Articles by austinallegro
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Casio Moflin (casio.com)

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Turning a Dumb AC Unit Smart (Without Losing My Security Deposit) (prilik.com)

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The rise of fake online shopping platforms that let you pretend to buy things (fastcompany.com)

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French DJ Kavinsky known for Drive soundtrack Nightcall found dead in Paris home (thejournal.ie)

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Singer-songwriter Glen Hansard dies in Dublin crash (rte.ie)

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Final hurrah? Glasgow's cut-price Commonwealth Games fight for survival (lbc.co.uk)

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Pigeongram (pigeongram.com)

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'Rare' Neolithic Tombs Uncovered in Co Galway (rte.ie)

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Angry neighbour complains about parents calling children in for their tea (metro.co.uk)

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What Happens When You Eat a Shoe? Health Risks, Safety Concerns and Consequences (decentfoot.com)

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It's an Apple Lisa, on a FPGA (hackaday.com)

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Using a Landline Phone in 2025 (n1ugk.com)

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Weight loss drugs 'linked to hair loss' – study (rte.ie)

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How Philly took a starring role in the 1983 holiday comedy 'Trading Places' (phillyvoice.com)

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Why 'narcissistic' bosses don't want you working from home (rte.ie)

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Wreck of Pan Am plane found 74 years after crash (sky.com)

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E-scooters set to be banned for under-18s (rte.ie)

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British runner Josh Kerr breaks world record for mile which stood for 27 years (sky.com)

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Taco Bell lettuce at centre of growing US diarrhoea outbreak (sky.com)

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Under-16s to be banned from buying energy drinks (sky.com)

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Casio FX-870P Emulator (github.com/urbancamo)

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EU will seek to limit children's access to social media (rte.ie)

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Help Us Save MeshCore (meshcore.io)

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Bayeux Tapestry arrives at British Museum under police escort in dead of night (sky.com)

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What goes on in a tennis player's brain facing a 238 km/h ball? (rte.ie)

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Mythos 5 offered outside the US by Anthropic (sky.com)

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Why new €3 customs charge tells a bigger story about global trade (rte.ie)

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The 'absolute magic' of Morse code that still connects people globally (bbc.com)

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Psychological stress catalyses free activation of coagulation in humans (wiley.com)

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Defeat air-gapped systems by exfiltrating data using Apple Find My network (github.com/houzuoguo)

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Official shutdown of Droitwich transmitter on LW – 30 June 2026 [video] (youtube.com)

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Cash Access Map (centralbank.ie)

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New legal right to speak to a human for finance consumers (rte.ie)

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Alleged member of international cyber hacking group Scattered Spider arrested (sky.com)

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Side-Channel Protections in Hardware Implementations of PQC ML-KEM Verification (arxiv.org)

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Voice of Gene Wilder recreated by AI for new Wonka-themed Netflix series (sky.com)

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Ship traces journey Spanish Armada sailors made in 1588 (irishtimes.com)

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What you need to know about new customs charges when buying from outside the EU (rte.ie)

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Deezer's new tool can identify AI music from Spotify, Apple Music, and others (techcrunch.com)

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Dame Penelope Keith, star of The Good Life, dies aged 86 (sky.com)

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I wouldn't pay it either (lrb.co.uk)

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[dupe] The BBC switches off its oldest service (economist.com)

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[dupe] End of an era as BBC Long Wave closes down (mayonews.ie)

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[dupe] After 100 years of BBC LW, last ever R4 Shipping Forecast and final close down [video] (youtube.com)

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FM Radio Is Being Nixed from New Vehicles, Too (digitalmusicnews.com)

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How to Deal with Horrible Smartphone Ergonomics (invisibleup.com)

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Air-Bus Hijacking: Silently Taking over Avionics Systems (acm.org)

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The GTA VI controversy isn't the price – it's what's missing from the box (sky.com)

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Lost Indiana Jones Adventure Discovered [video] (youtube.com)

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Europol is going rogue – so Brussels is doubling its budget? (euobserver.com)

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Brazilian Psychic Predicts Alien Invasion During World Cup Game Next Week (coasttocoastam.com)

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Hackers sent fake alien invasion alerts to millions of Brazilians (dev.ua)

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Cuckoo Tracking Project (bto.org)

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The Strange Disappearance of Japan's Animators (economist.com)

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Claude Guillemot: Ubisoft founder killed in plane crash (sky.com)

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Typewriter Tinnitus/Morse Code Tinnitus (hearinglosshelp.com)

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Daveigh Chase, star of Lilo and Stitch and The Ring, dies aged 35 (sky.com)

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'Prototype' Stonehenge Discovered (sky.com)

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World-famous Robin Hood oak tree has died (sky.com)

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What's behind the mania for World Cup stickers in Argentina? (rte.ie)

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How to bring down cheap, low-flying drones (economist.com)

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'The Phoenix' magazine to cease publication (independent.ie)

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QuantumReady (postquantumready.com)

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Trailblazing investigative reporter Roger Cook dies (sky.com)

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Britain announces social media ban for under-16s (reuters.com)

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Police officer investigated for using AI to 'create evidence' in multiple cases (sky.com)

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Man survives five days on deserted island eating two lemons and charcoal (independent.co.uk)

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How Diana Ross' 1994 opening ceremony penalty gaffe came about (telegraph.co.uk)

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First tablet version of weight-loss jabs to be available in UK in weeks (sky.com)

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The story behind Argentina's new World Cup jersey (rte.ie)

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Tiny wasp helps prevent first global bird extinction in Britain for 60 years (rspb.org.uk)

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AI to be used in crown courts to reduce time victims have to wait (sky.com)

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Why cheap online shopping is about to change for Irish consumers (rte.ie)

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Rediscovered: The Lost Audio of Sherlock Holmes (sherlock-holmes.org.uk)

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Pushing Dial-Up Modems Further Than We Ever Thought Possible [video] (youtube.com)

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1982 World Championship Double Decker Bus Racing (1982) [video] (youtube.com)

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Defeated! Picking Works by Design's Unpickable Lock [video] (youtube.com)

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Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Ted Lasso, and Little Britain Actor Anthony Head Dies (sky.com)

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So Long, CHU, and Thanks for All the Time Signals (hackaday.com)

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How 'doom spending' is about more than just consumer behaviour (rte.ie)

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Drones, spider cams and AI will bring World Cup 2026 to your TV (rte.ie)

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OpenAI let ChatGPT aid and abet mass shooters, Florida lawsuit claims (bbc.com)

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Canaries in the coal mine? How AI could reshape work in Ireland (rte.ie)

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Blood test could detect Alzheimer's signs 'decades before symptoms appear' (sky.com)

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North Korea tests AI-guided missiles for the first time (sky.com)

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Illegal casinos are targeting children on Roblox. Can it be stopped (sky.com)

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New Jersey judges rule man can't cash $59000 in gaming chips from defunct casino (usatoday.com)

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Cheese-rolling legend beaten by German YouTuber (sky.com)

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Scientists find new deep-sea octopus (rte.ie)

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User just tricked Grok and Bankrbot to send tokens with Morse code (cryptopolitan.com)

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EU bringing in Digital IDs for citizens: What are they? How will it affect you? (thejournal.ie)

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Claude's Mythos AI model may cause security issues for your money (rte.ie)

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Seagulls in sharp decline because they can't cope with modern life (edp24.co.uk)

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You probably don't need extra electrolytes (economist.com)

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Big fears in Big Tech sector over Artificial Intelligence job losses (rte.ie)

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UK economic catastrophe unless it adapts to young people rewired by smartphones (sky.com)

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Hollywood Secures Broad "Omnibus" Pirate Site Blocking Order in UK High Court (torrentfreak.com)

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UK supermarket using GPS trackers on £3.90 sausages to crackdown on thefts (mirror.co.uk)

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An LLM on a Sony PSP (granda.org)

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Can ChatGPT order a jumbo breakfast roll without messing up? (rte.ie)