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Outlook.com Is Quietly Rejecting Email from Domains Without DMARC

Microsoft/Outlook.com is quietly beginning to reject emails from domains that do not have a valid DMARC record configured. This move aligns with Microsoft's ongoing push to enforce email authenticatio...

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Goodbye Claude, hello Pi

The author transitioned away from Claude AI to Pi, a newer conversational interface model that prioritizes natural dialogue and creative exploration over structured productivity tools. The piece refle...

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Llama-modchip: 284B DeepSeek on 64GB RAM, no GPU

A GitHub project called llama-modchip demonstrates running a 284B-parameter DeepSeek model on just 64GB of RAM without requiring a GPU. The approach generated significant attention on HackerNews with ...

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systemd loves Rust

systemd has merged Rust support, allowing developers to write individual binaries in Rust while keeping the core libsystemd-shared.so in C. The project draws parallels to Rust's Linux kernel adoption ...

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Virtualized Redox: from Virtio-FS to Cloud Hypervisor, and beyond

Redox OS developer MJ Pooladkhay has merged a Virtio-FS driver into the main repository and successfully booted Redox as a guest on Cloud Hypervisor without legacy PC hardware dependencies. The work i...

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Physicists listened to electrical noise to crack a superconductor mystery

Physicists used electrical noise analysis to investigate the pseudogap phenomenon in cuprate superconductors, a key mystery behind high-temperature superconductivity that has puzzled researchers for n...

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Apple is racing to make Siri more agentic

Apple is pushing to accelerate its Siri roadmap to build a powerful AI agent capable of competing with rivals like OpenAI's Dots and Meta's Muse. Upcoming updates will grant Siri fine-grained control ...

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Elvis and Eminem rights holders are suing Suno

Rights holders of Elvis Presley's music and publishers of Eminem's recordings are suing AI music platform Suno, alleging it illegally generates tracks that clone their artists' voices and styles. The ...

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Goldman Sachs is pulling Claude Code from its bankers and traders

Goldman Sachs has reportedly pulled Claude Code — Anthropic's agentic coding tool — away from its bankers and traders after some internal experimentation. The move signals that even sophisticated earl...

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Optimizing reference deletions in Git

The article examines the limitations of Git's files-based reference backend and how individual loose ref files become problematic at scale—citing GitLab's 15M+ references. It discusses packed refs as ...

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Epic Games Launcher is coming to SteamOS

Epic Games has confirmed that its new Epic Games Launcher will support SteamOS alongside other Linux distributions including Fedora, CachyOS, and Garuda Linux. The launcher remains in preview as the c...

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Chatbots might be coming to Apple’s HomeView

Code discovered in the iOS 27.3 beta reveals Apple may be adding chatbot support to its HomeView smart home hub through a new "Conversational Apps" category. The update also introduces bidirectional a...

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parse_number() as a SQLite extension: C vs Rust

Simon Willison benchmarked four implementations of a parse_number() SQLite extension in C vs Rust, finding an optimized custom C parser at 19 ns/row—about twice as fast as Rust versions. All implement...

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How I Fight AI Brain Fry

A personal essay on strategies to combat mental fatigue caused by excessive reliance on AI tools. The author shares practical techniques for maintaining cognitive clarity and productivity while workin...

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Unattended reboots with encrypted disks

Julio Merino introduces ZKeys, a managed service that stores disk encryption passphrases off-site while allowing automatic unattended reboots. Client machines fetch keys from the service and maintain ...

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NetBSD 11 desktop on a Raspberry Pi 4

The author shares a step-by-step guide for installing NetBSD 11 as a desktop OS on a Raspberry Pi 4 after freeing up their Pi by moving to a VPS. The guide covers downloading the arm64 image, flashing...

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How to prove equations using diagrams, part 3

This blog post extends the initial functor semantics for equational reasoning from bare categories to categories with finite products, showing that the formalism requires only a minor modification—ask...

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Hacking the T-Mobile Sidekick, 20 Years Too Late

An enthusiast found the archived DangerOS SDK and decompiled it using JADX, revealing how the T-Mobile Sidekick operated as a cloud-dependent thin client. They explored bypassing the device's code-sig...

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PHP2Shell — Deep Dive

A researcher publishes an in-depth technical analysis of PHP2Shell vulnerabilities, walking through the internals of how PHP exploits work. The author aims to make low-level memory exploitation concep...

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Apps to distract you from the endless cycle of doomscrolling

TechCrunch highlights apps designed to help users break out of doomscrolling habits by redirecting attention toward more engaging and productive content. These tools reflect growing interest in digita...

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There’s no slowing down media’s pivot-to-video 2.0

Media companies are entering a second wave of video investment, building on strategies pioneered over a decade ago when publications poured resources into social media video efforts to reach larger au...

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Will you buy the Pocketbook Q e-reader?

The PocketBook Q is a compact, distraction-free e-reader featuring a crisp 300 PPI display and physical page-turn buttons. However, its Linux-based OS limits users from installing third-party apps lik...