Another Ryzen 7 7800X3D reportedly burns out despite AMD's voltage fix
What we know so far: AMD's Ryzen 7000 CPUs were once notorious for self-destructing on AM5 motherboards with older BIOS versions, but Team Red rolled out a firmware update to fix the problem in 2023. While there's no indication that the issue has returned, a Redditor is now reporting that their friend's Ryzen 7 780
Eastman Kodak ‘Goes Big’ and Shows Film Some More Love
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I’m a little late to the party, but when looking at Kodak’s strong financial results yesterday, I realized that the company had released new large-format film and bulk roll products just a few months ago. They’re worth looking at, even if they are no longer brand new.
As PetaPixel has reported since last September, Eastman Kodak has been diligently bringing its film products back under its own distribution umbrella, taking them back from Kodak Alaris.
The process started with Kodacolor 100 and
EXCLUSIVE: Drug companies choosing not to sell life-saving and life-extending medicines in Canada
When Ruchi Ambike found out that Novartis got Health Canada approval for Vanrafia she was ecstatic. The drug can possibly slow down the progression of her Immunoglobulin gA nephropathy, (IgAN) and ultimately, end-stage kidney disease.
“It’s exciting because we have no IgAN drugs in Canada,” she says from her Mississauga home.
IgAN is a rare autoimmune disorder affecting the kidneys, limiting their ability to filter waste properly. Some patients progress to end-stage kidney disease which means a life on dialysis or a

Stranded kayaker rescued from West Don River
A man was rescued by Toronto Fire Services on Friday afternoon after being stranded while kayaking near the West Don River.
Emergency crews were called to the area of Yonge and Mill Streets at approximately 1 p.m.
Authorities say the kayaker became stranded with a leg injury.

Crews needed to access the back of a private residence in order to reach the kayaker.
They bundled him up

