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Cyprus-based Eraclis Papachristou architectural firm is behind the eye-catching new Lampadistis Wine Distillery, which is inspired by the island’s history of wine making and its iconic Lampadistis churches. Located in the mountainside, close to the Pap… Continue reading Distillery floats above Cyprus landscape like a copper sculpture
It’s the 29-year-old “compatibility layer” that lets Windows software run on Unix-like systems (including games). And Neowin reports that Wine’s latest version has “meaningful fixes” for Steam Deck, HoloISO, and Chimera OS gamers.
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Good news for fans of PlayStation Vita — a new project from [Sergi “xerpi” Granell] allows users to run software written for Sony’s erstwhile handheld system on Nintendo’s latest money …read more Continue reading Nintendo Switch Runs Vita Software With vita2hos
We often associate high-profile firm Foster + Partners with massive projects like the 50 Hudson Yards skyscraper, but its most recent work is far more modest in comparison. Named Le Dôme Winery, the building is designed to take its place well among the… Continue reading Foster + Partners winery blends into beautiful French landscape
A wine that spent 14 months on the International Space Station (ISS) is being offered up for sale by auction house Christie’s. One of a dozen bottles of vintage Pétrus 2000 sent to the space station by Space Cargo Unlimited, it could bring an estimated US$1 million through Christie’s Private Sales, which will go to fund future space missions.
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PolygamousRanchKid shares a report from Motherboard: In November 2019, twelve bottles of Chateau Petrus 2000 — a rare and expensive red wine from Bordeaux, France — hitched a ride to the International Space Station aboard a Northrop Grumman spacecraf… Continue reading What Does a $6,000 Bottle of Wine Taste Like After a Year In Space?
If you’ve ever wondered what would happen to wine aged for a year in space then wonder no more. A recent event in France conducted the first ever tasting of “space wine”, with one expert describing it as “more evolved” than its similarly aged earthboun… Continue reading Tasting experts sample wine aged for a year in space
Wine 6.0 has been released today and contains over 8,300 changes, according to its full release notes. Windows Central reports: The new release of version 6.0 has thousands of changes, but Wine’s website highlights some of the biggest improvements: Cor… Continue reading Wine 6.0 Released
Would you buy a cloudy white wine? Probably not, which is why vintners go to great lengths to clarify their product. Soon, they could do so more efficiently than ever, using newly created nanoparticles.Continue ReadingCategory: ScienceTags: University … Continue reading Magnetic nanoparticles used to clarify white wine – with less waste
The news this week was dominated by the novel coronavirus outbreak centered in Wuhan, China. Despite draconian quarantines and international travel restrictions, the infection has spread far beyond China, at least in small numbers. A few cases have been reported in the United States, but the first case reported here …read more