Photoshop's new 'Markup' feature lets you draw on images to show what you want - Engadget

Adobe finally brought Lightroom-style controls to Photoshop as well.

Adobe Photoshop's new Markup system lets you draw on images to show what you want

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Photoshop seems to be all about the AI tools these days, and the latest release certainly has its share of those. However, Adobe is finally introducing something else that Photoshop users have demanded for a long time: lighting controls like those in Lightroom. That will help save time for simple edits by allowing creators to do RAW-quality edits without leaving the Photoshop app. 

Strange New Worlds, After Weeks of Misfires, Finally Gets Back on Track With a Riff on 24... and The Poseidon Adventure

Spoilers follow for Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Season 4, Episode 6, “Off-Hour.”

Now that’s more like it. After the past several weeks of high-concept/low-impact Strange New Worlds episodes, the show finally gets back on track with a good old space adventure. Sure, it’s still a concept episode in its way (or two, I suppose, doing The Poseidon Adventure in space alongside an hour of Jack Bauer-style, real-time 24 action), but it’s one that works in spades and is never overshadowed by its concepts.

Thieves steal Bronze Age artifacts from Spanish museum in four-minute heist

The operation at Villena Museum was "super fast and super professional", a spokesman for Villena town council said.

The city council said the robbery began with a diversion. Around 05:15 local time (03:15 GMT), the alarms went off at the local sports centre, sending police there first, Spanish media reported.

Julian Alvarez will not be sold to Barcelona, say Atletico Madrid

Atletico Madrid rule out a transfer to the La Liga rivals for Alvarez, who is also reportedly targeted by Arsenal.

Atletico Madrid hardened their stance over a possible sale of striker Julian Alvarez to Barcelona, ruling out any negotiations with the Spanish champions.

Exodus will likely win the Mass Effect spiritual successor war, thanks partly to its Cool Octopus, but I think it has a boring hero problem

Out April 2027, with no full character editor

A white guy with floppy hair and stubble in a space suit, reaching towards a glowing purple artefact.
Image credit: Wizards of the Coast / Rock Paper Shotgun

With The Expanse: Osiris Reborn proving lacklustre in the hands, I'd say Archetype's time-dilating space RPG Exodus is currently closest to the much-coveted status of unofficial Mass Effect 5. The developers have dropped a release date - 7th April 2027 – alongside a new trailer which digs into the backstory of a super-intelligent octopus sniper, Salt, who fights in a mech.

At $9,900, Is This 2000 Subaru Impreza Casa Blanca A JDM Jewel? - Jalopnik

Originally sold through a lottery and only available in Japan, today's Nice Price or No Dice Casa Blanca is a factory special built by Subaru. Now old enough to call America home, we'll have to decide if it's worth signing the adoption papers.

Eating more ultra-processed foods may raise prostate cancer risk by 30%

Ultra-processed foods (UPFs) now supply nearly 60% of the calories consumed by adults in the United States and about 70% of those consumed by children. These industrially produced foods include soft drinks, packaged cereals, snacks, and processed meats. They are typically made with refined fats, oils, sugars, starches, salts, and other additives designed to improve flavor, texture, and shelf life, often while lowering nutritional quality.

A mysterious cosmic hum may come from 13-billion-year-old dark stars

A faint background of extremely low frequency gravitational waves detected through networks of pulsars could contain clues to events that unfolded more than 13 billion years ago, including the emergence of some of the Universe's earliest supermassive black holes.

Scientists switch on a strange new form of magnetism in an ultrathin material

A recently proposed form of magnetism known as altermagnetism could eventually help researchers make computer memory smaller, faster, and more efficient. Now, scientists have found evidence that ruthenium dioxide, a quantum material previously considered nonmagnetic in its bulk form, may display this unusual magnetic behavior when prepared as an ultrathin film only a few atomic layers thick.