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Off-Road Vehicle Drifting Damages Grassland at Sayram Lake, Driver Detained and Faces Heavy Penalties
On the first day of the May Day holiday, an off-road vehicle maliciously drifted in the Sayram Lake scenic area in Xinjiang, damaging grassland vegetation. The vehicle drifted recklessly in the meadow area around the lake, churning up dust and flattening a large area of grass for several minutes, causing strong indignation among tourists. Police arrived and stopped the driver.
T2 CEO Discusses the Pressure of the "GTA6" Release: Tension Multiplied by Ten Billion
Take-Two Interactive CEO Strauss Zelnick recently admitted that preparing for the release of "GTA6" is facing immense pressure. He stated that every game release has tension, but this time the pressure is much greater.
"Forza Horizon 6" Pre-Download Begins, Launching May 19th with the Largest Map Yet
"Forza Horizon 6" will officially launch on May 19th, and pre-downloads are now available on Xbox and PC (Microsoft Store version). The Xbox Series X|S version requires approximately 144.84GB of storage, while the PC version needs around 156.65GB. Pre-loading is not yet available on the Steam platform.
Yu Hua Failed to Help His Son Pass a Chinese Exam After Tutoring Him, Netizens Lament Exam Strategies and Grading Standards
Famous writer Yu Hua recently shared an amusing anecdote on a variety show. He admitted to trying to tutor his elementary school son in Chinese and composition, but the results were unexpected. Yu Hua recalled that after his careful tutoring, his son actually failed the Chinese exam. This result deeply upset his son, who even began to doubt his father's abilities as a professional writer, believing he couldn't write at all.
China Mobile's Monternet Officially Shut Down, Once Had 100 Million Users at Its Peak
According to a China Mobile announcement, five products including Monternet's all-network short message service, He Sheng Huo (and Life), and MobileMarket have officially been taken offline and related services stopped as of 24:00 on April 30th. Among them, Monternet's all-network short message service was the last core business still operating under the "Monternet" system. This shutdown signifies the official exit of China Mobile's "Monternet" from the historical stage.
37-Year Soil Warming Experiment Reveals: Soil Carbon Once Thought "Permanent" Is Being Released
A nearly 40-year soil warming experiment in the forests of Massachusetts is revealing an unexpected discovery. Scientists previously believed that long-term "stable" carbon storage in forest soils was actually not as persistent as imagined. As temperatures rise, even these stubborn carbon reserves will decompose and release carbon dioxide into the atmosphere.
Uber Wants to Turn Millions of Global Drivers into the Company's "Sensor Network"
After ending its self-driving project years ago, Uber is trying to re-enter the autonomous vehicle landscape in another way: transforming the vehicles of its millions of ride-hailing drivers worldwide into a mobile "sensor array" providing data for self-driving companies and other real-world AI models.
NASA Satellite Captures First High-Resolution Panorama of a Massive Pacific Tsunami
A powerful 8.8 magnitude earthquake near Russia's Kamchatka Peninsula in late July triggered a Pacific-wide tsunami, which was completely “tracked” from space in high resolution for the first time by a satellite dedicated to measuring ocean surface height.
Sam Altman: OpenAI Doesn't Want to "Replace" You with AI
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman recently stated on social platform X that his company is not building "job-stealing robots," but rather hopes to use AI to "augment and enhance" humans, not create entities that can completely replace them. He emphasized that "doomsday scenarios for jobs are likely wrong in the long run," and people will find new, more fulfilling forms of work.
"Fluffy Tails" Becoming Popular on Car Rear Ends: Lawyers Warn of Illegal Modifications and Safety Risks
Recently, cars with fluffy tails that dance with a remote control have become increasingly common, seen by some owners as a way to express individuality. However, this seemingly cute decoration poses significant traffic safety risks. Legal professionals point out that adding such decorations constitutes a clear violation of the law and could lead to serious consequences while driving.
Tencent Increases Stake in Game Science, Holding 24% and Becoming the Sole External Investor
Recently, Game Science completed an equity adjustment, with Hero Games exiting the shareholder ranks. Tencent increased its stake to 24%, becoming the only external investor. This increase follows Tencent's initial 5% stake in early 2021 and the acquisition of Hero Games' 19% stake, officially registered recently.
Why Expensive Museum Glass Doesn't Reflect Light
Many museum visitors notice that good exhibition halls have glass that seems almost invisible, with minimal glare in photos. This isn't an illusion; expensive glass can indeed achieve low reflectivity. Ordinary glass both transmits and reflects light, with about 8% of light being reflected, causing glare and reflections in photos.
Guangxi Driver Falls Asleep at the Wheel While Drunk, Relying on Autonomous Driving – Fined 1300 Yuan, 12 Points Deducted
A shocking traffic violation occurred in Liuzhou, Guangxi recently. In the early hours of April 29th, citizens reported a new energy vehicle parked in the middle of Dongjin Avenue for an extended period, obstructing traffic and posing a significant risk of a rear-end collision.
Intel's Exclusive Chip Packaging Technology EMIB Achieves Over 90% Yield, Attracting Orders from Google, NVIDIA, and Meta
Intel's stock has risen sharply recently, regaining a market capitalization of over $500 billion, more than quadrupling in a year. This surge is attributed not only to the re-evaluation of the AI value of its x86 CPU business but also to the steady improvement of Intel's chip technology. Intel reported exceeding expectations in the 18A process yield, reaching its target by the end of this year, with the 14A process showing surprisingly good results.
Spending a Fortune on Anti-Missile Systems: Why Intercepting Missiles Still Feels Like Gambling?
Imagine a peaceful morning disrupted by the fiery launch of intercontinental ballistic missiles from a deep mountain bunker or a submerged submarine. Within minutes, they accelerate to over 20 times the speed of sound, exiting the atmosphere into the quiet edge of space, with your city as their final destination. The only hope lies in the complex and sophisticated anti-missile system. But how effective is it really?
Domestic 6nm GPU Lisuan Technology 7G100 Officially Announced to Launch on May 20th
For the domestically produced GPU Lisuan Technology 7G100, which many have been anticipating, the official announcement is that it will be launched for sale on the 20th of this month. To address the doubts about whether "building a domestic GPU is just drawing a pie in the sky," Lisuan Technology showcased the GPU's production line in a video, including manufacturing and testing processes.
Actor Jiang Wu Plays Zhang Xue, Story of Zhang Xue's Prototype "Chase Your Dreams" Featured on CCTV May 1st Gala
Last night, the micro-film "Chase Your Dreams" at the CCTV International Labor Day Gala attracted attention. The program is based on the recent popular Zhang Xue and features renowned actor Jiang Wu playing Zhang Xue in his middle age. On March 28-29, Zhang Xue's motorcycle won two rounds of championships in the SSP group of the WSBK World Superbike Championship Portugal station.
Dreame's Yu Hao Showcases Modular Phone: Not Just the Lens is Detachable, the Body is Too
Dreame Technology's founder, Yu Hao, released a real machine video of their modular phone. The design is very eye-catching, with both the lens and the back cover being detachable, offering high playability. The video clearly shows the phone uses a white back cover with a simple overall appearance. The most special feature is its rear circular lens module, which can be removed and connected via magnetic adsorption and contacts, making disassembly and assembly very convenient.
In Orbit for 10 Years, "Wukong" Satellite Cracks the Secret of Cosmic Ray Acceleration
China's "Wukong" dark matter particle detection satellite has achieved another great feat, successfully deciphering the acceleration code of cosmic rays, and providing a key answer to a long-standing puzzle in the scientific community. Cosmic rays are high-energy particles flying at high speeds in the universe, and their origin and acceleration mechanisms have been a major mystery in astronomy. In the past, scientists could only rely on theoretical speculation, and it was difficult to obtain direct observational evidence.
Elderly Man Catches Bat with Bare Hands, Ends Up in ICU with Hantavirus Infection and Severe Kidney Damage
Recently, a distressing incident occurred in Chaohu, Anhui Province. An elderly man, attempting to protect his frightened wife, bravely caught a bat that had entered their home, unaware that this good deed would nearly cost him his life.
Intel's Stock Price Breaks $100, Reaching a Historic High with Market Capitalization Exceeding $500 Billion
Intel's stock price has experienced a significant breakthrough, rising by over 6% during trading and successfully reaching $100 per share, with its total market capitalization exceeding $500 billion. This surge in price has been rapid, with Intel's stock accumulating a 114% increase in April alone, doubling in value in just one month and becoming a popular target in the capital market.
China Eastern Airlines Responds to Aircraft Collision with Jet Bridge: Mechanical Failure, Passengers Safe
On the afternoon of May 2nd, China Eastern Airlines officially stated that "today, a flight from Chengdu to Shanghai experienced a mechanical failure while slowly taxiing near the parking position after landing. The crew immediately took procedural action, resulting in a partial collision between the aircraft and the jet bridge. All passengers on board are safe and have disembarked in an orderly manner. The specific cause of the incident is under investigation. We sincerely apologize for the inconvenience this incident has caused to passengers."
UK High Court Rules Samsung to Pay ZTE $392 Million: Was Patent Value Undervalued?
Recently, the London High Court issued a judgment in the global patent licensing dispute between Samsung Electronics and ZTE, ruling that Samsung must pay ZTE a one-time fee of $392 million as a licensing fee for using its mobile communication patents. Notably, ZTE requested a maximum amount of $731 million in this case, while Samsung claimed a maximum of $200 million, with significant disagreement on the licensing fee. The case is currently at the first instance judgment stage and has not taken effect. Previously, courts in multiple countries have explicitly supported ZTE's FRAND quotes.
China's First Traffic Management Robot Squad Officially Begins Duty, 15 Robots Become Street Stars
On the first day of the May Day holiday, China's first fully-equipped traffic management robot squad officially began duty in Hangzhou, consisting of 15 robots named "Hangjing Zhihang." They immediately became popular on the streets. These robots are mainly deployed around the West Lake scenic area, the Hubin commercial district, and key intersections on main urban roads, working with human traffic police to maintain traffic order.
"Diablo IV: Vessel of Hatred" Sorcerer End-Game Gameplay Demo
Recently, IGN shared an end-game gameplay demo for the Sorcerer in "Diablo IV: Vessel of Hatred." The "Vessel of Hatred" DLC is now available, and the new Sorcerer class has become one of the strongest, possessing abilities such as demon summoning, hellfire skills, and mystic imprints.
DLSS 4.5 Completely Outperforms FSR 4.1 in Blind Test, Winning Six Out of Seven Games
A blind test conducted by ComputerBase shows that DLSS 4.5 won in six out of seven games, proving that gamers generally prefer the image quality of DLSS 4.5 over AMD FSR 4.1.
55-Year-Old Player Posts Tribute to Deceased Daughter: "Signalis" is My Spiritual Healing
Amidst various speculations and controversies surrounding "Signalis" on social media, a real story shared by a 55-year-old player on Reddit has touched many netizens. User TheRealDuke posted that his 8-year-old daughter, Mackenzie Eileen, passed away in 2009 due to a severe heart condition. It was his 9-year-old daughter, Ella, who brought him back to the world of gaming after 30 years away. They played several games together until they encountered "Signalis."
Pando Lai Sues Blogger "Jing Meng Ren" and Further Responds to Claims Regarding "249 Yuan Luxury Towels"
On May 2nd, Pando Lai issued another statement regarding claims made by TikTok blogger "Jing Meng Ren." The statement asserts that the blogger has continuously published inaccurate short videos about Pando Lai on the TikTok platform, negatively impacting the company's reputation. Investigations revealed serious inaccuracies or misleading information in the videos regarding pricing comparisons, supply chain practices, salary claims, and product display.
ChatGPT Directly Connects to OpenClaw, Ultraman Wishes You "Happy Shrimp Catching"
Ultraman announced on X that users can now log in to OpenClaw with their ChatGPT accounts and use their subscriptions there, wishing them a happy lobster catch. Previously, using GPT-4/5 models on OpenClaw typically required binding an OpenAI API Key; now, users can directly use their ChatGPT subscriptions (Plus/Pro) and utilize their subscription quota within OpenClaw.
How Much Does the World's Richest Man's Security Cost? Tesla's Security Expenses for Musk to Increase by 70% in 2025
On May 2nd, according to Business Insider, Tesla will significantly increase security expenses for its CEO, Elon Musk, in 2025. According to Tesla's latest 10-K filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, Tesla will pay approximately $4.8 million for Musk's security in 2025, a 71% increase from $2.8 million in the previous year, as concerns about security threats to high-profile executives continue to grow.
