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The blaze on Union Street in Glasgow on Sunday, March 8, led to the closure of Glasgow Central and significant disruption to bus routes, causing severe traffic congestion and delays. Commuters have described the “gridlock” on the roads, with vehicles struggling to move in and out of the city centre. The city centre has been brought to a standstill after a major fire forced the closure of key streets and its main railway station (Image: Glasgow Times reader) One commuter told the Glasgow Times: “There’s so many buses everywhere, I’m assuming it’s because they are all diverted because of the…

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The five teenage foreign nationals are all charged with assault offences, relating to four complainants, arising from an incident last year.Ballyholme beach(Image: Belfast Live)Two further teenagers have been charged over their alleged involvement in an affray on Ballyholme beach last year.The development means that five teenagers are now facing charges and the case had been set for a preliminary enquiry on Tuesday, which, if it had gone ahead, would have seen the case returned to the Crown Court for trial.However, Newtownards Youth Court heard that due to the officer in charge being on leave, papers were not served on one…

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On Tuesday, OpenAI introduced dynamic visual explanations, a new ChatGPT feature that allows users to see how formulas, variables, and mathematical relationships change in real time.  Instead of just reading an explanation or looking at a static diagram, users can now interact directly with interactive visuals. For example, when exploring the Pythagorean theorem, you can adjust the lengths of the triangle’s sides and instantly watch the hypotenuse update. Users can adjust numbers and variables and see changes reflected immediately. To try out the feature, ask ChatGPT questions like “What is a lens equation?” or “How can I find the area…

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Just a couple of years ago, AI agents were mostly chatbots that could use basic tools. People were curious, but given concerns around reliability and security, as well as cost, the tech remained in the realm of early adopters. How things have changed. Coding agents like Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor initially saw the most traction, spurring adoption among programmers around the world, but today we have people using AI agents to do everything from debugging at scale and building marketing campaigns, to managing calendars and scheduling meetings. OpenClaw‘s blockbuster debut earlier this year only sped things up, opening up…

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Investment bank B. Riley has entered the corporate bitcoin treasury sector with formal coverage of two Nasdaq-listed companies, Strategy Inc. (NASDAQ:MSTR) and Strive, Inc. (NASDAQ:ASST), assigning Buy ratings and price targets of $175 and $12, respectively.  Analyst Fedor Shabalin led the Strive initiation, according to Investing.com The move comes as both stocks trade well below their previous highs, with bitcoin near $70,000. B. Riley framed the current valuation compression in both companies as an opportunity rather than a structural concern. Strategy shares currently trade at 1.2 times net asset value (NAV), down from a 3.4x peak in 2024.  Strive trades…

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Fracking, short for hydraulic fracturing, is one of the most widely discussed and debated technologies in the modern energy industry. Supporters argue that it’s helped unlock vast reserves of oil and natural gas, boosting energy security and lowering costs. Critics, however, raise concerns about its environmental impact and the long-term implications for climate change. But, before getting into the controversy, it helps to understand the basics: what exactly is fracking, and how does it work?   What Is Fracking?   Hydraulic fracturing is a technique used to extract oil and natural gas trapped deep underground inside dense rock formations, particularly…

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On Friday night, my boyfriend and I sat on the couch for a refreshing evening of doing nothing together. We tuned into a baseball game, he picked up my guitar, and I eagerly booted up “Pokémon Pokopia,” the thirty-year-old franchise’s new cozy, life simulator game, which is unlike anything we’ve seen from Pokémon before. I narrated my experience as I played, explaining the process of constructing habitats to increase the comfort levels of my Pokémon friends, a primary objective of the game. “Onix is stuck in a cave, but I can’t break through the walls, so Squirtle suggested throwing a…

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