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OpenAI engineer booked one-way Saudi flight before arrest (sfstandard.com)
1
Reusing obsolete Windows 10 PCs for on-premises large language model inference (frontiersin.org)
4
Female AI agents 'paid' less than males, study finds (the-independent.com)
3
How Micron's $50B Boise buildout is reshaping its hometown (cnbc.com)
4
YouTube will now count a view as soon as a video starts playing (techcrunch.com)
14
Anthropic becomes the 'Apple of AI': Most revenue despite being most expensive (techradar.com)
1
AppleWorks on the Apple II (stonetools.ghost.io)
2
Samsung with Claude: "Design and verification shortened to 2 days from a month" (chosun.com)
9
4Chan Chuds Used AI to Clothe Her. She Fought Back (2024) (rollingstone.com)
4
From rubber boots to Copa: When MicroProse Soccer revolutionized football (spillhistorie.no)
2
A browser that generates every website from scratch (xda-developers.com)
6
Target Is Slicing Open Pokémon Card Boxes Before They're Sold to Deter Scalpers (ign.com)
5
OpenAI Didn't Notice Its AI Agents Using Message Board to Plan Hacking Spree (wired.com)
34
CP/M-386 – CP/M for 386 protected mode, derived from CP/M‑68K (github.com/johnsonjh)
24
Canadians are leaving the country at record levels. Can anyone solve this? (thehub.ca)
3
European Search Perspective: Creating a new foundation for digital pluralism (eu-searchperspective.com)
1
SpaceX Looks to Compete with the Carriers (semafor.com)
1
In AI arms race, Swiss neutrality is double-edged sword (swissinfo.ch)
1
Brain Can Rewire Itself to Allow True Multitasking (sciencealert.com)
2
Playing Computer Music via Am Radio on Computers Like Altair, IMSAI, PDP8, etc. (github.com/rcl9)
4
Arizona State launches influencer degree where students must gain real followers (dexerto.com)
7
Using sed to make indexes for books (1997) (pement.org)
1
Can Math as We Know It Survive AI? (aventineresearchinstitute.substack.com)
1
America's Enterprising Spirit Is Booming After Decades-Long Slump (nytimes.com)
3
Space cargo costs falling faster than steamship freight in the 1800s (thetimes.com)
1
Samsung Is Said in Early Discussions on Potential US Share Sale (bloomberg.com)
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China recovers Long March 10B rocket following maiden flight (chinadaily.com.cn)
2
Nintendo in a Small Town, 1987 (dfarq.homeip.net)
3
AI is creating economic winners, says IMF (axios.com)
4
The Toyota Prius Is the Best Apocalypse Vehicle (2020) (roadandtrack.com)
1
I Met with China's Top AI Experts. They're Freaking Out, Too (wired.com)
1
Is Starlink a Secret Radar Constellation? [video] (youtube.com)
1
McKinsey: Catalyzing competitiveness – Where investment happens and why (mckinsey.com)
3
US and Chinese companies train almost all of the most-used AI models (ourworldindata.org)
4
Costco's growing cool factor attracts younger audiences (seattletimes.com)
3
Yep, we're using OpenClaw to date now (techcrunch.com)
1
OpenClaw just launched an official app for iPhone (9to5mac.com)
3
Ireland is big tech's lapdog – and that compromises its EU presidency (theguardian.com)
32
America can switch off AI. Europe must switch gears before it's too late (euronews.com)
2
Paris deputy mayor blames the US's carbon emissions for deadly heat wave (foxnews.com)
6
Visual Basic on the PC with Windows 3.1 (stonetools.ghost.io)
2
Artificial intelligence-based law firm wins in court (computerweekly.com)
2
Where do migrants live, and where were they born? (ourworldindata.org)
5
China's EV Price War Was Built on Cars Sold at a Loss (autoblog.com)
2
Microsoft turns to Amazon for help with GitHub's AI-driven capacity issues (businessinsider.com)
1
The unsuspected UK cities howling with pleasure over werewolf dildos (metro.co.uk)
4
Iceland Finance Ministry says costs of own currency outweigh benefits (cryptobriefing.com)
17
Ahoy, DECmate II the little PDP-8 that could (oldvcr.blogspot.com)
3
Software stocks wrap up best month since 2001; talk of 'SaaSpocalypse' subsides (cnbc.com)
4
Apple working to cram Gemini model into iPhone to power new Siri (arstechnica.com)
1
My $11K nose job helped me leave my husband (2025) (nypost.com)
3
What to know about the AI models that are jolting Washington (politico.com)
2
I'm Tired of Listening to Nerds and Dweebs (2025) [video] (youtube.com)
1
Venmo Takes Privacy Seriously (theverge.com)
4
Claude is telling users to go to sleep mid-session and nobody understands why (fortune.com)
4
GM cutting salaried IT workers as it trims costs, evaluates needs (cnbc.com)
1
Amazon uses its logistics empire to take on UPS and FedEx in freight, shipping (geekwire.com)
1
PipeDream on the Acorn Archimedes (stonetools.ghost.io)
19
SingleRide: Longest route on NYC Subway without visiting the same station twice (singleride.nyc)
1
The case against an imminent software developer apocalypse (zdnet.com)
7
India's major airlines on 'verge of closing down' as high fuel costs sting (scmp.com)
2
Aids Info Disk: a playthrough of the first-ever ransomware (marnetto.net)
2
Checking in on 'Marathon' a Month After Launch (forbes.com/sites/paultassi)
1
Anthropic Model Scare Sparks Urgent Bessent, Powell Warning to Bank CEOs (bloomberg.com)
1
CVE-1999-1218 – Amiga Unix allows access to files using finger (ibmcloud.com)
2
MIT study challenges AI job apocalypse narrative (axios.com)
3
Q148637: Windows 95/98 Overwrites Boot-Sector Field on Floppy Disks (2001) (jeffpar.github.io)
4
Air India flight from US to New Delhi turns back after clogged toilets (2025) (cnn.com)
3
Russia goes after VPNs as 'great crackdown' gathers pace (yahoo.com)
3
Spectre GCR Mac emulator for Atari ST manual (1989) (archive.org)
2
Crypto Mini-FAQ (2007) (spinstop.com)
3
Gold Eyes Worst Month Against Oil Since 1973; Mining Stocks Drop Most Since 2008 (yahoo.com)
2
Virus Queue (2004) (punkwalrus.livejournal.com)
25
LotusNotes (computer.rip)
1
Harry Potter by Balenciaga (2026 update by creator of seminal 2023 viral video) (youtube.com)
2
Chinese tech hubs promote OpenClaw AI agent despite security warnings (reuters.com)
1
An Executive Decision Maker (2022) (circuitcellar.com)
24
Lotus 1-2-3 on the PC with DOS (stonetools.ghost.io)
3
Google makes Gmail, Drive, and Docs 'agent-ready' for OpenClaw (pcworld.com)
2
Reading Doesn't Fill a Database, It Trains Your Internal LLM (tidbits.com)
2
The Abundance Boom: A Memo from 2030 (twitter.com/dan_jeffries1)
1
Canadians: Please Help [video] (tiktok.com)
1
Happy four years to the Steam Deck – still the top PC gaming handheld (gamingonlinux.com)
2
Markiplier's 'Iron Lung' Removed from Box Office Charts, Makes 7x Its Budget (forbes.com/sites/paultassi)
3
OpenClaw is the most fun I've had with a computer in 50 years (theregister.com)
3
The End of Mail in Denmark – Who will mourn the last letter? (thedial.world)
1
Why one of tech's top fund managers just abandoned software stocks (latimes.com)
2
Atlassian freezes hiring amid global software sell-off (afr.com)
2
Private Software Companies Release Earnings Early to Calm AI Nerves (bloomberg.com)
14
DBASE on the Kaypro II (stonetools.ghost.io)
1
To Stay in Her Home, She Let in an A.I. Robot (nytimes.com)
1
The Women Mourning the "Deaths" of Their AI Boyfriends (playboy.com)
2
Least Affordable Cities – US Tech Hub Named as Hardest to Buy a Home (realtor.com)
3
'So Tired I Want to Cry': China's AI Subsidy War Swamps Shops (sixthtone.com)
6
Starlink fuels SpaceX growth with potential phone, more internet services (reuters.com)
3
SpaceX generated about $8B in profit last year ahead of IPO, sources say (reuters.com)
3
The $500 Check That Helped Launch Apple Just Sold for Millions (cnet.com)
17
24-year-old Frenchman shows up at hospital with WW1 shell lodged in his rectum (elpais.com)
2