The Super Bowl LX kicks off at 6:30 P.M. ET on NBC, with the halftime show typically starting around 8:00 P.M. ET, approximately 90 minutes into the game, though the exact time varies based on game progress.

The show takes place at Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara, California, and will be broadcast nationally in the US on NBC, Peacock, Telemundo, and NFL+, with streaming options including YouTube TV, Paramount Plus, Amazon Prime Video, and Hulu + Live TV.

Sit-stand desks move vertically, requiring cables to have sufficient slack to avoid stretching, tangling, or getting caught during height adjustments, which can lead to safety hazards like tripping or equipment damage if not managed properly.

Under-desk cable trays, raceways, spines, adhesive clips, Velcro ties, and cable chains (over 50 inches long) keep cords organized, hidden, and flexible for desk movement, with power strips mounted under the desk and testing for full range adjustments.

While a handful of parent companies own the majority of power tool brands, they maintain distinct brand identities through separate design and development teams. For example, although Stanley Black & Decker owns both DEWALT and Craftsman, these brands operate independently with their own product lines, marketing strategies, and target markets—DEWALT focuses on professional users while Craftsman targets homeowners. Similarly, TTI owns Milwaukee, Ryobi, and Hart, but each brand maintains its own positioning and customer base. This strategy allows parent companies to serve different market segments and price points while leveraging shared manufacturing and distribution infrastructure.

The power tool industry is highly consolidated, with just a handful of parent companies controlling most major brands. The largest players include TTI (which owns Milwaukee, Ryobi, Hart, and licenses RIDGID), Stanley Black & Decker (DEWALT, Craftsman, Black+Decker), Robert Bosch GmbH (Dremel, Freud, Diablo), Chervon (Skil, EGO, Flex), and Emerson (which controls more than 50 brands). This consolidation means that despite passionate brand loyalty among consumers, most power tool purchases ultimately benefit one of these few corporate giants, regardless of which brand name appears on the tool.

Promises to ourselves lack external accountability and social consequences, making them easier to break without eroding trust in relationships or facing emotional conflict from others' disappointment. Brain research indicates that breaking promises registers as emotional conflict primarily when it affects others, while self-promises often falter due to weaker self-regulation and no reputational stakes.

Key factors include low self-regulation skills like conscientiousness, optimism bias leading to overpromising, and time blindness where future commitments feel manageable but become unrealistic. People motivated by positive feelings or a desire to please make bigger promises but struggle to follow through without strong planning.

The M5 Pro is expected to feature 10 or 12 performance cores and 4 efficiency cores, while the M5 Max will have 12 or 14 performance cores and 4 efficiency cores. GPU configurations scale up similarly, with M5 Pro offering up to 20 cores and M5 Max up to 40 cores, providing higher multi-core performance for demanding tasks.

The low-cost MacBook likely refers to an entry-level model equipped with the base M5 chip, featuring a 10-core CPU (4 performance and 6 efficiency cores), 10-core GPU, and 153GB/s memory bandwidth, positioned as a more affordable option compared to Pro and Max variants.

A protoplanetary disk is a rotating disk of dense gas and dust surrounding a young, newly formed star.[2] These disks are the birthplaces of planets, where tiny dust grains collide and stick together to form larger bodies through a process called accretion.[1] The size of a protoplanetary disk is significant because it determines the region available for planet formation and influences how many planets can develop. A disk 40 times larger than our solar system provides an exceptionally vast area for planetary system development, which challenges existing theories about how quickly and efficiently planets typically form.[3]

Planet formation begins when microscopic dust grains—typically a few microns across—collide and stick together through random interactions.[1] The stickiness of these grains depends on their composition; icy grains are much stickier than bare rocky grains, making planet formation more efficient in cooler regions of the disk where ices can condense.[1] As particles accumulate, they grow into larger bodies called planetesimals and eventually planetary cores.[3] Once a core reaches a critical mass of a few times Earth's mass, it can rapidly acquire a massive atmosphere and form a giant planet like Jupiter or Saturn.[3] The entire process typically takes millions of years, with the disk itself lasting up to 25 million years before dispersing.[2]

The twin engine strategy refers to AWS's dual approach of developing its own custom compute engines, such as Graviton CPUs and Trainium AI XPUs, alongside utilizing third-party engines like those from Nvidia, allowing AWS to balance innovation, cost control, and pressure on suppliers while investing heavily in AI infrastructure.

AWS's custom compute engines, including Graviton Arm server CPUs and Trainium1/Trainium2 AI XPU engines, reached a $10 billion annualized run rate by the end of 2025, driven significantly by a fleet of 1.4 million Trainium2 chips, contributing to renewed revenue growth.

A desktop environment (DE) in Linux provides the complete graphical user interface, including windows, panels, icons, file managers, and utilities, creating a cohesive user experience without needing the command line.

Yes, Linux offers robust graphical user interfaces (GUIs) with desktop environments that allow navigation, software installation, and system management via menus, right-click options, and visual tools, making it accessible for beginners.

A KVM over IP (Keyboard, Video, Mouse over Internet Protocol) is a device that allows remote control of a computer by transmitting keyboard inputs, video output, and mouse movements over a network. The GL.iNet Comet 5G enables this with low-latency H.264 video encoding (30-60ms), supporting up to 4K@30FPS HDMI input and passthrough output, combined with multi-network connectivity including 5G RedCap, Wi-Fi 6, and Gigabit Ethernet for reliable access even if the primary connection fails.

5G RedCap (Reduced Capability) is a simplified version of 5G designed for IoT devices, offering lower power consumption, reduced bandwidth, and cost compared to full 5G, while still providing reliable cellular connectivity. In the Comet 5G, it serves as a failover network alongside Wi-Fi 6 and Ethernet, ensuring remote PC access remains available even without regular internet.