challenges of backing up a trash truck onto the Food Scrap Pre-Processor's narrow ramp. The truck unloads its contents into the processor,...

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STEM

Dark Web and Generative AI: Unveiling the Intriguing Connection

In the realm of artificial intelligence (AI), the Dark Web has emerged as an unlikely yet captivating source for training generative AI models. While conventional generative AI is trained on the visible, relatively safe surface-level web, the Dark Web provides a treasure trove of malicious and...

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INDUSTRY

AWS Joins Generative AI Race, Sets Sights on Corporate Clients

In a move that echoes tech behemoths Google and Microsoft, Amazon Web Services (AWS), the cloud computing arm of Amazon, has announced its foray into the world of generative AI. However, unlike its competitors, AWS has a different target audience in mind, aiming to attract corporate customers...

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STEM

Sony Unveils Project Q: A New PlayStation Handheld for Streaming

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