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Microduck: a $399 bipedal duck for training physical AI
Fifteen motors, less than 800 grams, and a beak capable of picking up objects: Microduck is 25 centimeters tall and…
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CVE-2026-109518: APT allows code execution as root
An attacker who can modify traffic between APT and the package server can replace a verified download with their own…
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948 Linux Privilege-Escalation Exploits: OpenAI’s Test and Its Limits
948 local privilege-escalation exploits capable of gaining root: that is the result OpenAI attributes to a 30-hour run of its…
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The Ocarina of Time Remake Changes the Camera and Streamlines the Dungeons
The remake of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time arrives on Nintendo Switch 2 with a rebuilt Hyrule, voiced…
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Claude Code cuts wait time by 35% with conversation threads
Anthropic says that wait times drop by 35% for Claude Code requests ranging from 500,000 to one million tokens by…
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Ocarina of Time debuts on Switch 2 with a 37/40 from Famitsu
37 out of 40: that is the first score for the new version of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of…
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Google Warns of AI Bills as High as One Million Dollars
More than $100,000 in a single day and, in some cases, accumulated charges of up to one million: that is…
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Build a Local Energy Dashboard with MQTT, n8n, and InfluxDB
A local energy dashboard can start with three components: an MQTT broker, an n8n workflow, and a time-series database. The…
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Google brings ads to AI search to recover revenue
Google admits that queries in AI Mode generate less advertising revenue than traditional searches. The company’s response is not to…
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More Than 1,000 GitLab Servers Still Exposed to Remote Code Execution Attacks
More than 1,000 GitLab servers accessible from the Internet remain unpatched against a critical vulnerability that is already being used…
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A GPU at 100% Does Not Guarantee Fast AI on Kubernetes
A GPU at 100% can be a sign of saturation, not success. In an AI application running on Kubernetes, the…
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Modern JavaScript: five improvements for transforming data without the noise
Sorting a list without changing the original state, grouping results by category, and processing data that arrives asynchronously: these are…
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Five Horror Video Games for Halloween: From Survival Horror to Co-op
A creature that learns your movements, an FBI agent investigating ritual murders, and a ghost that can hear those searching…
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Diagnose Packet Loss on Linux: Links, Queues, and Limits
A packet-loss figure at one MTR hop is not enough to identify a faulty link. The router may be limiting…
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Binance Links Record-Breaking Theft to Compromised DevOps Laptop
A compromised laptop belonging to a DevOps engineer may have opened the way to siphoning $6.36 billion from Binance wallets…
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Reddit to Test Requiring Login as Google Traffic Declines
Reddit lost more than one million weekly referrals from search engines, on average, during October. Its CEO, Steve Huffman, pointed…
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HTML-in-Canvas lands in Chrome 157: live HTML inside Canvas, WebGL and WebGPU
Anyone who has built a WebGL scene with a form in it knows the dilemma. Either you paint the interface…
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Binance Loses $6.36 Billion in Record Crypto Heist
An attacker stole approximately $6.36 billion from Binance wallets across ten networks in the largest cryptocurrency theft on record. The…
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Mistral releases the weights of Large 4, its one-trillion-parameter model
Mistral has released the weights of Large 4, with one trillion parameters, allowing companies and organizations to download the model…
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A Verifiable Gate for AI-Generated Patches
An AI-generated patch can pass tests and still change an API response, touch a file unrelated to the task, or…
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PHP2Shell: PHP flaws allow unauthenticated remote code execution
Two vulnerabilities grouped under the identifiers CVE-2026-109618 and CVE-2026-109619 affect the PHP core and may allow an attacker to execute…
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Bluetooth Jamming: Frequency-Hopping Limits and How to Reduce Risk
A Bluetooth device may disconnect, lose packets, or transmit choppy audio when the radio band it uses is interfered with.…
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Virtue and a Sledgehammer: breaking the town, unearthing the past
Pratelle roams her hometown tearing down walls and androids as she pieces together a family history marked by grief and…
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Opera proposes WebAI to run AI models inside the browser
Opera wants websites to be able to use artificial intelligence models that run on the user's computer, instead of sending…
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Modern Warfare 4 review roundup: a standout campaign, split modes
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 gives reviewers plenty to agree on in its campaign—and plenty to argue about once…
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OpenComplAI Separates AI Risk Rules from Regulatory Mappings
OpenComplAI is designed to keep AI risk-assessment logic separate from the rules used to represent a particular regulatory framework. In…
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Build a Python Gateway for AI Compliance and Cost Controls
AI features often have to satisfy two demands at once: handle requests responsibly and avoid wasting compute. Those goals can…
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Best Local TTS Models in 2026: A Practical Comparison
Local text-to-speech (TTS) models generate speech on your own device after you download their weights. That can keep text on…
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Mastering Dynamic Content Management with PHP Techniques
IntroductionManaging dynamic content effectively is crucial for creating responsive and user-friendly web applications. Modern websites require the ability to customize…
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Balancing Engagement with Screen Time Limits in Apps
IntroductionIn today's digital age, app developers face the challenge of creating applications that captivate users while respecting their need for…
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