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OpenAI puts ChatGPT searches at one-fifth of Google’s
ChatGPT reaches nearly 20% of Google’s search volume, according to Adam Fry, OpenAI’s head of consumer product for the chatbot.…
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Binance reconstructs the theft: fake interviews, malware, and wallet control
A fake job interview helped open the door to Binance’s wallet infrastructure: an employee downloaded a supposed coding exercise that…
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Home Assistant 2026.9 modernizes Modbus and adds a map for Matter
Configuring a Modbus device in Home Assistant no longer has to start with manually writing a register map in YAML.…
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Anthropic Tested an AI Distributed Across 15 Android Set-Top Boxes
Fifteen Android set-top boxes of an unknown brand were enough for Anthropic to run a 26-billion-parameter model without relying on…
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Google Ads Groups Asset Schedules into Weekdays and Weekends
Google Ads now lets advertisers schedule ad assets in blocks of days, rather than requiring them to configure each day…
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DirectX test shows a 90% reduction in ray tracing memory
Microsoft measured a drop in ray tracing memory use from 7.5 GB to 774 MB in a test with an…
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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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Stripe in Next.js: Checkout, webhooks, and Pro access
A visit to /dashboard?checkout=success does not prove that a payment has been completed: anyone can type that URL. In a…
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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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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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Filter Traffic to the Router with nftables and Limit ICMP
A flood targeting the router’s own address can force its CPU to process traffic that should not reach control and…
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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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Discord will bring public server messages to search engines
More than 63,000 public Discord servers will have a web page starting November 16, and some messages from their channels…
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Claude Code now refuses to recreate existing games: what it means for ports and recompilations
Claude Code, Anthropic's coding assistant, picked up a new rule about video games this week. It will still help you…
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Protect an MCP Agent with Least-Privilege Permissions and a Local Gateway
An agent that can read private data, process untrusted content, and communicate externally combines the three capabilities Simon Willison calls…
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Reddit to Test Login Access Outside the U.S.
Reddit will begin testing logged-in access in selected markets outside the United States during the fourth quarter. The company has…
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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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OpenAI turns Codex into dots, an assistant that works in the background
OpenAI launched dots in September as an assistant that keeps working when the user isn’t giving it instructions. Available in…
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GTA 6 could require a 210 GB download on PS5
210 GB on PS5: that is the download size attributed to Grand Theft Auto VI by PlayStation Game Size, the…
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Cursor or Claude Code: Compare Pricing, Models, and Workflow
The difference that can change your bill the most is not just editor versus terminal: Cursor bills separately for third-party…
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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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Apple unveils the touchscreen MacBook Pro with OLED display and Dynamic Island
Apple has introduced its first MacBook Pro with a touchscreen, a change of direction for its professional line that brings…
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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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Mastering Java Virtual Threads: Performance and Practicality
IntroductionIn the ever-evolving landscape of software development, the ability to execute concurrent tasks efficiently and effectively continues to be a…
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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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Exploring Anthropic's Journey to IPO: A Developer's Insight
IntroductionThe news of Anthropic filing for an Initial Public Offering (IPO) marks a significant milestone in the tech industry, especially…
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Mastering Asynchronous Data Processing in Python
IntroductionIn a world where data flows more abundantly than ever, efficient data processing is crucial. With Python as a leading…
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