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Just weeks before its scheduled closure for a routine refurbishment, Magic Kingdom’s major newer attraction is drawing attention for reported show-quality issues. Guests visiting Walt Disney World report that Tiana’s Bayou Adventure has recently featured broken or displaced set pieces, missing props, and advanced Audio-Animatronics operating with limited movement or appearing frozen in place.

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A few weeks ago, YouTube channel Gamers Nexus dropped an explosive two-hour video exposing just how extensive LG’s TV data collection has become. With ultra-sensitive microphones that are always listening and extensive user activity logs, your living room has become a data farm where you are the cash crop. And it’s not just LG; just…

Microsoft may be taking a step back from shoving AI and Copilot features into Windows, but the company is still trucking along with upgrades for its dedicated Copilot app. Following a minor refresh earlier this year, the Copilot app will debut a new tabbed interface, as well as direct integration of Office apps. It’s all…