Author: Elon Mark

Other Smart Glasses We’ve TestedWe’ve tested several more pairs of smart glasses—some good and some bad.Even Realities G2 Photograph: Julian ChokkattuEven Realities G2 for $599: We have not fully reviewed the Even Realities G2 yet—we have spent a little time with the hardware but are awaiting a prescription model for proper testing. There are a few bugs with the software, but Even Realities’ second-gen glasses are impressive. Thin, light, and easily passable for standard glasses, these don’t have a camera or speaker; instead, they focus on extending your smartphone with the display and microphone. The projected screen is 75 percent…

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Whether you like it or not, Black Friday is coming up fast. The holiday shopping season is upon us, and it’s when some of the best deals of the year make their appearance. Ahead of Black Friday, Best Buy has offered really solid tech deals on some of our favorite products we’ve tested and reviewed, ranging from laptops and gaming mice to cordless vacuums. So, whether you’re shopping for the perfect gift for that tech lover in your life or if you’ve been waiting all year for prices to drop on something for yourself, there are a few great options…

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The US space agency ended months of speculation about the next flight of Boeing’s Starliner spacecraft, confirming that the vehicle will carry only cargo to the International Space Station.NASA and Boeing are now targeting no earlier than April 2026 to fly the uncrewed Starliner-1 mission, the space agency said. Launching by next April will require completion of rigorous test, certification, and mission readiness activities, NASA added in a statement.“NASA and Boeing are continuing to rigorously test the Starliner propulsion system in preparation for two potential flights next year,” said Steve Stich, manager of NASA’s Commercial Crew Program, in a statement.Reducing…

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In a single week, collectors spent a whopping $2.2 billion on art at New York’s auction houses. While that $236 million Klimt portrait made headlines, plenty of other paintings and sculptures sold for sums that might surprise you.Can you guess which of these works sold for more?Note: Listed sale prices include auction fees.Image credits: “Paradise Pies (VI): Red” via Sotheby’s; “Untitled” via Christie’s; “From our side” via Christie’s; “TAGOMIZOR” via Christie’s; “Blumenwiese (Blooming Meadow)” via Sotheby’s; “Waldabhang bei Unterach am Attersee (Forest Slope in Unterach on the Attersee)” via Sotheby’s; “Cowboy Eating with Shoulder Hole” via Sotheby’s; “Untitled (Cowboy)” via…

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Many organizations are eager to harness artificial intelligence’s potential, but underestimate what it takes to implement it successfully. While AI can accelerate insights, strengthen decision-making, and increase efficiency, achieving that requires significant investment in technology, data, integration, and talent. Becoming an AI-enabled organization is a long-term commitment that affects every business function. When approached strategically, AI can unlock tremendous value. When rushed or underfunded, it can become an expensive experiment. Grounding every decision in a clear, measurable return on investment (ROI) is essential. “Ultimately, realizing the full value of generative AI isn’t just about technology,” says Harvard Business School Professor…

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We can debate the worthiness of Elon Musk’s accomplishments—building up Tesla, hollowing out the government, shooting for Mars—but we can all agree that his insistence on being seen as funny is his most grating quality.From the constant 4:20 references to his quote tweet “dunks” to awarding “Certified Bangers” badges to silly X posts, Musk’s desperation for validation knows no bounds. It can get pretty annoying when the richest guy on earth makes a joke and then awkwardly eyes the room waiting for everyone to laugh.But over the weekend, I was intrigued when a clip emerged of Musk telling Joe Rogan…

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Compare Our Top 11 Down ComfortersMore Comforters We’ve TestedIf you want a warm blanket but you don’t want traditional down, consider a down alternative, or a comforter made with eucalyptus or bamboo.Buffy Breeze Comforter Courtesy of BuffyBuffy Breeze Comforter: The Buffy Breeze Comforter has been on my bed for years. It’s made with a eucalyptus fiber fill and has a eucalyptus fiber cover, which lends it a silky feeling and excellent temperature regulation. It keeps me warm in the winter, but in the summer it doesn’t get too hot or feel too stifling. There are cute duvet covers available that…

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The ARA clean petroleum product (CPP) barge market experienced softening freight rates, weak light-end demand, and persistent scheduling disruptions during the week of 17–21 November. Freight levels for middle distillates remained broadly stable, whereas light ends saw significant downward pressure, particularly toward the end of the week as more tonnage became available and delays eased at several terminals. Spot market activity remained modest, fluctuating between 40–70 ktons per day, with only brief signs of improvement. Market sentiment continued to reflect subdued demand, operational inefficiencies carried over from earlier weeks, and limited appetite for fresh business from charterers. 1. Freight Rates:…

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Looking for a health and fitness tracker that doesn’t require you to wear a big, bulky watch? You can grab an Oura Ring 4 for just $249 from Amazon, a $100 break from the normal price. It’s compatible with both iOS and Android apps, has a battery that last for days, and accurately tracks a ton of health data, from hiking and sleeping to period predictions and food intake.Photograph: Simon HillPhotograph: Simon HillThis generation of the Oura smart ring has a number of major improvements, but the biggest upgrade is to the overall wearability. The sensors have been recessed further…

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The Rhine barge market in the week of 17–21 November was marked by stable-to-softer rates, calm trading conditions, and ongoing uncertainty driven by volatile gasoil pricing. Water levels fluctuated but remained high enough to support moderate intakes across most routes, preventing any hydrology-driven rate support. Market sentiment was shaped by low urgency from charterers, fully booked fleets on the operator side, and a backwardated futures structure that continued to discourage stockbuilding. 1. Freight Rates: Mostly Stable, With Isolated Minor Adjustments Freight rates showed minimal movement during the week: At the start of the week, rates remained broadly stable, though Strasbourg…

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