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1
The Insidious Effects of Hurrying (hbr.org)
1
Multiclaude – Lightweight Multiagent Orchestrator (github.com/dlorenc)
2
Gastown, and where software is going (chainguard.dev)
1
Potential Tool Use by Wolves: Crab Trap Pulling in Haíɫzaqv Nation Territory (wiley.com)
2
Father and son discover fossilized ichthyosaur skull in B.C.'s Kiskatinaw valley (cbc.ca)
3
ChatGPT to Allow Erotica (twitter.com/sama)
4
Uber drivers in Victoria, B.C. (Canada), vote to unionize (cbc.ca)
1
Western Canadian glaciers melting twice as fast as they did a decade ago (cbc.ca)
2
Addiction: The View from Rat Park (2010) (brucekalexander.com)
4
NAC: The Amino Acid That Turns Psychiatry on Its Head (2018) (psychologytoday.com)
3
Heat Seeking (cbc.ca)
2
Not even police are safe from high-tech spyware (cbc.ca)
53
Building a Linux Container Runtime from Scratch (edera.dev)
1
Kernel-Independent FIPS Images (chainguard.dev)
1
Charts show the true scale of Canada's devastating wildfire season (cbc.ca)
1
Yawning and getting 'strangled' helped me discover my voice (cbc.ca)
1
Paleontologists unearth giant skull of Pachyrhinosaurus in northern Alberta (cbc.ca)
3
Earth will get a 'mini-moon' this month, but it's only visiting (cbc.ca)
13
Trove of dinosaur fossils found high in B.C. mountains (cbc.ca)
1
Microsoft's quantum-resistant cryptography is here (microsoft.com)
1
Wild 'superpigs' from Canada could soon invade some U.S. states, study suggests (cbc.ca)
2
Let's start treating cyber security like it matters (defenseone.com)
2
The Gili Ra'anan model: Questions emerging from Cyberstarts' remarkable success (calcalistech.com)
2
What If We Stopped Pretending? (2019) (newyorker.com)
2
Ticom DF-114 Cryptanalytic Device – A Theory of Operation, Computer Simulation (ut.ee)
1
You Are Not the Only One (cybershow.uk)
1
An Update on How Cybercriminals Are Using GenAI (trendmicro.com)
43
GhostStripe attack haunts self-driving cars by making them ignore road signs (theregister.com)
23
Questioning the conventional wisdom on liability and open source software (lawfaremedia.org)
2
Questioning the Conventional Wisdom on Liability and Open Source Software (lawfaremedia.org)
1
European flying car technology sold to China (bbc.com)
2
'Try not to let moose lick your car,' warns Parks Canada (cbc.ca)
1
How a Winnipeg codebreaker cracked one of the ' top unsolved messages' (cbc.ca)
4
Researchers figure out how to bypass the fingerprint readers in most Windows PCs (arstechnica.com)
2
The electronic noses designed to prevent food poisoning (bbc.com)
3
Swimmer witnesses surprise fight between octopus and sea lion (cbc.ca)
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Attenborough’s long-beaked echidna rediscovered in Indonesia (cbc.ca)
1
Now scientists say they know where The Black Death started (cbc.ca)
6
Inside the messy ethics of making war with machines (technologyreview.com)
1
Ricoh Auto Shot – A collection of interesting and old cameras (oldcamera.blog)
9
Not so solitary predators? Great white shark duo seem to be travelling together (cbc.ca)
1
AI and Microdirectives (schneier.com)
2
Printing service might read your documents. Here’s what to know (washingtonpost.com)
4
Frankenstein Veto (wikipedia.org)
3
How do surveillance planes spot ocean submersibles? (bbc.com)
1
Stratoplanes: The aircraft that will fly at the edge of space (bbc.com)
2
Here's how long it takes BrutePrint attack to unlock 10 different smartphones (arstechnica.com)
1
Microchips from Silicon Saxony [video] (dw.com)
1
Get Serious: About Purpose (thefp.com)
2
Pig Butchering Scams Are Evolving Fast (wired.com)
1
Japanese Woodblock Print Search (ukiyo-e.org)
2
Restoring hearing with an artificial eardrum [video] (dw.com)
22
AI Could Write Our Laws (schneier.com)
4
Enzyme that turns air into electricity, providing a new clean source of energy (phys.org)
3
Do Attackers Attack Printers? (cyberlibrarian.ca)
2
In the Tech War with China, the U.S. Is Finding Friends (time.com)
2
I Tried the Honda Key Fob Hack on My Own Car. It Worked (thedrive.com)
1
UVA lab finds protein from squid could be new green energy source in DOE project (cbs19news.com)
1
ASML Stolen Data Came from Technical Repository for Chip Machines (bloomberg.com)
5
Top Android Phones from China Are Packed with Spyware, Research Finds (gizmodo.com)
1
SolarWinds and Market Incentives (schneier.com)
5
Rethinking next-gen vaccines for coronaviruses and other respiratory viruses (cell.com)
3
Attacking Machine Learning Systems (schneier.com)
2
Designing Arithmetic Circuits with Deep Reinforcement Learning (nvidia.com)
2
Dissociating language and thought in LLMs: a cognitive perspective (arxiv.org)
2
Is Hanwoo the next Wagyu steak? (ft.com)
1
DeepMind’s CEO Helped Take AI Mainstream. Now He’s Urging Caution (time.com)
1
Generative Language Models and Automated Influence Operations (stanford.edu)
2
Identifying People Using Cell Phone Location Data (schneier.com)
1
Battered by Covid, China Hits Pause on Giant Chip Spending Aimed at Rivaling US (bloomberg.com)
1
Rare ice formations caused by winter storm draw visitors to Ontario town (cbc.ca)
1
Albanian IT staff charged with negligence over cyberattack (apnews.com)
5
Arrest of woman outside abortion clinic in UK is wake-up call for free speech (jonathanturley.org)
2
The Platform Accountability and Transparency Act, Take Two (techpolicy.press)
2
Choking Off China’s Access to the Future of AI (csis.org)
35
Content Moderation Survivor Bias (stanford.edu)
1
Information Operations Targeting 2022 U.S. Midterm Elections (mandiant.com)
4
Reimagining Democracy (schneier.com)
2
Captcha (schneier.com)
1
A Forensic Without the Science: Face Recognition in U.S. Criminal Investigations (georgetown.edu)
2
‘This will be awesome’: Musk leaks Twitter's Hunter Biden files (politico.com)
3
Scientists use quantum computing to create glass that cuts AC need by a third (popsci.com)
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No Privacy in the Electronics Repair Industry (arxiv.org)
5
The US Has a Bomb-Sniffing Dog Shortage (wired.com)
1
White House veterans helped Gulf monarchy build secret surveillance unit (2019) (reuters.com)
7
Why You Should Make Time for Self-Reflection (Even If You Hate Doing It) (hbr.org)
1
The Trouble with Optionality (2017) (thecrimson.com)
6
Why It Was Easier to Be Skinny in the 1980s (theatlantic.com)
40
An Existential Threat to Doing Good Science (commonsense.news)
1
Apple clarifies security update policy: Only the latest OSes are fully patched (arstechnica.com)
1
Compiling Rust libraries for Android apps: a deep dive (gendignoux.com)
3
Hacks prompt Australian government to increase fines for data breaches (abc.net.au)
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How the U.K. Became One of the Poorest Countries in Western Europe (theatlantic.com)
3
Just How Safe Is Great Art? (theatlantic.com)
4
Former Uber Security Chief Found Guilty of Hiding Hack from Authorities (nytimes.com)
1
Statement on the fatal flaws found in a defunct CIA covert communications system (citizenlab.ca)
1
How movement controls the body’s stress response system (2016) (theatlantic.com)
2
The Restaurant Industry Is Broken (torontolife.com)
3