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Amazon Web Services has officially run out of room. CEO Andy Jassy confirmed this week that AWS cloud capacity is completely sold out through two thousand twenty-seven, a signal of just how voracious demand for AI infrastructure has become. For businesses hoping to spin up new workloads, the waitlist is now measured in years, not weeks.
On a more personal scale, a developer in Australia quietly posted a project called Not Degree, a stripped-down study tracking system built specifically around ADHD demand resistance. The idea is deceptively simple: remove every possible friction point between intention and action. It's a small story with a very human insight about how productivity tools often fail the people who need them most.
And for anyone who thought retro computing had reached its ceiling, think again. A developer has built Amico Eight, an emulator that runs the beloved PICO-Eight fantasy console on Amiga hardware. It's a delightful collision of two eras of hobbyist computing, and the video making the rounds online shows it running surprisingly smoothly on decades-old silicon.
That's what's moving today in technology, where the biggest headlines and the smallest passion projects often tell equally important stories. Keep surfing. Tech Beat out.
