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  • 2 weeks ago | buff.ly | Matt Saunders |Illya Verpraet |Vicky Parrott

    Close Verdict Model tested: Rating: 8 Spacious, attractive, and enticing to drive, with a few annoying lapses Good Genuinely good fun to drive on a country road Very roomy and nicely finished interior Less expensive than equally rangey rivals from BMW and Mercedes Bad Performance Pack can be fidgety at low speeds and refinement isn’t as good as you may expect Interior shares a lot of parts and design features with its Volvo EX90 sibling Touchscreen dependency and ADAS systems can be...

  • 2 weeks ago | infoq.com | Matt Saunders

    Amazon Web Services has announced the general availability of Amazon EKS Dashboard. This new centralised management interface provides unified visibility across Kubernetes clusters deployed in multiple AWS regions and accounts. The dashboard addresses operational challenges faced by organisations running distributed Kubernetes deployments in different AWS regions and accounts.

  • 3 weeks ago | infoq.com | Matt Saunders

    GitLab has released version 18.0 of its self-hosted DevSecOps platform, introducing more AI features across the Premium and Ultimate tiers. The release includes AI-native development workflows, aligning GitLab with competitors like Microsoft's GitHub Copilot and other AI-assisted coding platforms. These AI capabilities include code suggestions, intelligent chat within integrated development environments, and automated code analysis.

  • 3 weeks ago | buff.ly | Jack Warrick |Matt Prior |James Disdale |Matt Saunders

    Hot hatches occupy a sweet spot in the performance car world, offering an appealing blend of speed, playful handling, genuine practicality, and sometimes, surprising affordability. It’s hard to find fault with that combination. The classic hot hatch formula, refined over many years, is simple yet effective: transform a standard hatchback by significantly boosting its performance capabilities, enhance its engine and chassis technology, and let the fun commence.

  • 3 weeks ago | australiainstitute.org.au | Matt Saunders |Rod Campbell

    A 50-year extension to the North West Shelf (NWS) project in Western Australia would see huge amounts of gas given away with no return for Australians. While the exact volume and value is hard to predict, a basic estimate is that up to $215 billion worth of gas could be given away, royalty-free. The NWS liquefied natural gas facility, specifically the Karratha Gas Plant, producers up to 18.6 mega tonnes of LNG each year.

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Matt Saunders
Matt Saunders @TheDarkStormy1
13 Apr 24

With the rather lovely Lexus LC being withdrawn, the office team has given this last-of-the-breed V8 sports cars test another spin online. Quite an eclectic trio; and the Lexus really did sound box office. I’d be really tempted to snaffle one, if only https://t.co/IjtbVqj6fH

Matt Saunders
Matt Saunders @TheDarkStormy1
10 Apr 24

Here’s a review video on the new @PorscheGB Taycan Turbo GT, excellently edited by our video bloke Shreyans, and even including augmented reality! I’ll be on the weather forecast next, you know. https://t.co/ZLVW8sTEHU #Porsche #Taycan #ElectricCars

Matt Saunders
Matt Saunders @TheDarkStormy1
22 Feb 24

“Well, boss, the bad news is, the website address you had in mind is already taken. The good news is, Dave’s had an idea…” https://t.co/47RqoS9Cr4