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mercredi 8 octobre 2025, 17:24
TikTok influencer Amine Mojito was sentenced to twelve months in prison with six months suspended for filming fake needle attacks on strangers. The 27-year-old was convicted of 'violence with a weapon not resulting in incapacity to work,' as reported in Libération. — Read...
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TL;DR: Warp-free, stain-free, and built to last forever, get the Taima Pure Titanium Cutting Board V2 for just $49:99 — your body, knives, and wallet will thank you later. Let's skip the flowery talk — titanium cutting boards are in a league of their own. — Read the...
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Do you remember the Google Jam Board? No? I didn't think so. It was, in essence, a smart whiteboard of the type that was popular in the mid-2010s, but because it was Google that manufactured it, it came with a four-figure price tag and a monthly subscription required for its ...
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Eric Garibay drove over 12 hours from El Paso to Provo, Utah for a chance at a Border Patrol career. Speaking in Spanish to NPR reporters at a recent Department of Homeland Security recruitment fair, the current immigration detention officer acknowledged the emotional weight ...
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Ikea published an online archive of every catalog since 1950, with a search engine and PDF downloads of each. Pictured below is the cover of the 1968 edition; you can't get the Fåtölj in red leather anymore, but it's still sold as the Havberg nearly 60 years on. — Read the...
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There truly is no predicting what unlikely indie smash hit the larger Internet will latch onto next. Last month, it was bugs doing Dark Souls. The month before that, it was climbing mountains and eating your friends. This month, the new hotness seems to be Megabonk, a...
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Bob Ross, famous for his hair, his brushwork and his happy little trees, is rarely to be found at auction houses despite the vast number of canvases he generated producing The Joy of Painting for PBS. The warehouse owner plans to let some go, though, to help public...
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A new survey of 1,200 software engineers and technology leaders finds that only 33 percent of engineers strongly agree that they spend the majority of their time on work that energizes them. They spend just 16 percent of their week building features, despite 93 percent...
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This compilation of sneezing dogs makes me guffaw. If you need a chuckle today, definitely go check it out. We Rate Dogs (one of my favorite animal social media accounts) found videos of ten amazing dogs experiencing their absolute best sneezes — somehow as you go...
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Synology specializes in network-attached storage (NAS), power-efficient computers loaded with big drives most often used to share media on local networks. It decided to impose upon its very nerdy customer base a requirement that they use Synology's own hard drives. This did...
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A shortage of skilled cyber professionals is leading to critical security roles being unfilled at a time when they are needed most, according to a new skills gap report from Fortinet. Organizations are turning increasingly to AI to strengthen their cybersecurity postures and ...
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Security updates have been issued by Fedora (apptainer, civetweb, mod_http2, openssl, pandoc, and pandoc-cli), Oracle (kernel), Red Hat (gstreamer1-plugins-bad-free, iputils, kernel, open-vm-tools, and podman), SUSE (cairo, firefox, ghostscript, gimp, gstreamer-plugins-rs,...
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Oni Press has picked up Dave Baker's Halloween Boy, the self-published underground series that's been steadily building a devoted following. The first hardcover volume, Halloween Boy Vol. 1: Last of the Halloween Boys, will be out May 26, 2026, collecting the first five...
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A new report exposes a disconnect between rapid API adoption and immature security practices, which threatens the success of critical AI and automation initiatives. The study from Salt Security, based on responses from over 380 professionals tasked with managing APIs, finds...
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A breakdown in AI governance at Deloitte Australia has forced the consulting giant to refund part of an AU$440,000 (US$290,000) government contract after AI-generated fabrications were included in a final report, exposing vulnerabilities that analysts said are symptomatic of ...
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When a government agency steals your design style or a concert promoter ghosts you on a $50 Megadeth poster payment, what's your next move? Raymond Biesinger, veteran illustrator for The New York Times and The New Yorker, transforms two decades of these professional...
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China's internet censors are targeting more than just political dissent — they're now going after bad vibes. A new campaign is purging social media of content that spreads 'excessively pessimistic sentiment' or promotes ideas like 'hard work is useless,' as reported in The ...
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Google has rolled out new upgrades to Opal, its low-code AI-based application builder, aimed at significantly improving debugging capabilities and its overall performance, as part of its push to streamline AI app development for non-experts. Opal, which was first introduced...
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A tech-savvy hobbyist turned a thrown-away vape pen into a working website host. Bogdan Ionescu, who collected old vapes mainly for their batteries, found something unexpected inside newer models: actual programmable computer chips rather than basic circuits. 'Instead of the ...
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Broad adoption of augmented and virtual reality (AR and VR) technologies remains at an early stage, but many businesses are already seeing value in the systems they’ve rolled out: immersive training for frontline employees, for example, or engineers who can collaborate ...
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