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How the Library of Congress is using both AI and volunteers to unlock history (nextgov.com)
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Hourglass nanographenes unlock strong, robust multi-spin entanglement (phys.org)
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NeoSystems Found a Way to Shut Up About CMMC – By Going Out of Business (oxebridge.com)
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States rethink data center incentives amid costs and environmental concerns (politico.com)
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Executive Order pushes fixed-price contracting but implementation questions loom (washingtontechnology.com)
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DIA tees up $800M data collection recompete (washingtontechnology.com)
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CIOs struggle to find clarity in their organizations' AI strategies (cio.com)
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The curious case of Sean Plankey's derailed CISA nomination (csoonline.com)
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How much for a fake authorship? Ad database reveals secrets of scientific fraud (nature.com)
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Another customer of troubled startup Delve suffered a big security incident (techcrunch.com)
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Why London's Dockless E-Bikes Are Causing Chaos (fee.org)
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Simple house may help prevent multiple fatal diseases in African children (science.org)
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Increased AI expectations without guidance leads to employee burnout (cio.com)
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NIST cuts down CVE analysis amid vulnerability overload (csoonline.com)
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Insurance carriers back away from covering AI outputs (csoonline.com)
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Astronomers Propose New Way to Find Aliens Without Knowing What It Looks Like (sci.news)
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Stealth signals are bypassing Iran’s internet blackout (ieee.org)
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Russia and China veto UN resolution aimed at reopening the Strait of Hormuz (apnews.com)
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The Spaceballs sequel will be released in April next year (engadget.com)
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Anthropic blocks OpenClaw from Claude subscriptions in cost crackdown (thenextweb.com)
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A Jurassic fish choked to death on a 'floating squid' 150M years ago (indiatimes.com)
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FTC Formalizes Aggressive Health Care Enforcement with New Task Force (jdsupra.com)
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Google officially launches option to change your Gmail address (9to5google.com)
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Ordinary Lab Gloves May Have Skewed Microplastic Data (nautil.us)
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Apple issues urgent lock screen warnings for unpatched iPhones and iPads (securityaffairs.com)
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Data Centers Under Fire: A Systemic Security Challenge (datacenterknowledge.com)
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The IKEA Varmblixt Smart Lamp Fills a Donut Hole in My Life (gizmodo.com)
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Mexico’s monarch butterfly population is up more than 60% over last year (mexiconewsdaily.com)
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IEEE and Academia Are Creating Microcredential Programs (ieee.org)
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Critical Ubiquiti UniFi security flaw allows potential account hijacking (securityaffairs.com)
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Alphabet no longer has a controlling stake in its life sciences business Verily (engadget.com)
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President Signs EO Creating Fraud Task Force, Continuing Fraud Enforcement (mayerbrown.com)
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Physicists break high-temperature superconductivity record at ambient pressure (phys.org)
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Lawmakers seek watchdog probe into former acting CISA chief's polygraph failures (nextgov.com)
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Enhanced brain cells clear away dementia-related proteins (medicalxpress.com)
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Breaking Down 50M Pins: A Smarter Way to Design 3D IC Packages (allaboutcircuits.com)
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More kids, teens injured in e-bike wrecks, study finds (medicalxpress.com)
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Manipulating AI memory for profit: The rise of AI Recommendation Poisoning (microsoft.com)
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Apple Does Not Include a Charger with All New MacBooks in UK and EU (macrumors.com)
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[flagged] I audited the privacy of popular free dev tools, the results are terrifying (toolbox-kit.com)
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Facing Its Third Data Center, an Iowa County Rolls Out Extensive Zoning Rules (insideclimatenews.org)
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Hacktivists claim to have hacked Homeland Security to release ICE contract data (techcrunch.com)
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MidnightBSD Excludes Calif. From Desktop Use Due to Digital Age Assurance Act (ostechnix.com)
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Block, the parent of Square and Cash App, is laying off over 4k people (engadget.com)
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A.D. Open-Source RTS Game Drops Alpha Label After 16 Years (linuxiac.com)
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Biometric injection attacks, AI-powered fake IDs move the goalposts (biometricupdate.com)
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FULU Bounties – Ring Video Doorbells (fulu.org)
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Why consult of UK police on biometrics watchdog leaves too many questions (biometricupdate.com)
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2026, the Last Year of the AI Bubble (medium.com/predict)
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The first signs of burnout are coming from the people who embrace AI the most (techcrunch.com)
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Mitchell Hashimoto Launches 'Vouch' to Fight AI Slop in Open Source Ecosystem (itsfoss.com)
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FCC Green-Lights Amazon's Second-Gen Leo Satellite System (pcmag.com)
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MS VS Code in Ubuntu Eats Up Disk Space Like Bloatware Even After Removal (itsfoss.com)
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Coffee and Tea Intake, Dementia Risk, and Cognitive Function (jamanetwork.com)
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Scientists Send Secure Quantum Keys over 62Mi of Fiber–Without Trusted Devices (singularityhub.com)
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CIA announces new acquisition framework to speed tech adoption (nextgov.com)
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FDA Takes Steps to Ease Path for Non-Petroleum Food Colors (jdsupra.com)
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CISA gives federal agencies one year to rip out end-of-life devices (therecord.media)
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ICE seeks industry input on ad tech location data for investigative use (biometricupdate.com)
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Ransomware gangs focus on winning hearts and minds (computerweekly.com)
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Powering IoT Devices with Wiegand Energy-Harvesting Technologies (electronicdesign.com)
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Bald eagle chick watch 2026: Jackie lays first egg (popsci.com)
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Data Center Milestones: From Eniac to Generative AI (datacenterknowledge.com)
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The pandemic's hidden toll: chronic conditions left undiagnosed (medicalxpress.com)
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Preparing Investigators for Trauma Exposure in Digital Forensics (forensicfocus.com)
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TikTok is officially US-owned for American users, here's what's changing (9to5mac.com)
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Internet voting is insecure and should not be used in public elections (princeton.edu)
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States Are Gunning to Ban 3D Printers and CNCs (electronicdesign.com)
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PTP Is the New NTP: How Data Centers Achieve Real-Time Precision (datacenterknowledge.com)
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Human heart regrows muscle cells after heart attack (medicalxpress.com)
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Strong correlations and superconductivity in the supermoiré lattice (nature.com)
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What were books like in ancient Greece and Rome? (popsci.com)
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Google to pay $8.25mm to settle lawsuit alleging children's privacy violations (therecord.media)
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Cloud Egress Fees: What They Are and How to Reduce Them (backblaze.com)
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Rapid morphological change in an urban bird due to Covid-19 restrictions (pnas.org)
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Wireless Power Beamed from Moving Aircraft (ieee.org)
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Queen bumblebees are poor foragers thanks to sparse tongue hair (sciencenews.org)
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Autofocusing Smart Glasses with Eye Tracking Tech Could Make Bifocals Obsolete (hothardware.com)
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An mRNA Shot Turned Back the Clock in Mice (singularityhub.com)
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Big tech is stagnant and 2026 is our best opportunity to ditch the mobile giants (androidpolice.com)
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Wegmans grocery store uses biometric surveillance on shoppers (aol.com)
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Open Source Hardware Certifications by Open Source Hardware Association (Oshwa) (makezine.com)
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Refreshing the Brain's Immune Cells Could Treat a Host of Diseases (singularityhub.com)
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How to Handle Unsolicited Idea Submissions (jdsupra.com)
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Light Drives Micrometer-Sized Motor and Gear Train (electronicdesign.com)
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Weary of Data Brokers? California Gov Offers One-Stop Opt Out for 500 Services (pcmag.com)
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The New Moore's Law: Why Optical Computing Could Redefine Scaling for AI (allaboutcircuits.com)
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A lifetime of ad-free documentaries without a recurring bill in this deal (bleepingcomputer.com)
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The gut bacteria that put the brakes on weight gain in mice (phys.org)
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2025: That's a Wrap and Here Are the Stats (backblaze.com)
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Gut bacteria may play role in bipolar depression by directly influencing brain (medicalxpress.com)
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Launch of International Well-Being Study for Digital Forensic Investigators (forensicfocus.com)
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Top lawmaker asks White House to address open-source software risks (cybersecuritydive.com)
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A history of mistletoe: The parasitic 'dung on a twig' (popsci.com)
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Deliberate Internet Shutdowns (schneier.com)
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Making agentic government work: 7 principles for safer, smarter AI adoption (nextgov.com)
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2025's Biggest Data Center Construction Stories: A Year in Review (datacenterknowledge.com)
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Microsoft will no longer use engineers in China for Department of Defense work (techcrunch.com)
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