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Friday November 21, 2025. 03:40 PM
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman told colleagues last month that Google's recent progress in AI could 'create some temporary economic headwinds for our company,' though he added that OpenAI would emerge ahead, The Information reports [non-paywalled source]. From the report: After...
We’re testing the gadgets that keep showing up in our feeds. Here's what deserves the hype—and would make awesome presents.
Fascist cosplay enthusiast Gregory Bovino rolled into Chicago with a federal badge, a tear gas stash, and apparently zero concern for reality. A judge just handed him a 233‑page roast calling him evasive, violent, and wildly dishonest, nearly incapable of telling the...
Mar-a-lago face is the face that Donald Trump likes, and getting the surgery is popular with MAGA women wanting to signal submission to him and conformity to the movement. Surgeons are 'wrestling' with these requests, a polite way of saying they don't want to turn people...
The Posha and the Thermomix TM7 are the closest things to a home robot chef that mere mortals can afford. The catch is that you’re the prep cook.
This statement by Karoline 'The Mouth of Moron' Leavitt once again demonstrates that she is clearly a horrible human being. Misogyny and boorishness probably do play a large part in Trump's re-election, but wow. Leavitt is the White House's chief interface with the press,...
An anonymous reader shares a report: 'In the 2024-2025 school year, homeschooling continued to grow across the United States, increasing at an average rate of 5.4%,' Angela Watson of the Johns Hopkins University School of Education's Homeschool Hub wrote earlier this month....
Prosecutors say front companies, falsified paperwork, and overseas drop points used to dodge US export rules Four people have been charged in the US with plotting to funnel restricted Nvidia AI chips into China, allegedly relying on shell firms, fake invoices, and covert...
Redmond dusts off Infocom's classic text adventures and puts the originals into public hands Microsoft developer boss Scott Hanselman saved the company's Ignite shindig this week by unveiling the source code for Zork I-III, all available under the MIT license.…
Storing credentials safely and securely is the real trick It's important to have your login in hand, literally. Zi Teng Wang, a magician who implanted an RFID chip in his appendage, has admitted losing access to it because he forgot the password.…
UK cops trace street-level crime to sanctions-busting networks tied to Moscow's war economy On Christmas Day 2024, a Russian-linked laundering network bought itself a very special present: a controlling stake in a Kyrgyzstan bank, later used to wash cybercrime profits and...
An anonymous reader quotes a report from Ars Technica: Some Dell and HP laptop owners have been befuddled by their machines' inability to play HEVC/H.265 content in web browsers, despite their machines' processors having integrated decoding support. Laptops with...
Leonard Leslie Brooke became one of England's most celebrated children's book illustrators despite a devastating setback: typhoid fever contracted while traveling in Italy left him permanently deaf as a young man. Born in Birkenhead in 1862, Brooke studied at the Royal...
These cow-replacing machines turn nuts, oats, and other plants into milk quickly, easily, and automatically.
A Canadian librarian spent five years fighting a lawsuit and burned through his life savings ten times over for doing something millions do every day: clicking the 'share' button on YouTube videos. Ian Linkletter's nightmare began in 2020 when he tweeted links to seven...
EFF wants to know if citizens had their First Amendment rights violated The Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) is suing two government departments to understand how they compelled tech companies to remove ICE-tracking apps and websites from their platforms.…
New research from online protection company Malwarebytes exposes how social media and online marketplaces have become hotbeds for holiday shopping scams. It finds that 51 percent of people encounter scams on social media weekly while an unlucky 27 percent meet scams daily....
In 1982, Carnegie Mellon University professor Scott Fahlman suggested using:-) for humorous comments after his colleagues took a joke about mercury seriously.
NordPass is swift and packed with features, but the lack of support for TOTP code storage puts it slightly behind the competition.
The Coast Guard scrambled to reverse a policy change that would have reclassified swastikas and nooses as merely 'potentially divisive' rather than hate symbols — but only after The Washington Post exposed it. According to Time, the Post reported Thursday that updated...
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