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55 votes
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Allbirds announces pivot from running shoes to AI compute; stock surged over 700%
51 votes -
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman’s home targeted with molotov cocktail
75 votes -
You can finally change the goofy Gmail address you chose years ago
48 votes -
Hank and Bernie talk about AI (for real)
14 votes -
Sam Altman may control our future—can he be trusted?
30 votes -
Software job openings surge this year, defying AI fears
29 votes -
Nearly half of the US data centers planned for 2026 are getting delayed or canceled because nobody stockpiled enough transformers and circuit breakers
49 votes -
Proton Meet isn't what they told you it was
25 votes -
Professors are designing AI apps meant to help students think through problems
10 votes -
US Federal Communications Commission bans imports of new foreign-made routers, citing security concerns
58 votes -
Elon Musk found liable to Twitter shareholders in fraud lawsuit over $44 billion takeover
33 votes -
What do you think about putting your driver's license in your digital wallet?
I forgot my driver's license today but had my phone with me. I remembered seeing stories that google and apple both allow these (for some states) in the digital wallet. Before doing this, I...
I forgot my driver's license today but had my phone with me. I remembered seeing stories that google and apple both allow these (for some states) in the digital wallet.
Before doing this, I thought I would ask people here to weigh in on whether it is a good idea. Is it considered secure? Is it going to cause me more privacy issues than a physical card in my wallet?
This is also related to recent discussions about online age verification.
This is a related Tildes post from last year: Google Wallet adds age verification and more government ID support
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Consider the pigeon, a surprisingly capable technology (2019)
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Proton Mail helped US FBI unmask anonymous ‘Stop Cop City’ protester
63 votes -
Casino AI misidentifies man; Reno cops arrest and prosecute him anyway
20 votes -
Iran-backed hackers claim wiper attack on medtech firm Stryker
21 votes -
Inside Anthropic’s killer-robot dispute with the US Pentagon
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Palantir sues Swiss magazine for accurately reporting that the Swiss government didn’t want Palantir
38 votes -
Anthropic rejects latest US Pentagon offer: ‘We cannot in good conscience accede to their request’
61 votes -
Breaking Free - The Norwegian Consumers Council report on enshittification and what to do about it
27 votes -
The first fully general computer action model
12 votes -
Podcast: The internet is dying. The internet is dead.
24 votes -
Palantir was allegedly hacked, exposing CIA collusion and deep-rooted global surveillance/meddling
46 votes -
US data centers are getting off-grid power plants
15 votes -
The "AI god" narrative is actually a corporate power grab
43 votes -
SpaceX gives $1M prize to literal Nazi who brags about his profound racism
23 votes -
US FBI stymied by Apple’s Lockdown Mode after seizing journalist’s iPhone
36 votes -
Alphabet plots big expansion in India as US restricts visas
20 votes -
French prosecutors raid Elon Musk’s X offices in Paris, under investigation for knowingly peddling CSAM, sexual deepfakes, holocaust denial, and fraudulent data extraction as an "organized gang"
54 votes -
Tech Oversight Report: Unsealed court documents show teen addiction was Meta, Google, Snap, and TikTok's top priority
40 votes -
Cory Doctorow | AI companies will fail. We can salvage something from the wreckage.
91 votes -
Why everyone is suddenly in a ‘very Chinese time’ in their lives
35 votes -
US judge indicates Elon Musk’s fraud lawsuit against OpenAI will head to trial
20 votes -
All about (computer) love
19 votes -
Post-American internet by Cory Doctorow
31 votes -
Judge to Texas: You can’t age-gate the entire internet without evidence
21 votes -
The iPhone 16e is good, actually
22 votes -
52 years later, only known copy of Unix v4 recovered from randomly found tape, now up and running on a system — first OS version with kernel and core utilities written in 'newfangled language' C
55 votes -
How Wall Street ruined the Roomba and then blamed Lina Khan
44 votes -
AI-designed Linux computer with 843 components boots on first attempt — dual-PCB Project Speedrun was made in just one week and required less than forty hours of human work
30 votes -
Dissecting bad internet bills with a digital rights advocate: KOSA, SCREEN Act, Section 230 repeal
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Top MAGA influencers accidentally unmasked as foreign actors
22 votes -
EU slaps €120M fine on Elon Musk’s X, straining ties with US
14 votes -
A new anonymous phone carrier lets you sign up with nothing but a US zip code
25 votes -
Sergey Brin gifts $1.1 billion in Alphabet stock after AI rally
10 votes -
The DoorDash problem: how AI browsers are a huge threat to Amazon
41 votes -
Google must double AI serving capacity every six months to meet demand
36 votes -
So, NPR fixed their RSS ... it seems to work globally again
This is really just a follow-up update to my old post, Did NPR just shut down support for RSS?, but that post is a week old and I wanted to make sure this update gets eyes on it. I heard back from...
This is really just a follow-up update to my old post, Did NPR just shut down support for RSS?, but that post is a week old and I wanted to make sure this update gets eyes on it.
I heard back from NPR this morning, and they indicated that this was not a policy decision, but an issue that they have now fixed. NPR RSS links once again work outside of the US/Canada.
Passingly curious how this kind of thing happens accidentally ... any informed guesses? My best guess is that they intentionally geoblocked something else, and it accidentally got extended to the RSS.
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New York school phone ban has made lunch loud again
43 votes