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Quatre degrés de moins dans la classe : comment Paris transforme ses écoles bouilloires en laboratoires anti-canicule Le Parisien

June 22, 2026, 5:25 p.m.

Quatre degrés de moins dans la classe : comment Paris transforme ses écoles bouilloires en laboratoires anti-canicule

« C’est un drame absolu » : un quartier de Carpentras sous le choc aprĂšs la mort de deux jeunes enfants dans une voiture Le Parisien

June 22, 2026, 5:25 p.m.

« C’est un drame absolu » : un quartier de Carpentras sous le choc aprĂšs la mort de deux jeunes enfants dans une voiture

En pleine intervention, les pompiers découvrent une grenade dans une voiture accidentée à Argenteuil Le Parisien

June 22, 2026, 5:25 p.m.

En pleine intervention, les pompiers découvrent une grenade dans une voiture accidentée à Argenteuil

Canicule Ă  Disneyland Paris : attractions extĂ©rieures fermĂ©es, parade adaptĂ©e
 comment le parc fait face Ă  l’alerte rouge Le Parisien

June 22, 2026, 5:20 p.m.

Canicule Ă  Disneyland Paris : attractions extĂ©rieures fermĂ©es, parade adaptĂ©e
 comment le parc fait face Ă  l’alerte rouge

Avec la canicule, les cinémas font le plein : gros démarrages au box-office pour « Toy Story 5 » et « Backrooms » Le Parisien

June 22, 2026, 5:20 p.m.

Avec la canicule, les cinémas font le plein : gros démarrages au box-office pour « Toy Story 5 » et « Backrooms »

Chatou : un homme de 25 ans se noie dans la Seine Le Parisien

June 22, 2026, 5:20 p.m.

Chatou : un homme de 25 ans se noie dans la Seine

Canicule : pourquoi vous pourriez avoir des coupures d’électricitĂ© chez vous Le Parisien

June 22, 2026, 5:20 p.m.

Canicule : pourquoi vous pourriez avoir des coupures d’électricitĂ© chez vous

Google invests in A24 to build AI movie tools The Verge

June 22, 2026, 5:18 p.m.

Entertainment Film Google

Google’s DeepMind AI lab is teaming up with A24 to develop new movie production technologies that aim to help future filmmakers “expand their storytelling possibilities.” As part of this new research and development collaboration, The Wall Street Journal reports that Google is investing “around $75 million” into A24, marking the first time the search giant has taken a stake in a film studio. Google invests in A24 to build AI movie tools The AI ‘research partnership’ aims to bridge the gap ‘between cutting-edge technology and next generation entertainment.’ The AI ‘research partnership’ aims to bridge the gap ‘between cutting-edge technology and next generation entertainment.’ “The collaboration pairs a world-leading research lab with the industry’s most filmmaker-forward studio to help artists develop new workflows and techniques,” Google said in its announcement blog. “This ensures the tools of the future are shaped by the creators who use them.” The partnership is expected to span across “multiple projects over time” according to Google, though the announcement doesn’t mention any specific movies that Google will be involved with. WSJ reports that Google and A24 are aiming to create new tools for movie production and distribution, something that Google alluded to in its own announcement, saying the “initial focus is on bridging the gap between cutting-edge technology and next generation entertainment.” The multiyear deal is non-exclusive, according to WSJ, and doesn’t allow Google to access A24’s film and television library data. Still, the partnership is likely to raise some eyebrows in the film industry, given that Google’s AI models are trained on publicly available internet data, and how ferociously other movie studios like Disney, Universal, and Warner Bros have fought AI companies for alleged copyright violations. WSJ also reports that Google and A24 are hoping to include the movie studio’s existing roster of artists in the deal, such as YouTube creator and Backrooms director, Kane Parsons. In an interview with The Australian earlier this month, Parsons said that “generative AI feels less like innovation than a symptom of a broader cultural and economic rot,” and that he gets “no enjoyment” out of using the technology on any project. According to Scott Belsky — an A24 partner who was previously Adobe’s chief strategy officer — the tools that Google and A24 are developing “won’t look anything like the prompted generation type of AI that people feel uncomfortable with.” In his statement to WSJ, Belsky said “there are better uses that preserve creative control and support risk-taking.”

Canicule : les champs s’embrasent dĂ©jĂ  dans l’Oise, prĂšs de 11 hectares dĂ©truits Le Parisien

June 22, 2026, 5:10 p.m.

Canicule : les champs s’embrasent dĂ©jĂ  dans l’Oise, prĂšs de 11 hectares dĂ©truits

« J’ai mĂȘme dĂ» vendre ma voiture » : sans pension depuis janvier, ce retraitĂ© a dĂ» reprendre le travail pour s’en sortir Le Parisien

June 22, 2026, 5:10 p.m.

« J’ai mĂȘme dĂ» vendre ma voiture » : sans pension depuis janvier, ce retraitĂ© a dĂ» reprendre le travail pour s’en sortir

Autorisations spĂ©ciales d’absence pour les profs, Ă©glises proposĂ©es pour faire cours
 La canicule continue de chambouler l’école Le Parisien

June 22, 2026, 5:10 p.m.

Autorisations spĂ©ciales d’absence pour les profs, Ă©glises proposĂ©es pour faire cours
 La canicule continue de chambouler l’école

Valve is working with AMD to bring FSR 4 to the Steam Machine The Verge

June 22, 2026, 5:10 p.m.

Gaming News PC Gaming

The Steam Machine is a cool little console that’s about as powerful as a PlayStation 5, according to my colleague Sean Hollister’s in-depth review. But one area where it lags behind is with its earlier version of AMD FSR upscaler: It’s just not as good as it should be. Yes, it can sharpen low-res graphics to make games look higher-res, but the PS5 (and especially the PS5 Pro) render a clearer image in motion with some games we compared. Valve is working with AMD to bring FSR 4 to the Steam Machine That’s good news because the $1,049 console could use a boost to make games look much better than the six-year-old PS5. That’s good news because the $1,049 console could use a boost to make games look much better than the six-year-old PS5. That’s not great news for the Steam Machine, especially since it’s launching at $1,049 for the 512GB version — a higher price than anyone hoped for. But there is some hope that games on the console will look somewhat better in the future. Valve’s Pierre-Loup Griffais told The Verge that it’s working with AMD to bring FSR 4, its latest bag of upscaling and performance-improving tools, to the Steam Machine. In an email, Valve adds that FSR 4 is “coming soon” but that it “can’t say more about timing.” This is all encouraging to hear, since the last we heard in the “will-it-won’t-it” drama, the likelihood of AMD bringing FSR 4 to devices with RDNA3 integrated GPUs (such as the Steam Machine) was a little bleak. FSR 4 contains numerous enhancements that improve how compatible games running with the upscaler look in motion (including AI-assisted frame generation), which will hopefully give the Steam Machine a definitive edge over Sony’s six-year-old, $650 console. Valve tells us “It should offer a significant improvement in upscaling graphical quality.” Additional reporting by Sean Hollister.

Here’s how you can reserve a Steam Machine The Verge

June 22, 2026, 5:07 p.m.

Gaming News PC Gaming

The Steam Machine is here, but getting one is a little complicated. Valve is taking preorders using a reservation system, which is intended to make the process more fair and harder for bots to exploit. However, it’s a bit different than the $5 reservations Valve used for the Steam Deck. Here’s how you can reserve a Steam Machine Valve’s unique pre-order process requires you to sign up in advance to enter a lottery for reserving each configuration. Valve’s unique pre-order process requires you to sign up in advance to enter a lottery for reserving each configuration. Starting today, you can sign up for a chance to reserve the Steam Machine, choosing from four different options: - Steam Machine 512GB: $1,049 / $1,509 CAD / €1,039 / £879 / $1,609 AUD / 4,389 zlotys - Steam Machine 512GB with Steam Controller: $1,128 / $1,628 CAD / €1,108 / £938 / $1,728 AUD / 4,698 zlotys - Steam Machine 2TB: $1,349 / $1,919 CAD / €1,359 / £1,149 / $2,109 AUD / 5,739 zlotys - Steam Machine 2TB with Steam Controller: $1,428 / $2,038 CAD / €1,428 / £1,208 / $2,228 AUD / 6,048 zlotys All four options will have their own sign-up list, and you can sign up for multiple if you want. There are also separate sign-up lists for each shipping region, and Valve says it will automatically place you in the list for your region. There are currently four shipping regions: North America, the United Kingdom, the European Union, and Australia. The sign-up window ends on June 25th at 10AM PT / 1PM ET. At that point, Valve will use a “one-time randomization” to determine the reservation order for everyone who signed up. Regardless of how many lists you signed up for, you can ultimately end up on only one. If you get lucky and get randomly assigned a reservation spot for more than one model, Valve says you’ll automatically be given the reservation for the highest-end model you signed up for, and removed from any other sign-up lists you were on. Likewise, if you didn’t get a reservation spot at all, Valve says “you’ll be placed on the waitlist for the model that you were closest to the front of.” On June 25th, Valve will send out emails to everyone who signed up letting them know whether they’ve been added to the reservation queue, meaning there’s a unit reserved for them, or the waitlist. If you sign up after June 25th, you’ll automatically be added to the back of the waitlist. Once these emails go out, you can’t change which Steam Machine configuration you signed up for. Valve also has some eligibility criteria you’ll need to meet to sign up: You must have a Steam account in good standing You must have made a purchase on Steam prior to April 27th 2026 Limit one signup per household. We will use payment method, shipping address, and other information to eliminate multiple entries. Landing in the waitlist means you’ll have to wait until more units of the configuration you signed up for are available. If you secure a reservation, Valve will give you 72 hours to complete your Steam Machine purchase. The first reservation emails are going out on June 29th.

Here’s how you can reserve a Steam Machine The Verge

June 22, 2026, 5:07 p.m.

Gaming News PC Gaming

The Steam Machine is here, but getting one is a little complicated. Valve is taking preorders using a reservation system, which is intended to make the process more fair and harder for bots to exploit. However, it’s a bit different than the $5 reservations Valve used for the Steam Deck. Here’s how you can reserve a Steam Machine Valve’s unique preorder process requires you to sign up in advance to enter a lottery for reserving each configuration. Valve’s unique preorder process requires you to sign up in advance to enter a lottery for reserving each configuration. Starting today, you can sign up for a chance to reserve the Steam Machine, choosing from four different options: - Steam Machine 512GB: $1,049 / $1,509 CAD / €1,039 / £879 / $1,609 AUD / 4,389 zlotys - Steam Machine 512GB with Steam Controller: $1,128 / $1,628 CAD / €1,108 / £938 / $1,728 AUD / 4,698 zlotys - Steam Machine 2TB: $1,349 / $1,919 CAD / €1,359 / £1,149 / $2,109 AUD / 5,739 zlotys - Steam Machine 2TB with Steam Controller: $1,428 / $2,038 CAD / €1,428 / £1,208 / $2,228 AUD / 6,048 zlotys All four options will have their own sign-up list, and you can sign up for multiple if you want. There are also separate sign-up lists for each shipping region, and Valve says it will automatically place you in the list for your region. There are currently four shipping regions: North America, the United Kingdom, the European Union, and Australia. The sign-up window ends on June 25th at 10AM PT / 1PM ET. At that point, Valve will use a “one-time randomization” to determine the reservation order for everyone who signed up. Regardless of how many lists you signed up for, you can ultimately end up on only one. If you get lucky and get randomly assigned a reservation spot for more than one model, Valve says you’ll automatically be given the reservation for the highest-end model you signed up for, and removed from any other sign-up lists you were on. Likewise, if you didn’t get a reservation spot at all, Valve says “you’ll be placed on the waitlist for the model that you were closest to the front of.” On June 25th, Valve will send out emails to everyone who signed up letting them know whether they’ve been added to the reservation queue, meaning there’s a unit reserved for them, or the waitlist. If you sign up after June 25th, you’ll automatically be added to the back of the waitlist. Once these emails go out, you can’t change which Steam Machine configuration you signed up for. Valve also has some eligibility criteria you’ll need to meet to sign up: You must have a Steam account in good standing You must have made a purchase on Steam prior to April 27th 2026 Limit one signup per household. We will use payment method, shipping address, and other information to eliminate multiple entries. Landing in the waitlist means you’ll have to wait until more units of the configuration you signed up for are available. If you secure a reservation, Valve will give you 72 hours to complete your Steam Machine purchase. The first reservation emails are going out on June 29th.

NorvÚge-Sénégal : à quelle heure et sur quelle chaßne TV voir le match du groupe I de la Coupe du monde ? Le Parisien

June 22, 2026, 5:05 p.m.

NorvÚge-Sénégal : à quelle heure et sur quelle chaßne TV voir le match du groupe I de la Coupe du monde ?

Valve will finally let you build your own Steam Machine with SteamOS for desktop The Verge

June 22, 2026, 5:05 p.m.

Gaming Linux News

If you don’t get lucky with Valve’s Steam Machine reservation system, you can make your own Steam Machine instead. Valve says that “starting with the SteamOS 3.8 release, you can put together your own Steam Machine using whatever PC parts you want.” SteamOS 3.8.10 launched last week with a slew of updates, including “improved compatibility with recent Intel and AMD platforms.” Alongside that improved compatibility, Valve is giving gamers the green light to install SteamOS on their own desktops. Valve will finally let you build your own Steam Machine with SteamOS for desktop Valve’s Pierre-Loup Griffais says his team is “collaborating with Nvidia very closely” on SteamOS support for Nvidia hardware. Valve’s Pierre-Loup Griffais says his team is “collaborating with Nvidia very closely” on SteamOS support for Nvidia hardware. In an interview with The Verge, Valve’s Pierre-Loup Griffais said Valve has been “rolling out improvements to [SteamOS] so it’s more compatible with desktop hardware,” including eventual support for Nvidia graphics. Griffais says Valve has “a growing team” working on Nvidia driver support for SteamOS, adding, “We’re collaborating with Nvidia very closely.” While he mentioned that Nvidia support might not come this year, Griffais emphasized that “it’s certainly something that we’re working on in the background.” It’s technically been possible to run SteamOS on your own hardware for a while now, but compatibility has been mostly limited to AMD systems. So far installing it has also required using a Steam Deck recovery image, a process that, speaking from experience, is much less straightforward than the installation process for most other Linux distributions. Trying to run SteamOS on Intel or Nvidia hardware has not been easy so far. According to Griffais, Valve is working to change that, which could mean that down the line, you’ll be able to run SteamOS on just about any gaming PC hardware you want, including Nvidia. For the more immediate future, Griffais says SteamOS in its current state should offer a “good experience” on console-like PC setups: “If you have something that is similar to the use case of a Steam Machine, where you have a PC that’s gonna be plugged into a TV, and has a single hard drive that you’re not going to try and dual boot [
] you can put SteamOS on there, and you’ll have an experience that is very similar to a Steam Deck docked or a Steam Machine, with some caveats, of course,” like a lack of HDMI-CEC support. But “the core bits of the experience are there. The SteamOS graphics driver, the shader precompilation [...] you can get at all of that with the SteamOS.” While Griffais mentioned a “SteamOS installer,” he also said it’s not designed for dual-booting alongside another OS just yet. “There’s not yet an install wizard where you can easily, you know, move another OS out of the way and partition your hard drive.” The current SteamOS installation process is still intended to put a fresh OS on a new PC, but Griffais says he imagines “a time where it’s a better experience to install on your desktop and have it coexist with a different operating system.” Building a gaming PC right now will probably be at least as expensive as a Steam Machine due to the ongoing RAM shortage. But if you don’t want to wait for a Steam Machine reservation, the DIY route is now an option. You can also install SteamOS on an existing gaming PC that’s running Windows or a different operating system, but you will need to wipe your drive in the process (so back up everything beforehand). There are also other gaming-focused Linux distros to try if you’d rather wait for more improvements to the SteamOS desktop experience, like Bazzite or Nobara.

Keir Starmer Resigns as UK Prime Minister
Keir Starmer Resigns as UK Prime Minister NYTimes world

June 22, 2026, 5:04 p.m.

Politics and Government Legislatures and Parliaments Elections

His departure in the coming weeks clears a path for Andy Burnham, a popular Labour Party mayor, to become the country’s seventh prime minister in a decade.

Valve explains why it isn’t subsidizing the Steam Machine The Verge

June 22, 2026, 5:02 p.m.

Entertainment Gaming News

Valve finally announced the price of the Steam Machine, and like a lot of new gadgets these days, it’s not cheap: It starts at $1,049 for a 512GB model, and a 2TB model costs $300 more. Configurations with a bundled Steam Controller cost an extra $79 each. Valve explains why it isn’t subsidizing the Steam Machine ‘It doesn’t align with our beliefs about how healthy ecosystems are built.’ ‘It doesn’t align with our beliefs about how healthy ecosystems are built.’ Despite Valve offering a console alternative with the Steam Machine — a compact piece of hardware that can easily hook up to your TV to play your Steam library — those prices mean the Machine is much more expensive than console counterparts like the PS5 ($599.99), Xbox Series X ($649.99), and PS5 Pro ($899.99) while performing similarly to a PS5. (Those console prices are also higher than what they were at launch due to the component crunch.) While console makers sometimes subsidize their hardware to bring prices down, Valve is choosing not to do that with the Steam Machine. From a blog post: While this might seem like an easy solution, it doesn’t align with our beliefs about how healthy ecosystems are built. If there’s anything we’re religious about at Valve, it’s our belief that open systems are better in the long run, for ourselves and customers. The openness of the PC ecosystem in particular has enabled it to be the primary driver of hardware and software innovation, because anyone with an idea for a way to do something better was able to take a shot at it. When companies sell their hardware under cost for competitive advantage, or buy exclusive content for it, they’re doing that to build a more closed system, one where you don’t get to choose what software you want to use. We don’t want that for PC hardware, and we don’t think you should want it either. You shouldn’t feel like you have to buy Valve hardware; you should be able to view it as just one option alongside all the devices for playing games, and select the one that makes sense for you. This means you get to decide which device fits your personal tradeoffs around things like price, performance, form factor, peripheral support, and everything else you care about. That’s the strength of the open PC platform, and subsidizing hardware runs counter to it. Valve first announced the Steam Machine — and the Steam Controller, which is out, and the Steam Frame VR headset, which is not — late last year, right around when the component crisis began to feel real. At the time, Valve hadn’t shared pricing, but it initially intended to launch all three pieces of hardware in early 2026 — a target that it missed because of the memory and storage crunch. Valve is essentially selling the Steam Machine at cost: “The cost of the product is basically the cost of the components and what it takes to make it,” Valve’s Lawrence Yang tells The Verge. And with the Steam Machine, Valve is also being even more aggressive on price than it is with the Steam Deck: “I would say that we’re being more aggressive with margins and things to be as close to cost as possible now,” says Valve’s Pierre-Loup Griffais. The component crisis also affected Valve’s planned launch quantity for the Steam Machine, with Griffais saying that “we’re probably looking at around two-thirds of what we were planning.” Griffais adds that Valve, at one point, wasn’t convinced that it could build “any significant quantity.” So the fact that the Steam Machine is launching at all might be a small miracle in and of itself.

Valve prices the Steam Machine at $1,049 The Verge

June 22, 2026, 5 p.m.

Entertainment Gaming News

After months of waiting, Valve has finally announced that the Steam Machine, its new living room-friendly PC, will start at $1,049 and go on sale beginning June 29th. Valve prices the Steam Machine at $1,049 You can register your interest starting today, and the first emails letting people buy one will go out on June 29th. You can register your interest starting today, and the first emails letting people buy one will go out on June 29th. You can now register your interest to buy a Steam Machine as part of a reservation system. To offer a fair playing field for people who want to buy one, Valve will randomize everyone in the queue on Thursday at 1PM ET. After that, anyone who registers their interest will be added to the end of the waitlist. The first emails giving people the opportunity to buy will go out on June 29th. Valve will sell four configurations of the Steam Machine: - A 512GB model for $1,049 / $1,509 CAD / €1,039 / £879 / $1,609 AUD / 4,389 zlotys - A 512GB model with a bundled Steam Controller for $1,128 / $1,628 CAD / €1,108 / £938 / $1,728 AUD / 4,698 zlotys - A 2TB model for $1,349 / $1,919 CAD / €1,359 / £1,149 / $2,109 AUD / 5,739 zlotys - A 2TB model with a bundled Steam Controller for $1,428 / $2,038 CAD / €1,428 / £1,208 / $2,228 AUD / 6,048 zlotys The 2TB configurations will also come with two swappable faceplates, “red fabric” and “solid walnut,” in addition to the standard black one. The Steam Machine is considerably more expensive than the consoles it’s arguably competing with: A digital PS5 costs $599.99, an Xbox Series X costs $649.99, and a PS5 Pro costs $899.99. (And that’s after they all got price hikes.) The Steam Machine also isn’t meaningfully improved over those options; based on my colleague Sean Hollister’s review, the Steam Machine’s performance is roughly equivalent to that of a PS5, but nearly six years after the PS5 first launched. However, the value proposition for the Steam Machine is that it can play your library of Steam games you may have accumulated over years (or even decades), rather than just PlayStation games, and it’s also a full Linux PC that you can customize to your heart’s content. Valve also says that it’s selling the Steam Machine for the cost of its components alone instead of subsidizing the price. The price of the Steam Machine has been one of the biggest questions about the new hardware since it was announced. Valve let us spend hours with the Steam Machine, the new Steam Controller, and the Steam Frame VR headset in late 2025, and we walked away impressed. At the time of that hands-on, Valve said that it would start shipping the new gadgets in early 2026. But in February, the company announced that the ongoing memory and storage crunch had forced it to revisit its pricing and shipping plans. And in March, Valve said in a blog post that it would be “shipping all three products this year.” Valve did end up releasing the Steam Controller separately from its other hardware in May, and it’s quite good. The controller quickly sold out when it first went on sale, and Valve opened a reservations queue soon after. Valve still hasn’t shared specific pricing or release details for the Steam Frame.

Ici tout commence : ce qui vous attend dans l'Ă©pisode 1464 du mardi 23 juin 2026 [SPOILERS]
Ici tout commence : ce qui vous attend dans l'Ă©pisode 1464 du mardi 23 juin 2026 [SPOILERS] AlloCine

June 22, 2026, 5 p.m.

SĂ©ries Ă  la TV

Attention, les paragraphes qui suivent contiennent des spoilers sur l'Ă©pisode d’Ici tout commence diffusĂ© demain soir sur TF1 ! Si vous prĂ©fĂ©rez ne rien savoir, passez votre chemin. Mardi 23 juin dans Ici tout commence... Rose croit Ferdinand innocent Dans le bureau de la direction, Ferdinand clame son innocence face Ă  Teyssier et Marc. Il jure qu’il n’a pas sabotĂ© la tente dans le but de tuer Rose. D’ailleurs, cette derniĂšre le croit. Ferdinand souligne Ă©galement que rien ne prouve que c’est lui sur les images de vidĂ©osurveillance Ă  part les chaussures. Rose propose Ă  Teyssier et Marc de continuer Ă  chercher discrĂštement qui aurait pu lui en vouloir Ă  ce point afin de maintenir les examens et surtout Ă©viter un scandale en prĂ©sence de la cheffe Anne-Sophie Pic Ă  l’Institut. Marc accepte Ă  condition de pouvoir suivre sa compagne dans ses moindres dĂ©placements. De son cĂŽtĂ©, Ferdinand se rend au Coffee Shop, oĂč il se prend les accusations de Jim en pleine face. LĂ©onard est ainsi mis au courant de la situation. Mais son frĂšre refuse d’en parler. Il prĂ©fĂšre noyer son chagrin dans l’alcool. À tel point que GaĂ«tan finit par prĂ©venir Billie pour qu’elle puisse venir le chercher et le ramener Ă  l’internat. Sur le chemin, Ferdinand se confie Ă  sa petite amie. En arrivant Ă  l’Institut, il en parle Ă©galement Ă  CĂ©sar et Coline car cette derniĂšre lui reproche d’avoir Ă©tĂ© absent pour leur session de rĂ©visions. Tandis que Billie va coucher Ferdinand, Coline et CĂ©sar vont directement en parler avec Rose pour en savoir plus. CĂ©sar Ă©met alors l’hypothĂšse que ce ne soit pas elle qui ait Ă©tĂ© visĂ©e par le sabotage de la tente, mais Coline. Rose lui suggĂšre donc de rester sur ses gardes. Devant eux, Coline fait mine de ne pas savoir qui pourrait lui en vouloir Ă  ce point. Toutefois, une fois de retour Ă  la ferme, elle appelle quelqu’un pour lui dire qu’il va trop loin, avant de lui demander si c’est lui qui a sabotĂ© la tente et a voulu la tuer
 Mais Ă  qui parle-t-elle ? La compĂ©tition est lancĂ©e entre Carla et BĂ©rĂ©nice Au studio, ZoĂ© et Loup rĂ©visent ensemble des recettes d’Anne-Sophie Pic pendant que Carla est Ă  l’Économat. Gaspard vient voir ce qu’ils font et prĂ©tend notamment s’intĂ©resser Ă  leur programme de rĂ©visions. DĂšs que Carla est de retour, ZoĂ© la prĂ©vient de la tentative d’espionnage de la part de Gaspard. Carla dĂ©cide donc de contre-attaquer en essayant de soutirer des informations Ă  son Ă©pouse, qui fait partie du trinĂŽme de Gaspard et Bianca. Mais elle s’y prend mal et rĂ©veille plutĂŽt l’instinct de compĂ©tition de BĂ©rĂ©nice qu’autre chose. En effet, cette derniĂšre retrouve ensuite Gaspard et Bianca pour leur annoncer qu’elle est totalement prĂȘte Ă  Ă©craser le trinĂŽme Carla-ZoĂ©-Loup. Gaspard lui rĂ©vĂšle alors sa stratĂ©gie du jour : aller les narguer pour qu’ils rĂ©flĂ©chissent Ă  ce qu’il manigance et qu’ils dĂ©laissent ainsi leurs rĂ©visions. Anouk et Hector mettent les choses Ă  plat À l’hĂŽtel Jourdain, Anouk organise un date surprise pour Hector dans sa chambre avec l’aide de Mehdi. Alors qu’elle est encore en nuisette, en train de se prĂ©parer, elle va dans le couloir pour rĂ©cupĂ©rer un plateau de room-service. Par inadvertance, elle laisse la porte de sa chambre se refermer derriĂšre elle. EnfermĂ©e dehors, elle appelle discrĂštement NoĂ© au secours. Il lui vient en aide avec le pass rĂ©servĂ© aux employĂ©s. Tandis qu’ils remontent les escaliers ensemble, Hector les surprend tous les deux et se fait des films. Il ghoste donc Anouk pour son rendez-vous. Elle est obligĂ©e d’aller le chercher directement en cuisine. AprĂšs avoir dissipĂ© le malentendu, le couple se rend compte qu’ils auraient dĂ» communiquer davantage sur leurs vrais ressentis. En fait, ils se sont tous les deux beaucoup manquĂ© et avaient hĂąte de se retrouver. RĂ©conciliĂ©s, Anouk et Hector s’embrassent, puis vont profiter d’un date en amoureux.

The Steam Machine is the most ambitious game console I’ve ever played The Verge

June 22, 2026, 5 p.m.

Console Reviews Desktops Gaming

My first day with the Steam Machine was a mess. Instead of enjoying a worry-free game console, I spent hours troubleshooting what felt like a finicky PC. That’s because the Steam Machine is a PC, with a very important twist. The Steam Machine is the most ambitious game console I’ve ever played This pricey cube won’t win any console wars — but could it rise above them? If you buy something from a Verge link, Vox Media may earn a commission. See our ethics statement. Since the Magnavox Odyssey came out in 1972, game consoles have been built with the same basic goal: to effortlessly play proprietary games on a TV screen. Nintendo, Sony, and Microsoft have spent decades essentially selling the same product. A few consoles could do more, but the formula you know and love remains buy box, plug into TV, insert game, play. The Steam Machine aims to be something bigger. It’s a vision of a box with fewer restrictions and an almost endless catalog of games — for those willing to spend nearly twice the price of a PlayStation 5. That’s right. Today, Valve has announced the Steam Machine will start at $1,049 without a gamepad or $1,128 bundled with one, but you aren’t getting a significant boost in performance over the 5.5-year-old Sony PS5 you can still buy today. Even after three price hikes, a vanilla $650 PS5 offers sharper images in Cyberpunk 2077 and Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered in my tests. So how can Valve possibly charge over a grand, you might ask? It’s because the Steam Machine is, let’s say, a PC-plus. It’s a PC that acts more like a console than any you’ve used before. It’s incredibly cool and quiet, so much smaller than a PS5, surprisingly smooth, and completely navigable with any modern gamepad you own. You don’t need a mouse, keyboard, or even Valve’s own touchpad-equipped Steam Controller to download, launch, or play games. Joysticks do the job. It’s the best attempt I’ve seen at a PC that actually fits into a living room, and far better than anything I could build from parts. Valve’s bet on the Steam Machine is that you literally can’t build it yourself. Even if you had the design and engineering chops, Valve tells The Verge it’s selling these components at cost, negotiating with suppliers to get you the best deal amid a memory supply and demand crisis like the world’s never seen before. But is it good enough for $1,049? That depends on what you actually expect this PC to do — and whether Valve manages to reduce some of the lingering friction before it winds up at your door. Valve Steam Machine The Good - Delightfully small - Incredibly cool and quiet - Play PC games on TV without mouse and keyboard The Bad - Nearly twice the price of PS5 for PS5 performance - Have to manually configure games - Can’t yet trust it to sleep For better or for worse, the Steam Machine isn’t ready for the console wars just yet. Buy box, plug into TV, insert game, play is not yet the reality. Opening the box, I had to plug and unplug and replug the Steam Controller to control anything at all. My Denon receiver only output stereo sound, not 5.1 surround, so I had to plug it directly into my Samsung OLED. That Samsung TV didn’t recognize the Steam Machine, so I had to manually enable Game Mode to get HDR and VRR. Valve didn’t preinstall key dependencies like Proton that let Windows games work, so they had to download before I could play. Since I was waiting anyhow, I decided to queue up a whole bunch of game downloads and walk away — only to find half the games didn’t finish, leaving me with 800GB of incomplete installs on a completely full drive. I’m told all of this will change, and Valve is the rare company with a history of following through. When I discovered the Steam Machine would spontaneously reboot, freeze, and throw graphical errors when I tiptoed up to its video memory limit, Valve fixed it in one day. My original Steam Deck review is almost irrelevant because of how thoroughly Valve dealt with that handheld’s issues. But like with the Steam Deck, the day one experience feels incomplete and best consumed by power users. Speaking of which, I’m typing this entire review on a Steam Machine right now — because, again, it’s a PC. I plugged my keyboard, mouse, speakers, headset, USB hub, and two monitors into the Steam Machine, and everything just worked, giving me a Linux desktop that feels nearly as capable as the one I’m dual-booting on my regular PC right now. (But much quieter.) I even got an external Blu-ray drive working by plugging it into the front ports. If you don’t already have a desktop, it helps make the price more palatable. When I’m gaming from the Steam Machine on my desk, a couple feet away from a monitor, it’s obvious it doesn’t have the graphical muscle of larger gaming desktops. But when it’s under my TV, I’m impressed by the Machine’s gaming chops. It’s no beefy gaming rig, but in almost every game I tried, I could manage a smooth, playable frame rate the same way today’s other consoles do: choosing a lower resolution like 1080p and upscaling it to the 4K resolution of my TV, using AMD’s FSR super resolution technique to do so. While you won’t be able to run the most intensive games at a true 4K resolution because you’ll run out of video memory and graphical power too quickly, I found the Steam Machine’s frame rate is incredibly stable and pairs well with TVs that support variable refresh rate (VRR). There’s just enough horsepower to, say, play Indiana Jones or Returnal at 1440p medium spec, or Forza Horizon 6 at 1440p high spec, or Cyberpunk 2077 at upscaled 4K with high spec, or Shadow of the Tomb Raider at true 4K and medium, because they didn’t drop below 40fps minimum at those settings for me — that’s mostly within the window where VRR syncs each frame perfectly with the TV. I wouldn’t have expected Indiana Jones and the Great Circle in particular to feel like a great experience, as it’s one of the more intensive PC games you can buy. But I’ve now spent hours punching Nazis and cracking whips from my couch and I’m genuinely enjoying it. I even downloaded the RAM-hungry Alan Wake II from the Epic Games Store (via Heroic, you can install it from the Discover app on the Linux desktop) and found it playable at an 847p base resolution like on the PS5 and Xbox Series X. What bugs me is that in every case, I had to figure that out with trial and error. Unlike on a PS5, the console makers and game developers aren’t yet tweaking the settings for you. There’s no Steam Machine presets for any of the AAA games I’ve tried, no global FSR toggle, no checkerboard rendering or PSSR like Sony’s consoles use to make games look good on 4K TVs. By default, Valve has set the entire console to 1080p as a precaution, so you can’t even set an upscaled 4K resolution until you override that first. When I reviewed the PS5 Pro, I couldn’t recommend the extra spend to anyone who doesn’t sit close to their TV screen. From my couch, 12 feet away from my 65-inch TV set, even my 20/20 vision wasn’t enough to see a $200 difference in graphical quality over the base PS5 model. All that mattered was that the games felt smooth, and that’s how I feel about a properly configured set of Steam Machine games, too. But they absolutely do look uglier at 12 feet by default on Valve’s box because of Valve’s arbitrary 1080p cap. Hopefully game developers will create Steam Machine presets soon. What really kills me is that I can’t yet trust the Steam Machine to properly suspend my game when I put it to sleep. Three times, I’ve left a game running and found it exactly where I left it 12 or 14 hours later. But three other times, I found my game session gone, and once I found my TV running in the middle of the night. Valve nailed this with the Steam Deck, so I’m hoping it’s just a matter of time. And hopefully Valve will give the Steam Machine more creature comforts we’d want from consoles, too: - It’s so nice that powering on the system with the Steam Controller or a Bluetooth pad can wake my whole entertainment system with HDMI-CEC commands, and power them off when I’m done. But I had to go hunting for a TV remote when my kid turned on our Apple TV by accident and I couldn’t just press a Steam button to switch back. - You can remote-control the whole Steam Machine from a Steam Deck or any other Steam computer and stream games either direction — but unlike with the PS5, you can’t remotely wake the Steam Machine to do that if it’s already asleep. - Despite the awesome-looking configurable RGB LED status bar that can visually track download progress, the Steam Machine won’t automatically download anything while powered down — you have to start the download first, and then it can finish while asleep. - Though Valve was proud of its dedicated internal antenna for the Steam Controller, I had a lot of disconnects I’ve never seen with the PS5 or Xbox. Valve says it has fixes coming. Before I conclude, here are a few more tidbits you might appreciate: - Valve confirms to The Verge that the Steam Machine will get AMD’s superior FSR 4 upscaling, similar to PlayStation. - Valve says a graphics driver update should improve ray-tracing performance by as much as 20 percent in some games — I’d written off RT because my frame rates tanked whenever I turned it on, but perhaps that’ll change. - You can change your TV volume with a gamepad! Hold down the Quick Access Menu button and flick the left stick up and down. - Like with the Steam Deck, you can get a huge amount of real-time performance statistics, RAM consumption, and more by turning on the built-in overlay. - You can wake the Steam Machine (and thus your HDMI-connected entertainment system) with Bluetooth pads: I did it with an 8BitDo Pro 2. - SteamOS recognized both of my SteelSeries Arctis Pro Wireless headset’s audio devices automatically, so the chatmix feature works to easily hear your friends over the game or vice versa. - The Ethernet port is fast: I got nearly 1Gbps downloads from Valve’s servers on my 1Gbps fiber connection! - While HDR worked great, things did seem overbright and washed out in SDR by default. - The front USB ports are faster and may provide more power than the rear: My USB 2.0 optical drive flashed a too-little-power error plugged into the rear ports. - I was impressed to find my TV remote could navigate the Steam menus via HDMI commands — just know you can’t use the TV remote to play 2D games yet. - While the Steam Machine has multi-monitor support in desktop mode, it only currently supports a single monitor in gaming mode. - If you have a microSD card from your Steam Deck, you can just plug it in and play games installed on it as long as you let dependencies like Proton install first. - The LED progress bar is only for the current download or install, not all pending downloads. - When not downloading, you can set the RGB LED bar to breathing, rainbow, solid color, or a “patrolling” eye. You can make it quite bright or very dim and change the speed and hue. - The faceplates are magnetic and removable; Valve will release the CAD so you can design and 3D-print your own. The 2TB model comes with fuzzy red and walnut ones, too. In 2022, the Steam Deck handheld began as a buggy, broken mess I could only recommend to early adopters. One month later, I could recommend it to savvy friends. A year of updates later, I felt comfortable recommending it to anyone who could understand the pros and cons. By early 2024, I could recommend a Deck OLED to just about anyone. I fully expect the Steam Machine will have a similar trajectory, because nobody does updates like Valve does updates — its track record is impeccable. But the Steam Deck didn’t just open up PC gaming to people who wanted it to be portable; it made gaming PCs more affordable too. At $400 for LCD or $549 for OLED, it was the best deal in town, opening up PC gaming to those who had console money but couldn’t afford a traditional gaming rig at all. That’s not quite what’s happening here. Valve explains that it’s not subsidizing the Steam Machine because of its “beliefs about how healthy ecosystems are built.” Sure, but that means with the Steam Machine you’re paying normal PC prices, instead of what you’d pay for a console. I still think this package is special and is an incredible deal — if you plan to use it as a PC and not just a game console. I wish it existed back when I went off to college and needed a compact setup for work and play in my dorm room. You won’t hear me say that you should “wait and see” what the PS6 and Xbox “Project Helix” are like this time around. RAMageddon has made the future of game consoles impossible to predict. Word is Sony has pushed back its plans to 2028 or even 2029, while Microsoft is rethinking the entire console business. While the memory crisis might have impacted Valve’s price, it’s not like next-gen game consoles will surpass it very soon. If you do want a Steam Machine this year as Valve works out the kinks, don’t hesitate to sign up for a chance to reserve one. Valve tells us it was only able to secure around two-thirds of its planned stockpile due to component shortages so far. Even at this price, I expect them to sell out fast.

Canicule : 35°C dans le mĂ©tro, 34°C dans le RER B
 À Paris, les usagers des transports en mode survie Le Parisien

June 22, 2026, 4:55 p.m.

Canicule : 35°C dans le mĂ©tro, 34°C dans le RER B
 À Paris, les usagers des transports en mode survie

Canicule à Paris : la mairie du Xe offre des places de cinéma gratuites pour profiter de la climatisation Le Parisien

June 22, 2026, 4:55 p.m.

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What is the Heat Dome Causing Europe’s Record Temperatures?
What is the Heat Dome Causing Europe’s Record Temperatures? NYTimes world

June 22, 2026, 4:47 p.m.

Heat and Heat Waves Global Warming Weather

Heat domes happen all over the world, and the one over Europe this week is locking in days of near-record highs across Britain, Spain and France.

RingConn’s Lord of the Rings promotion assumes smart ring wearers want to be like Gollum The Verge

June 22, 2026, 4:39 p.m.

Entertainment Gadgets News

Smart ring maker RingConn’s marketing copy says Lord of the Rings’ “enduring narrative highlights a simple but powerful idea: that meaningful transformation often begins with the choices we make each day. RingConn embraces a similar philosophy, believing that lasting change begins with everyday awareness and small, intentional decisions.” RingConn’s Lord of the Rings promotion assumes smart ring wearers want to be like Gollum RingConn’s 25th anniversary LOTR collaboration ties its smart ring to a themed charging pouch and digital movie codes. RingConn’s 25th anniversary LOTR collaboration ties its smart ring to a themed charging pouch and digital movie codes. Of course, the “intentional decisions” Frodo makes in Lord of the Rings include specifically not wearing the One Ring and (spoiler alert) tossing it into a volcano. That’s not the idea behind RingConn’s smart rings — much like Gollum, you’re supposed to wear them 24/7. The Verge’s Victoria Song notes that RingConn’s Gen 2 Air has a great battery life, “around eight to nine days,” so at least you won’t have to charge it often if you want to track your vitals on the way to Mordor. But, if wearing the ring of power sounds like a good pitch to you, then starting June 27th, the first 3,500 purchases of the RingConn Gen 3 in the US will include a Lord of the Rings-themed charging case pouch, and anyone after that can expect digital movie codes.

AMD releases FSR 4.1 upscaling for older graphics cards The Verge

June 22, 2026, 4:37 p.m.

AMD Entertainment Gaming

AMD is officially launching FSR Upscaling 4.1 for Radeon RX 7000-series GPUs today. The update means that computers with those older graphics cards, which use the RDNA 3 graphics architecture, will be able to see improvements like better image quality and smoother gameplay in their games. AMD releases FSR 4.1 upscaling for older graphics cards Support for the upscaling tech is also in development for RDNA APUs. Support for the upscaling tech is also in development for RDNA APUs. AMD had promised in May that it would be bringing support for FSR 4.1 to the RX 7000 series GPUs — though at the time, it said that support would arrive in July, so AMD is a little ahead of schedule. AMD is also planning to bring FSR 4.1 to RDNA 3 APUs; AMD’s Jack Huynh says that the company is “developing lightweight machine learning models to bring FSR 4.1 to even more devices.” The company is also set to bring FSR 4.1 to RDNA 2 cards at some point in early 2027. FSR 4.1 is already available in more than 300 games, according to Huynh. And more are on the way: alongside today’s news, AMD announced that FSR 4.1 will be supported in Doom: The Dark Ages Revelations, which launches on July 7th, and Assassin’s Creed Black Flag Resynced, which releases on July 9th.

« La FĂȘte de la musique, for sure » : depuis l’ÉlysĂ©e, Emmanuel Macron s’ambiance sur un remix de DJ Bens Le Parisien

June 22, 2026, 4:35 p.m.

« La FĂȘte de la musique, for sure » : depuis l’ÉlysĂ©e, Emmanuel Macron s’ambiance sur un remix de DJ Bens

Bienvenue en Trumpie latine : du Salvador à la Colombie, comment le continent bascule à droite Le Parisien

June 22, 2026, 4:35 p.m.

Bienvenue en Trumpie latine : du Salvador à la Colombie, comment le continent bascule à droite

Coupe du monde 2026 : le classement en temps réel des meilleurs troisiÚmes Le Parisien

June 22, 2026, 4:31 p.m.

Coupe du monde 2026 : le classement en temps réel des meilleurs troisiÚmes

Vance Says Iran Will Allow Nuclear Watchdog to Restart Inspections
Vance Says Iran Will Allow Nuclear Watchdog to Restart Inspections NYTimes world

June 22, 2026, 4:29 p.m.

International Relations US and Israeli Attack on Iran (2026) War and Armed Conflicts

Vice President JD Vance said Iran had agreed to invite experts from the U.N. agency to resume operations in the country. Tehran and the nuclear watchdog have not commented.

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