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Switch Virtual Console was the original plan.
Probably not the final post in relation to the N64 emulator on Switch, but we did get a bunch of new information thanks to a new leak of iQue emails not too long ago. Somehow the gigaleak continued,...
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Point Lepreau Nuclear Plant Shut Down Again Due to Heavy-Water Leak
The Point Lepreau Nuclear Generating Station in New Brunswick, Canada, has been shut down for the second time this month due to a heavy-water leak on an instrumentation line within the heat transport system. According to Joel Armstrong, the deputy site vice-president at Point Lepreau, the early indication systems detected the potential leak, allowing for a safe and predictable shutdown to facilitate repairs. The heavy-water system is critical for transferring heat from the reactor to conventional boilers filled with regular water, which then generates steam to power the plant turbines. Heavy water itself is not radioactive, but over time, when used in a reactor, it begins to produce tritium, a weak source of beta radiation that can increase cancer risk if consumed in extremely large quantities. The Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission notes that tritium is relatively harmless to skin but requires careful handling when ingested. CBC News has sought clarification from N.B. Power regarding the radioactivity of the leaked heavy water but has yet to receive a response. The plant's monitoring systems, which are designed to detect issues early, functioned as intended, preventing any immediate safety concerns. This incident follows a previous shutdown last week, highlighting ongoing maintenance challenges at the facility. The plant's operators emphasize that the shutdown was conducted safely and predictably, with no indication of radiation exposure to the public or environment. The incident underscores the importance of continuous monitoring and maintenance in nuclear facilities to ensure operational safety and prevent potential environmental contamination. The Point Lepreau plant, which has been operational since 1983, is a key energy provider in New Brunswick, and such shutdowns are typically planned for maintenance or to address minor issues before they escalate. The plant's management has not reported any immediate risks to the surrounding community, and the situation is being monitored closely by regulatory authorities.
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Thousands of Leaked AWS Keys, Many with Full Admin, Remain Active
A Truffle Security report reveals thousands of leaked AWS keys are still active, with 768 granting full admin access, posing a severe risk to cloud...
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