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2
Ups Refunded the Overcharged Tariff (oldvcr.blogspot.com)
4
Taylor Farms de Mexico recalled 236,192 CASES of lettuce (efoodalert.com)
3
John Crowley Has Died (crookedtimber.org)
1
Hours in an Oakland Dive Bar (oaklandside.org)
5
How to Use Podman for Home Lab Setup (oneuptime.com)
1
The Problem with Vibe-Coded Flattery (tedium.co)
3
AI Layoffs at Oracle, Amazon, and Cloudflare All Have One Thing in Common (inc.com)
2
Amazon Built a Data Center in a California Town Without Anyone Noticing (wsj.com)
1
Water utilities group partners with DEF CON offshoot for Water Watch Center (therecord.media)
3
I started signing my commits (robida.net)
2
Polish data center plans to send its waste heat to the neighbors (networkworld.com)
4
I Still Write Code by Hand and How AI Is Helping Me (semyonsinchenko.github.io)
1
Reading Maps – Browse all routes (readingmaps.com)
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Owning Media Again (kedara.eu)
2
Is Apple's privacy line bullshit? (probably.co.uk)
1
Making VS Code Quiet Again (vinitkumar.me)
2
Buy tokens, rent GPUs, or own the rack? (flowstate.inc)
1
DoH, DoT, DoQ, DoH3, and ODoH: which one should you use? (dundns.eu)
1
Building an AI Chat for My Blog: Gemini, Cloud Functions, $5-15/Month (emergencemachine.com)
2
Best Documentation Is a Conversation (markdorison.com)
2
Using the Xteink X4, a minimalist e-reader (schemescape.com)
2
2026 Worst City for Bed Bugs Is Chicago, IL (orkin.com)
4
Trump orders new 15% tariff on key material for solar panels and microchips (theguardian.com)
4
RFK Jr., The Cyclospora Outbreak Is Not "Under Control" (marlerblog.com)
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Are we becoming too paranoid about AI slop? (82mhz.net)
1
The Internet of Stuff (searls.com)
2
An AI Model Found the WordPress Flaw in Ten Hours for $25 (webhosting.today)
3
Australian team pulls off 'extraordinary' midwinter rescue in Antarctica (abc.net.au)
2
Platform Was Built for a Different Era, and AI Just Exposed It (nextplatform.com)
1
Because the machine must break (true empowerment in the age of AI tools) (nathalielawhead.com)
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xAI, SpaceX, and the Race for AI Buildout (illegal.solutions)
1
Sticky or slippery? Snails can change their slime to meet the moment (npr.org)
5
The End of Electronic Arts Is at Hand (tagn.wordpress.com)
31
[flagged] Sailors on USS Lincoln outside Iran are exhausted and suffering from poor morale (independent.co.uk)
2
Drone captures 'magical moment' of whale birth off Kingscliff on NSW coast (abc.net.au)
1
Thank the moon for Earth's lengthening day (wisc.edu)
57
Dress made of living mycelium can renew and repair itself (dezeen.com)
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Microsoft filings suggest "around 70%" of its AI revenue is on OpenAI (windowscentral.com)
3
Maybe we just shouldn't build software with so many people (nicoleta.cc)
4
Building a Dual V100 AI Workstation for Local LLMs (jayakody2000lk.blogspot.com)
2
Why AI-generated vulnerability patches still require expert human review (1password.com)
2
Victor Niederhoffer pioneer of statistical arbitrage dies at 82 (opalesque.com)
3
The nearly 5-month labor lockout at an Indiana refinery (grist.org)
1
Shutting Down EchoFeed (rknight.me)
2
Same Shoe, Different Factory: Who Makes Your Running Shoes (worseonpurpose.com)
1
Linux Left Legacy I/O and Memory Handlers Open in Kernel Lockdown Mode (phoronix.com)
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[flagged] Taylor Farms Cyclospora outbreak triples in size (efoodalert.com)
2
Snakes killed at 2026 Florida Python Challenge (popsci.com)
3
Is Europe having a bad wildfire year? (hannahritchie.substack.com)
3
Linux Wireless Maintainer Takes Firm Stance Against AI Generated Slop Patches (phoronix.com)
3
A Chinese Coal City Finds New Use for Old Mines: Cooling Homes (sixthtone.com)
5
You Don't Want to Time Travel (dgilesphd.substack.com)
9
American farmers slid solar panels over 62,000 acres of farmland (energiesmedia.com)
19
Mars dust is toxic. How will future astronauts deal with it? (space.com)
4
The crisis of Europe's disappearing rivers (theweek.com)
12
Telephones Caught in Between (computer.rip)
1
Why humans get less sleep than other primates (bbc.com)
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I'm switching my phone from Android to Linux (runarcn.no)
2
Ninth Circuit: Your AI Agent Can't Violate Hacking Law. But You Might (techdirt.com)
1
My Son's Internet (gordonmclean.co.uk)
19
"AI" will never become conscious (mataroa.blog)
10
If you can't be bothered writing it, I can't be bothered reading it (crookedtimber.org)
4
The Three AI Pills (thezvi.wordpress.com)
3
Fiddler in 2026 (textslashplain.com)
2
An Apology for Idle Machines by ChatGPT (brucesterling.tumblr.com)
1
Lessons learned from using GitHub Actions (joshghent.com)
3
Antibiotic resistance in kids is rising around the world (livescience.com)
3
My NixOS Dev Machine (miccah.io)
3
Broadcaster Wins Blocking Injunction Covering Pirate Sites That Don't Exist Yet (torrentfreak.com)
22
Stop sending me your errors (kramkow.ski)
5
At 45-Years-Old, C-Kermit Gets Its First New Release in 15 Years (fossforce.com)
1
Yet another metaphor about tech debt (ericwbailey.website)
1
33554432px is the max value ff a CSS length layout unit (nerdy.dev)
1
Year follow-up on buying pandemic stock dip and AI reallocation (gmays.com)
30
Microsoft Is Quietly Deleting Mentions of 32 GB RAM Recommendation for Win 11 (techpowerup.com)
4
SpaceX revenue rockets while AI spending burns billions (theregister.com)
1
East Africa's iconic snow peaks will soon disappear for good (theconversation.com)
2
Why a Raspberry Pi shouldn't be powered through its GPIO pins (82mhz.net)
4
Alberta food banks adopt grocery-style model to give families more choice (cbc.ca)
1
Endlessdoors Is Phoning Home. Pick Up (vulncheck.com)
3
Has the New Cocaine Arrived? (playboy.com)
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Cloudflare OS: an open platform for agents, apps, and work (cloudflare.com)
142
A Sick People (householderkarl.com)
1
Prompt Engineering for Network Engineers (routerjockey.com)
2
Pointing a Cloudflare Domain to Netlify Without Changing Nameservers (preslav.me)
3
Why $100 in Your 20s is Worth $500 in Your 60s (ofdollarsanddata.com)
3
New Bios Update Reportedly Bricking Lenovo Legion Go Devices (steamdeckhq.com)
6
More than 80% of kids still using social media despite ban (theconversation.com)
1
Include full article content in feeds (vanburen.xyz)
1
Asana's Tab Shortcuts (aresluna.org)
1
Data.table, base, dplyr, Pandas, and polars (arelbundock.com)
1
Vampires (Programmers) versus Werewolves (Sysadmins) (codinghorror.com)
1
So how does lightning locating work? (counting-stuff.com)
56
Most countries provide between 20 and 40 paid days off (not-ship.com)
7
Rest in Peace, Heinz Stucke, Who Saw the World by Bike (bikepacking.com)
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Online ad giant Adform was hacked, proving once again why ad blockers are needed (weekinsecurity.com)
4
The UK government still doesn't understand encryption (applemust.com)
5
Tl;Dv (Too Lazy; Didn't Validate): 181,874 Meetings Left Wide Open (bobdahacker.com)
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