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Sunday May 18, 2025. 02:02 PM
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A new YouTube tool will let advertisers use Google's Gemini AI model to target ads to viewers when they're most engaged, reports CNBC: Peak Points has the potential to enable more impressions and a higher click-through rate on YouTube, a primary metric that determines how...
I spent a week recreating recipes from HelloFresh and Blue Apron in the supermarket. The numbers don’t tell the whole story.
The company behind the Signal clone used by at least one Trump administration official was breached earlier this month. The hacker says they got in thanks to a basic misconfiguration.
An unusual solution to increase cabin headroom has resulted in a singular EV design, but is it solving a problem that didn’t need fixing?
It matters for everyone, because we'll all be disabled one day Global Accessibility Awareness Day Accessibility matters to everyone. If you think it doesn't: it will. Apple builds in some pretty good tools, and they're getting better. Here's why it's important.…
The 6.14.7, 6.12.29, 6.6.91, 6.1.139, and 5.15.183 stable kernel updates have been released; each contains another set of important fixes.
Last August a Microsoft security update broke dual-booting Windows 11 and Linux systems, remembers the blog Neowin. Distros like Debian, Ubuntu, Linux Mint, Zorin OS, and Puppy Linux were all affected, and 'a couple of days later, Microsoft provided a slightly lengthy...
Rob Bredow, the Senior Vice President of Creative Innovation, Digital Production & Technology at Lucasfilm, has a TED talk about the future of filmmaking, and yikes. If he intended to quell the fears that fans have about the use of artificial intelligence in movies, he...
ICE Barbie Kristi Noem is at it again – or at least the department under her stewardship is, unfortunately. Amidst the Trump administration's monstrous handling of immigration issues, suffering as a spectacle has repeatedly been a favored tactic. As long as it's an outgroup,...
Amazon's AWS Labs has created LLRT an experimental, lightweight JavaScript runtime designed to address the growing demand for fast and efficient serverless applications. Slashdot reader BitterEpic wants to know what you think of it: Traditional JavaScript runtimes like...
An anonymous reader shared this report from Ars Technica: Nextcloud, a host-your-own cloud platform that wants to help you 'regain control over your data,' has had to tell its Android-using customers for months now that they cannot upload files from their phone to their own...
'The world has changed,' writes Stack Overflow's blog. 'Fast. Artificial intelligence is reshaping how we build, learn, and solve problems. Software development looks dramatically different than it did even a few years ago — and the pace of change is only accelerating.' And...
Saturday May 17, 2025. 11:34 PM
An anonymous reader shared this report from CRN: CPU-tracking firm Mercury Research reported on Thursday that Intel's x86 CPU market share grew 0.3 points sequentially to 75.6 percent against AMD's 24.4 percent in the first quarter. However, AMD managed to increase its...
TL;DR: Learn anything about almost everything when you get lifetime access to thousands of documentaries from Curiosity Stream for just $149.97. After a long day of work, sometimes you just want to sit back and relax with something mindless on in the background while you...
'The altruistic OpenAI is gone, if it ever existed,' argues a new article in the Atlantic, based on interviews with more than 90 current and former employees, including executives. It notes that shortly before Altman's ouster (and rehiring) he was 'seemingly trying to...
An anonymous reader shared this report from The Hill: A new study indicates the debilitating 'brain fog' suffered by millions of long COVID patients is linked to changes in the brain, including inflammation and an impaired ability to rewire itself following COVID-19...
Debian just got a fresh update with version 12.11, the eleventh point release for “bookworm.” You might be thinking, “How many point releases can one operating system have?” But unlike Windows 11, which can feel like it’s constantly changing things nobody asked...
'Researchers are seeking a breakthrough in technologies to tackle PFAS contamination,' reports the Washington Post — including experiments with ultraviolet light, plasma and sound waves: 'We're in a good spot,' said Christopher Higgins, a professor of civil and environmental...
A Curl contributor replaced an ASCII letter with a Unicode alternative in a pull request, writes Curl lead developer/founder Daniel Stenberg. And not a single human reviewer on the team (or any of their CI jobs) noticed. The change 'looked identical to the ASCII version, so...
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