Sport
How a fight like Makhachev vs Garry is actually scored
Garry made the champion look human for the first time in years and still lost four of five rounds on two scorecards. That is not a robbery — it is what the criteria say, and almost nobody reads them in order.
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The complete VJOURNAL issue, ordered by editorial signal and publication date.
AI
GPT-6 Astra: what it can do, what access really means, and when it is worth using
GPT-6 Astra is a high-capability OpenAI model for reasoning, coding, computer use, research and document creation, but practical value depends on integration, permissions, task design and total workflow cost.
AI
Claude Fable 5.1: what changed, how cache pricing works, and a safer migration plan
Released September 1, Claude Fable 5.1 targets difficult reasoning, coding, research and document work. The headline cache reduction applies to eligible reads only, while migration details can break old conversation flows.
AI
Gemini 3.8 Flash and Flash Cyber: access, temporary pricing, and a sensible pilot
Google announced Gemini 3.8 Flash and the restricted Flash Cyber on September 2. Flash is positioned as a coding, agentic and reasoning workhorse, but token use on difficult tasks still belongs in the budget.
AI
Lyria 3.5 in Gemini: AI music features and a practical production guide
Google announced Lyria 3.5 on September 4 with claimed improvements to vocals and arrangements. The useful question is how to brief, compare and approve outputs without assuming pricing, rights or exclusivity.
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AI
Mistral Agentic Search: where it improves document retrieval and where ordinary RAG still wins
Mistral Agentic Search is an orchestration layer over retrieval rather than a new general frontier model. Its value appears when a question requires multiple document-navigation steps; simpler retrieval can still be the better choice.
People
Islam Makhachev after UFC 330: the champion who controls the terms
Makhachev's first welterweight title defense was not effortless, which made it more revealing: when the striking became competitive, he returned to the part of the fight he could govern.
People
Ian Machado Garry after UFC 330: the challenger who made the champion adjust
Garry did not leave Philadelphia with the belt, but he showed the division a repeatable problem: length, patience and clean middle-round striking can force Makhachev away from cruise control.
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Company News
Why pages are not indexed: an audit of our own 3310 addresses
Only 738 pages of 3310 were indexed. We opened the Search Console report, sorted the remainder into ten reasons, and found that 43% of the sitemap went to a section Google refused to crawl.
Company News
Website builder or custom code: when a site is worth moving
People leave website builders not because they want something prettier. Here are the three real ceilings, five signs you have hit one, and the part of the migration bill that articles usually leave out.
Company News
Why a website brings no enquiries: four links, and the form is last
When enquiries stop, the form gets fixed first. It is least often at fault. We walk the four links of the chain in order, using our own figures, where 969 impressions of 1193 returned exactly zero clicks.
Company News
How to write a website brief: eight points instead of forty pages
Half of a typical brief is filled with things that earn nothing: technology choices and design described in adjectives. Here are the eight points that matter and the three places where schedules actually slip.
Company News
How to choose a web development agency: twelve questions before signing
Three proposals for one project arrive with a fourfold spread, and greed is not the reason. Twelve questions worth asking before you sign, and a way to reduce incomparable quotes to a single shape.
Company News
Website development timeline: what it is made of and where it slips
A developer counts their own work and not your approvals, text and access credentials — which is about half the project. What a timeline is actually made of, and what can genuinely be sped up.
Company News
What to do after a website launch: a calendar for the first thirty days
The first month after launch is the most informative and the riskiest. Six checks for day one, what appears in the search console and when, and where normal fluctuation ends and a fault begins.
Company News
Session recordings and heatmaps: what they show and what they do not
A report says eighty per cent leave this page. A recording shows how they leave — and from that an edit follows on its own. How to watch recordings properly and where click maps mislead.
Company News
Writing a service page: what to say and in what order
Someone on a service page is deciding three things: do you do what they need, roughly what does it cost, and can you be believed. Years in the market come later. Here is the order that answers in sequence.
Company News
Landing page or multi-page website: how to choose without overpaying
The question sounds like a choice of size but is really a choice between two different jobs. Where a landing page wins, where it loses, and why in practice a hybrid is more often what you need.
Company News
Which Automation Pays for Itself First: Reading a Price List by Hours Saved Instead of Hours Billed
Automation is the one purchase where the cheapest item is often the best investment and the most expensive is often the most urgent. Sorting the catalogue by price answers the wrong question; sorting it by payback answers the right one.
Company News
Nine AI Systems a Business Can Actually Buy: What Each One Replaces and the Question That Kills a Bad Purchase
Every AI purchase looks like buying intelligence and is actually buying throughput on one narrow task. Nine systems, nine different tasks, and one question that separates the ones that pay from the ones that sit unused.
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