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mercredi 6 août 2025, 14:00
Seattle Police report they arrested an armed man who 'copulated' with a refridgerator at the Trader Joe's on East Madison St and then threatened to kill everyone in the store with a knife. Those are the 'cold hard facts,' writes an evidently delighted press officer. — Read...
OpenAI has released its first open-weight language models since GPT-2, marking a significant strategic shift as the company seeks to expand enterprise adoption through more flexible deployment options and reduced operational costs. The two new models — gpt-oss-120b and...
WhatsApp is now an essential communication tool for both personal and business use, and its popularity means that it is also a prime target for scammers. As such, the company has just announced the rollout of a new series of tools designed to help keep users informed and...
Microsoft has announced that it has plans to “truly open sourcing” WinUI, the user interface framework that is embedded in Windows. Although no specific timeframe has been mentioned, the company is “actively working toward it”. Pointing out that making the WinUI...
TypeScript 5.9, an update to Microsoft’s JavaScript superset with syntax for types, is now available as a production release. The new TypeScript release brings support for ECMAScript’s deferred module evaluation and a preview of expandable hovers for viewing variable...
Intel’s 18A process for its upcoming Panther Lake chips faces uncertainty over yields, fueling concerns about production readiness and possible ripple effects across the supply chain. The process introduces new transistor designs and a more efficient power delivery method, ...
Google has updated its managed database service — Spanner — with a new columnar engine to help enterprises run complex analytical queries on real-time transactional data for better decision-making. The update, currently in preview, will tackle a typical challenge that...
Historically, Microsoft seems cursed: It’s often early to big technological shifts, and it’s great at prototyping them. But then, after a hype-filled launch where Microsoft celebrates its lead, the company seems to lose interest — while competitors pull ahead and...
Setting your phone on silent sure ain’t what it used to be. If you’re among the smart and enlightened animals embracing Android and you’re rockin’ a device that’s been updated to the current Android 16 software, you’ve no doubt noticed a new series of options...
Vishing (voice phishing) attacks have surged by over 1,600 percent so far this year, partly driven by a rise in AI-driven deepfake voice scams. This is yet another way cybercriminals are seeking to impersonate those with access to company systems to disrupt organizations and ...
Back in March, I wrote about dependency injection. I explained why you should be injecting your dependencies instead of creating them on the fly. I argued that dependency injection was a great technique for decoupling your code. It is! We all seem to realize that coupled...
It already seems like I’ve been waiting too long for the AI coding tool I’m looking for; one that lets me go from idea to app, then keep refining as I go. I want a tool that lets me stay firmly in the realm of ideas while my application changes are magically manifested...
If you compile programs on Microsoft Windows to a binary, you may have noticed that the resulting binaries don’t always run on other machines—at least, not without Windows objecting. As a security measure, Windows can be configured to run only binaries that have been...
Stop what you're doing and marvel at the cinematic trainwreck currently achieving the impossible on Rotten Tomatoes: a perfect zero percent score. Not 'almost zero' — absolute zero, like the temperature at which all molecular motion stops. Which, coincidentally, is exactly ...
I thought Jim Acosta displayed real integrity when he made his grand exit from CNN to avoid giving in to Trump. It was a bold, brave move, and one that sent a clear message of defiance in a media landscape that so often toes the party line. — Read the rest The post Jim...
When two storms knocked out power to 90% of Houston last year, tech journalist Dwight Silverman decided it as time to buy back-up power. His article on portable power stations is worth reading if you want to keep your fridge and laptop working when the power goes out. — Read...
mardi 5 août 2025, 23:58
JetBrains is offering early access to Kineto, an AI-powered, no-code development platform intended to help anybody create professional or personal apps regardless of technical ability. Launched August 5, Kineto helps users create, deploy, and maintain ready-to-use websites...
TL;DR: Learn one of 56 languages with the scientifically proven spaced repetition technique from Qlango for only $31.97 (reg. $119.99) until Sep. 7 at 11:59 p.m. PT. Language learning is hard! Unless you live in a new country for half a decade, getting those vocab words and...
Glass Beach, Fort Bragg, is literally trash made pretty. From 1906 to 1967 the town used this stretch of coast as an open dump — people hurled bottles, appliances, whatever, over the cliff. For the next fifty-plus years the Pacific surf worked like a giant rock tumbler,...
The 2008 Orbiting Carbon Observatory and its 2014 replacement cost hundreds of millions of dollars to put in space and the data recorded is of such 'exceptional' quality that farmers use it to track their fields, optimize yields and predict droughts. — Read the rest The...
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