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After 25 years, Wikipedia has proved that news doesn't need to look like news (niemanlab.org)
39
Emoji Use in the Electronic Health Record is Increasing (jamanetwork.com)
1
High screen time in kids + 2h/d linked to obesity, poor metabolic health (frontiersin.org)
2
McClatchy Media accuses Google in federal court of monopolizing online ad sales (miamiherald.com)
4
More than 100k people urge MPs to ban social media for under-16s in UK (theguardian.com)
128
Denmark's struggle to break up with Silicon Valley (politico.eu)
34
[flagged] Italy's privacy watchdog, scourge of US big tech, hit by corruption probe (reuters.com)
1
Global warming reaches 1.4C after third-hottest year on record (politico.eu)
2
Study: Minimal evidence links social media, gaming to teen mental health issues (manchester.ac.uk)
3
NCSA (National Center for Supercomputing): The unsung hero of Internet history (homeip.net)
3
2 in 3 Americans Are Still Making These Dangerous Password Mistakes in 2026 (passwordmanager.com)
1
Reuters report: Journalism, media, and technology trends and predictions 2026 (ox.ac.uk)
1
Ireland recalls 13k passports after software update makes them unusable (irishtimes.com)
1
Ireland recalls 13k passports after software update makes them unusable (techradar.com)
2
Interactive Turbulence Map: Visualize turbulent areas on your flight (turbli.com)
320
Ozempic is changing the foods Americans buy (cornell.edu)
2
Global AI Adoption in 2025: A Widening Digital Divide (microsoft.com)
3
Chinese AI firms co-develop hardware and software amid lithography challenges (reuters.com)
4
S&P warns of a "substantial shortfall" in copper supply for data centers (sdxcentral.com)
6
Australia social media ban: Teens share their views one month on (bbc.com)
3
China begins choking off exports of rare earths to Japan (kyodonews.net)
3
Changes to the gut microbiome can change the way the brain works (northwestern.edu)
2
Link found between gut microbes and symptoms in auto-brewery syndrome (ucsd.edu)
6
EU considers designating WhatsApp as large platform (reuters.com)
5
Bitcoin mining firm Canaan pilot uses waste heat from mining to grow tomatoes (datacenterdynamics.com)
4
Stopping weight loss drugs leads to rapid weight regain and health reversal (bmjgroup.com)
2
China asks tech firms to halt orders for Nvidia's H200 chips (reuters.com)
2
Study: Higher female representation in parliaments boosts citizen trust (st-andrews.ac.uk)
1
Imec Makes Solid-State Nanopores Using EUV Lithography (eetimes.com)
2
Scientists find evidence dark matter and neutrinos may interact (sheffield.ac.uk)
3
"Space particle" impact hindering Spain's €2B military satellite program (datacenterdynamics.com)
2
€2B spent on children reading, math in Netherlands but gov study finds no impact (nltimes.nl)
1
WEDO: A tool to measure people's willingness to engage with diverse opinions (shinyapps.io)
2
AI Safety Index Winter 2025 (futureoflife.org)
2
Ledger customers alerted to data leak at third-party e-commerce partner Global-e (theblock.co)
6
The tool copying podcasts, stripping the ads, and selling them (podnews.net)
3
China attempted cyberattacks Taiwan critical infrastructure 2.63M times per day (taipeitimes.com)
7
Why so many people find eating insects disgusting (bbc.com)
1
Dutch amateur weather stations help KNMI boost forecast accuracy (nltimes.nl)
3
Traffic to top websites has fallen by more than 11% in the past five years (axios.com)
1
Berlin power outage on 45k homes will last days, after suspected arson attack (theguardian.com)
1
The First Microsoft Product: Altair Basic (homeip.net)
2
Technology Is Culture (lemire.me)
3
Meta enables chronological timelines in the Nederlands after court ruling (nltimes.nl)
3
Raindrop-Powered Generator Using Carbon Fiber Composites (sedaily.com)
59
The British empire's resilient subsea telegraph network (subseacables.blogspot.com)
52
Groq investor sounds alarm on data centers (axios.com)
1
Neuroscientists used Hollywood films to map out the human experience (nin.nl)
1
Wombats make square poop to communicate and deliver information (uga.edu)
1
Show HN: N8n workflow to receive daily Hacker News top posts AI summarized (giuliomagnifico.blog)
1
Iran launches 3 satellites into space from Russia, state television reports (scmp.com)
2
Startups Aim to Integrate Radio Cables with GPUs (ieee.org)
4
Study: Everyday conversations can delay eye movement, essential for safe driving (fujita-hu.ac.jp)
1
A Man Who Reimagined Math: David Deutsch and the Universal Quantum Computer (quantumzeitgeist.com)
3
Historical mysteries solved by science in 2025 (cnn.com)
15
The First Web Server (homeip.net)
69
Researchers achieved 1,270 Wh/L in an anode-free lithium metal battery (postech.ac.kr)
44
Mt. Gox CEO Karpelès Reveals Details of 2014 Collapse and Japanese Detention (bitcoinmagazine.com)
1
How the scientific community can defend themselves – and our democracy (ifyoucankeepit.org)
1
US delays announcement of China chip tariffs until June 2027 (reuters.com)
3
Only known copy of Unix v4 recovered and running (tomshardware.com)
1
Study: Shrinking AI memory boosts accuracy (ed.ac.uk)
1
Show HN: Auto re-post from any HN user to any Mastodon istance (using n8n) (giuliomagnifico.blog)
1
Xmas cookies under X-rays (europeancorrespondent.com)
114
The biggest CRT ever made: Sony's PVM-4300 (homeip.net)
5
Chinese open-source AIs are winning over a growing number of companies in the US (france24.com)
2
Japan to support domestic AI development with $6.34B (kyodonews.net)
3
Climate change has reduced U.S. income by an estimated 12% (arizona.edu)
11
An 11-qubit atom processor in silicon with all fidelities from 99.10% to 99.99% (nature.com)
3
New study reveals that AI cannot write like a human (ucc.ie)
1
Intel's new Arizona fab, where the chipmaker's fate hangs in the balance (cnbc.com)
2
AI Infrastructure Will Face a Reckoning in 2026 (thenewstack.io)
2
China's AI Chip Deficit: Why Huawei Can't Catch Nvidia (cfr.org)
4
Russian border guards crossed into Estonia with unclear motives, minister says (err.ee)
3
YouTube views are 18-25% less effective than podcasts at driving purchases (podnews.net)
2
Mass hacking of IP cameras leave Koreans feeling vulnerable in homes, businesses (joins.com)
4
A Moscow academic is facing 4 years in prison for a playlist of Ukrainian music (novayagazeta.eu)
3
Drivers struggle to multitask when using dashboard touch screens, study finds (washington.edu)
10
Amazon shareholders call for report on AWS use in Gaza and by US ICE (datacenterdynamics.com)
1
AI hardware needs to become more brain-like to meet the growing energy demands (frontiersin.org)
4
Science images of 2025 – Nature's picks (nature.com)
1
We mapped the hottest data centers (restofworld.org)
4
Bondi Beach shooting: How the tragedy unfolded (reuters.com)
1
AI agent hacks university network, outperforms human experts in 16 hours (businessinsider.com)
1
First monolithic 3D chip built in a U.S. foundry (stanford.edu)
2
Great Green Wall (China) (wikipedia.org)
2
Mapping escalating US pressure on Venezuela (reuters.com)
189
The Tor Project is switching to Rust (itsfoss.com)
3
Why the Architects of AI Are TIME's 2025 Person of the Year (time.com)
2
Study: One in ten boys identify as addicted to gaming, the warning signs (norwegianscitechnews.com)
9
VA Linux: The biggest dotcom IPO (homeip.net)
1
Prompt injection is not SQL injection (it may be worse) (ncsc.gov.uk)
1
A chance to see our biochips working in real-time (finalspark.com)
3
Local news organizations discover the value of their own archives (niemanlab.org)
1
ASML sold chip machine parts to Chinese military and quantum research institutes (nltimes.nl)
1
China frontline troops are testing portable quantum radio devices (scmp.com)
2
Study: Slower company acquisition pace can boost corporate values (ucr.edu)
1
Business is booming for defense contractors (reuters.com)
2