Technology
Nvidia RTX Voice software is incredible, even cleans pre-recorded audio
Nvidia RTX Voice software not only officially supports GTX cards now but you can even use it to clean pre-recorded audio, with a little help.
Technology
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Networks
Google Chrome tab hoarders rejoice: browser update reduces CPU usage
Latest Chrome release has neat changes to reduce CPU usage for tab fiends, plus new productivity features which look surprisingly helpful.
Business
Digital tool giant Atlassian says work-life balance is currently a mess
It turns out many of us aren't doing a very good job of this remote working thing, and it's putting us at risk of burnout.
Networks
You can buy .gay domains which also help LGBT+ charities
You can buy a .gay domain to not only have a cool website but also give proceeds to charity, and get some extra protection against bigots.
Technology
Amputee gets a Venom Snake bionic arm that looks bad ass
3D printed prosthetics just keep getting cooler as this Open Bionic arm shows that looks just like Venom Snake's from Metal Gear Solid.
Games
Happy Birthday to the only next-gen console that feels next gen
There's a lot of gadgets to be excited about this week. But it's the PlayStation 5's new DualSense controller that is the most revolutionary.
Culture
The Dish gets official Wiradjuri name
The Parkes radio telescope, along with two other CSIRO space instruments, have been given Wiradjuri names to better connect them to country.
Culture
Google Photos unlimited storage coming to an end in 2021
Starting June 2021, you'll need to pay up to store all your cat photos on Google Photos beyond the basic 15GB Google account limit.
Big Ideas
First Nations languages available to all through the online 50 Words Project
Begin learning your nearest First Nations language thanks to the online-based 50 Words Project, which went live in time for NAIDOC week.
Computers
Apple 'M1' Macs announced, claiming 3x to 5x faster than Intel
Today we see new MacBook Air, MacBook Pro and Mac mini models with Apple's new M1 chip. And they're bonkers fast.
Security
Australia implements postal X-ray to sniff out seeds no one ordered
Mysterious seeds are showing up in Australian mailboxes as part of a "brushing scam", so X-rays are being tested to sniff them out.
Big Ideas
Victoria set to build the new biggest battery in the Southern Hemisphere
Victoria blasts past South Australia with the Victorian Big Battery, projected to reduce energy prices while also reducing blackouts.