When the intense summer sun pounds down, it can make any of cars feel like a furnace. On the inside could get scorching, while the outer world is surprisingly refreshing by comparison. This heat isn’t just uncomfortable; it can wreak havoc on your car and pretty much anything stored in its interior. You’ve got items that can be damaged or transformed into hazards, just like towering bastions of risk. Knowing what things to keep out of your vehicle in this heat wave is not just smart; it’s downright wise for safety, health, and, hey, to keep your stuff lasting longer.

The current CPUs have tens of cores, and each core has to fight to run thousands of tasks effectively. Over the years, Linux has been using general purpose schedulers which provide fairness and throughput but at large scale services reveal their flaws. In 2025, Meta announced that it had switched to a surprisingly simple solution, which is a Linux scheduling method first created by Valve on the Steam Deck. By borrowing ideas from handheld gaming, Meta found a practical way to untangle messy CPU scheduling in its server fleet。