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Greg Brockman interview [video]

In this interview, Greg Brockman, co-founder and President of OpenAI, discusses the development and implications of AI technologies like ChatGPT. He shares insights into OpenAI's mission, the challeng...

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Microsoft open-sources "the earliest DOS source code discovered to date"

Microsoft has open-sourced the earliest known version of DOS source code, dating back to 1983, providing valuable historical insight into the operating system that helped launch the personal computer ...

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Scammers are abusing an internal Microsoft account to send spam links

Scammers have been exploiting an internal Microsoft account system to send spam links, bypassing traditional email security measures. The abuse involves using Microsoft's own infrastructure to distrib...

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How my minimal, memory-safe Go rsync steers clear of vulnerabilities

The article discusses a minimal, memory-safe implementation of rsync written in Go (gokrazy/rsync) and its resilience against 12 known rsync vulnerabilities from 2025-2026. The author analyzes whether...

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Flatpak will depend on systemd

Flatpak is planning a major rewrite called Flatpak Next or 2.0 that will make systemd a dependency, marking a significant shift from its current init-agnostic approach. This change could impact distri...

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Hackers are learning to exploit chatbot ‘personalities’

The article discusses how hackers are finding new ways to exploit AI chatbot 'personalities' through jailbreaking techniques. It highlights the evolving nature of AI security vulnerabilities, where si...

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CBP Directive 3340-049B: Border Search of Electronic Devices

The U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) has issued Directive 3340-049B, which outlines the procedures for searching electronic devices at U.S. borders. The directive covers the search, review, re...

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Migrating from Go to Rust

The article provides a comprehensive guide for developers looking to migrate from Go to Rust, covering key differences in syntax, memory management, and concurrency models between the two languages. I...

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Australia Four-Day Work Week Study Data Shows Boosted Productivity

A study in Australia demonstrates that a four-day work week can increase productivity while maintaining work-life balance. The research shows employees reported higher job satisfaction and reduced str...

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Why is Vivado 2026.1 dropping Linux support for free tier?

AMD's Vivado 2026.1 will drop Linux support for its free tier, requiring users to either use Windows or purchase a paid license for Linux access. This change has sparked significant discussion in the ...

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From AFSK to Goertzel

The article details the technical journey of implementing Bell 202 AFSK demodulation for 1200 baud packet radio on embedded systems, focusing on the Goertzel algorithm as an efficient alternative to t...

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What is Storygraph and why does it matter for Kobo?

Kobo has integrated with StoryGraph, a book tracking platform, allowing users to sync their reading data automatically. This partnership enhances Kobo's position as an alternative to Amazon's ecosyste...

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Mastering Dyalog APL

The article introduces 'Mastering Dyalog APL', a comprehensive guide to learning the APL programming language using the Dyalog dialect. The book covers fundamental concepts, practical applications, an...

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omarchy is not a distro

The article critiques 'omarchy', a project by DHH (David Heinemeier Hansson), arguing it's not a true Linux distribution but rather Arch Linux with personal dotfiles. The author questions the project'...

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libwce: the entropy layer of a wavelet codec, on its own

The article introduces libwce, a minimal implementation of the entropy layer for wavelet-based image codecs, focusing on Bit-Plane Count (BPC) coding similar to JPEG XS. The library is implemented in ...

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fht-compositor: A dynamic tiling Wayland compositor

fht-compositor is a new dynamic tiling Wayland compositor that brings the efficient window management model of X11 window managers like dwm and xmonad to the Wayland ecosystem. Written in Rust, it fea...