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Monday December 29, 2025. 04:49 PM
When you’re scanning social media for robot news every day, you start to get to know the typical robotics comment-section script by heart: Robot does something flashy → everyone says “cool, now wash the dishes.” Robot tries to wash the dishes → everyone says...
Nate Graham looks back at how 2025 went for the KDE project. Today Plasma is the default desktop environment in a bunch of the hottest new gaming-focused distros, including Bazzite, CachyOS, Garuda, Nobara, and of course SteamOS on Valve's gaming devices. Fedora's Plasma...
The world's largest hotel chains are aggressively pushing customers toward direct bookings as they brace for a future where AI 'agents' could reshape how travelers find and reserve rooms. Marriott, Hilton, Hyatt and Wyndham have all expanded their loyalty programs and perks...
LangChain AI Vulnerability Exposes Millions of Apps Millions of AI apps trust LangChain to handle sensitive data. That trust just took a serious hit. A critical security flaw has struck LangChain, one of the most widely used AI frameworks in the world, exposing millions of...
LG has announced a new premium gaming monitor brand called UltraGear, and the lineup's headline feature is what the company claims is the world's first 5K AI upscaling technology -- an on-device solution that analyzes and enhances content in real time before it reaches the...
Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 disappeared from radar on 8 March, 2014, while heading from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing. It turned sharply to head out to sea, its transponder went dark, and neither it nor the 239 passengers and crew aboard were ever seen again. — Read the rest ...
Security updates have been issued by Debian (kodi, pgbouncer, and rails), Fedora (duc, fluidsynth, gdu, singularity-ce, and tkimg), Slackware (vim), and SUSE (buildah, duc, gnutls, python39, qemu, and webkit2gtk3).
The world's largest accounting body is to stop students being allowed to take exams remotely to crack down on a rise in cheating on tests that underpin professional qualifications. From a report: The Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA), which has almost...
For years, visitors to Munich's English Garden have enjoyed surfing a permanent 3ft wave in the Eisbach river created by accumulated sediment. After workers cleaned up the bed, the wave dissipated, dismaying surfers and spectators. An underwater beam soon appeared,...
A fun diversion for retro gaming on the Nintendo Switch 2—if you can stand to look at it.
Long-time Slashdot reader destinyland writes: What's the stupidest use of AI you encountered in 2025? Have you been called by AI telemarketers? Forced to do job interviews with a glitching AI? With all this talk of 'disruption' and 'inevitability,' this is our chance to have ...
20 years, multiple delays, and millions of dollars later, FI$Cal is live – mostly Since 2005, YouTube has gone from launching its first website to serving up more than 100,000 years' worth of video content every day. During the same period, the State of California has gone ...
Cordless, handheld, robot, and traditional—we tested them all to find the vacuum that’s fantastic for fur.
From university breaches to cyberattacks that shut down whole supply chains, these were the worst cybersecurity incidents of the year.
From the classic body pillow to unique shapes for optimal limb support, we tested a wide range of body pillows designed for side sleepers.
MiniTool has released Screen Recorder 1.0, a free screen recording tool for Windows designed to handle basic screen, audio, and webcam recording tasks without watermarks or time limits. The app offers a limited but familiar set of features rather than advanced tools or...
The React 19 library for building application interfaces was hit with a remote code vulnerability, React2Shell, about a month ago. However, as researchers delve deeper into the bug, the larger picture gradually unravels. The vulnerability enables unauthenticated remote...
Privacy may be dead, but civilians are turning conventional wisdom on its head by surveilling the cops as much as the cops surveil them.
As modern technologies such as artificial intelligence grab today’s headlines, it’s worth remembering that their foundations were being laid more than half a century ago by computer scientists, philosophers, psychologists, developers, entrepreneurs, and more. These...
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