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Hacking Apple - SQL Injection to Remote Code Execution

Researchers from ProjectDiscovery discovered a critical SQL injection vulnerability in Apple's Book Travel portal, which was exploitable to achieve Remote Code Execution (RCE). The flaw originated fro...

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Unauthenticated RCE in Motorola's MR2600 Router

A researcher discovered an unauthenticated Remote Code Execution (RCE) vulnerability in the Motorola MR2600 router, allowing attackers to execute arbitrary code without credentials. The flaw stems fro...

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Irish datacenters now guzzle 23% of the country's electricity

Data centers in Ireland have reached a significant milestone by consuming 23% of the nation's total electricity supply, highlighting the intense energy demands of the growing digital infrastructure se...

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EF Core 11 makes your split queries faster

EF Core 11 optimizes split queries by removing unnecessary joins and order-by clauses from child entity queries when reference navigations are included. Previously, every collection query redundantly ...

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The shingles vaccine may reduce the risk of dementia

A recent study suggests that the shingles vaccine may significantly reduce the risk of developing dementia, highlighting a potential link between viral infections and neurodegenerative diseases. This ...

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I love LLMs, I hate hype

George Hotzman reflects on the current trajectory of large language models, acknowledging their genuine engineering achievements while sharply criticizing the excessive marketing and unrealistic expec...

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Old and new apps, via modern coding agents

This article explores how modern AI coding agents can bridge the gap between legacy software and contemporary development practices. It highlights the potential for these tools to maintain, refactor, ...

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Closing a three-year-old issue using Rust arenas

A core contributor to the Gleam programming language optimized its pretty printer by implementing Rust arenas, resolving a long-standing performance issue. This refactoring significantly increased for...

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How Philips Hue got the smart home right

This article analyzes why Philips Hue is considered the benchmark for successful smart home integration, highlighting its ability to make technology invisible while providing seamless control. It expl...

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The fight against AI data centers is just beginning

The article explores the growing local opposition to AI data center construction, tracing its roots back to early protests like those against Apple's 2015 facility in Ireland. It highlights how these ...

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Fable gets another bump

Anthropic has extended access to its Fable 5 model on Claude Max plans until July 19 due to compute constraints, while OpenAI simultaneously announces increased efficiency and removal of usage limits ...

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Who does Anubis actually stop?

The author critiques Anubis, a proof-of-work HTTP proxy used by Linux kernel mailing lists, arguing that it fails to stop sophisticated scrapers while disproportionately burdening human users and acce...

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In defense of not understanding your codebase

The author argues against the notion that developers must fully understand large-scale codebases, defending the practical approach of focusing on local areas within massive systems. This perspective c...

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Know thine enemy: A critical engagement with AI-assisted software development

This article offers a critical perspective on AI-assisted software development, urging developers to understand both the capabilities and limitations of these tools. It emphasizes the importance of ma...

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Data-directed programming in Haskell (SICP2.4.3)

The article explores implementing data-directed programming in Haskell as an alternative to tagged data dispatch, following Section 2.4.3 of SICP. It addresses the maintainability issues of adding new...

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Today I Rescued 7,234 Old GIFs

The author details the technical challenge of archiving 7,234 GIF icons from a 1990s website that uses server-side imagemaps instead of standard hyperlinks. By analyzing the HTML structure and underst...

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Reed Jobs would rather talk about curing cancer than his last name

Reed Jobs' venture firm, Yosemite, has expanded significantly since its inception, now employing 17 people and integrating AI into its biotech strategy. The firm is capitalizing on a unique market opp...

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Less is more with the Oura Ring 5

The Verge reviews the Oura Ring 5, positioning it as the best smart ring for casual health tracking but advising current users not to upgrade due to the recent release of the Ring 4. It suggests the d...

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sqlite-utils 4.1

sqlite-utils 4.1 introduces minor enhancements including support for inline Python code in insert/upsert commands, explicit type overriding for columns, and a new method to drop indexes by name. It al...

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Hisense A10 is a new E INK phone with a detachable rear display

Hisense has officially revealed the A10, a dual-display e-ink smartphone featuring a unique magnetic and detachable rear screen. This design distinguishes it from competitors like the Bigme Hibreak Du...

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An Agent in 100 Lines of Lisp

The author explores whether Lisp is suitable for building modern AI agents by implementing a functional agent loop in just 100 lines of code. This experiment revisits the historical connection between...