alongxp.com – OpenAI has officially introduced GPT-5.2 Codex, its most advanced artificial intelligence model designed specifically for software development. The release marks a significant leap in AI-assisted programming, positioning GPT-5.2 Codex as the most capable coding model to date, with exceptional performance in code generation, debugging, optimization, and security resilience. Built as a specialized evolution…
alongxp.com – Blockchain technology is often associated exclusively with cryptocurrency, yet its potential extends far beyond digital currencies. At its core, blockchain is a decentralized, transparent, and tamper-resistant system for recording data. These foundational characteristics have opened opportunities across multiple industries, reshaping how information, assets, and trust are managed in the digital era. One of…
Historical reenactment is a unique way societies engage with history by bringing past events to life through performance and public participation. Rather than simply reading about battles or eras in textbooks, reenactors recreate moments from wars, social movements, and cultural traditions while wearing period clothing and using authentic tools. This immersive approach helps audiences better…
In 2025, wearable technology is taking a remarkable leap forward — with companies now developing smart contact lenses that combine augmented reality (AR) and health-sensor features in a truly compact form. For example, XPANCEO unveiled six advanced smart-lens prototypes at GITEX Global 2025, including AR-vision lenses, health-monitoring lenses, and even prototypes capable of tracking intraocular…
In 2025, wilderness survival is evolving — thanks to a new wave of lightweight, high-tech gear and refined back-to-basics bushcraft skills that make outdoor adventure safer and more accessible than ever before. Modern multi-tools now combine knife, fire-starter, compass and even whistle functions into a single compact device — ideal for emergencies or everyday camp…
Long before printing presses and digital screens, ancient societies struggled to find reliable, affordable ways to record information. Until the 1st century CE in China, people relied on heavy bamboo tablets or expensive silk for writing — both impractical for widespread use. Papermaking as we know it was revolutionized around 105 CE when Cai Lun, a court official of the…
Analog horror, a genre inspired by grainy VHS textures, distorted audio, and eerie broadcast-style storytelling, has surged back into mainstream attention. Unlike high-budget CGI films, analog horror relies on psychological tension and minimalistic production, making it both nostalgic and unsettling. Its resurgence is visible across YouTube series, indie films, and streaming platforms — proving that…
Venturing into the wild is exhilarating—but without core survival skills, a great adventure can quickly turn into a serious risk. In wilderness environments, being unprepared can mean the difference between a memorable trek and a life‑threatening situation. Experts highlight three foundational survival skills: building a proper shelter, sourcing and purifying water, and practising navigation without…
The concept of sending messages across distances might feel modern, yet ancient civilizations established the foundations of what we now think of as “postal systems.” Early examples include delivery systems in Egypt around 2000 BCE and the use of mounted couriers by the Persian Empire in the 6th century BCE. In China, under the Chou…
In recent years, anime has moved from niche fandom into the mainstream, with far-reaching impact across fashion, media and celebrity culture. A recent report highlights this shift: Western celebrities and influencers openly embrace anime aesthetics, and streaming platforms now invest heavily in anime-style productions, signalling the genre’s cultural weight. This development underscores how fandom, style…