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How to take full-page screenshots in Chrome on any device – it's easy and free (zdnet.com)
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AI bot roasts any website URL you give it and it's scathingly mean (pcgamer.com)
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Walkman.land (walkman.land)
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Museum of Plugs and Sockets (plugsocketmuseum.nl)
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The New Mexico cave expanding our search for alien life (bbc.com)
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UMD Scientists Create 'Smart Underwear' to Measure Human Flatulence (umd.edu)
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Oracle promises new approach to MySQL (theregister.com)
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Large language models provide unreliable answers about public services (computerweekly.com)
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Collector's Guide to Vintage Guitars (intelligentcollector.com)
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Three non-programming books for your booklist (2010) (sdtimes.com)
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Choices for a Self-Hosted eBook Server (itsfoss.com)
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RIP Robert Tinney, the illustrator behind so many Byte magazines (tinney.net)
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A Refuge from the Sloppocalypse (cybrsecmedia.com)
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Twitter is not real life (theargumentmag.com)
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Kilo Code bets on agentic engineering with model-agnostic CLI (fastforward.blog)
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Halley's Comet wrongly named: 11th-century English monk predates British (universiteitleiden.nl)
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Accessibility For Everyone by Laura Kalbag: now online free (accessibilityforeveryone.site)
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Microsoft Campus Library Closes (geekwire.com)
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French IT group Capgemini to sell US subsidiary linked to ICE after outcry (france24.com)
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'Right-to-Compute' Laws May Be Coming to Your State This Year (vktr.com)
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Living sensor display implanted on skin for long-term biomarker monitoring (nature.com)
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Job Interview Questions for Embedded Systems Developers (windriver.com)
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Sometimes your job is to stay the hell out of the way (randsinrepose.com)
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How to know if that job will crush your soul (anildash.com)
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Women Game Designers (jstor.org)
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Nearly 400Maires and billionaires call for higher taxes on super-rich (theguardian.com)
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Will Your AI Teammate Bring Bagels to Standup? (redmonk.com)
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Building the first open-source quantum computer (uwaterloo.ca)
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Asteroids the size of 22 penguins to pass Earth this weekend (2023) (jpost.com)
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Who Qualifies for Canada's $1,800 Universal Basic Income Pilot 2026 (comfortkitchentogo.com)
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Who owns Rudolph's nose? (creativelawcenter.com)
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When Buttons Were the Hottest New Thing in Radio (paleofuture.com)
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F5 tackles AI security with new platform extensions (networkworld.com)
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GitHub Space Shooter turns GitHub contribution graphs into space shooter (github.com/czl9707)
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Power, Not Space: The Colocation Battleground in 2026 (datacenterknowledge.com)
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[flagged] Dutch police have their own car stolen during car theft chase (dutchreview.com)
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ELI5: Physical AI Must Sense, Think, Act and Optimize (aptiv.com)
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Scott Adams Dead: Dilbert Creator Was 68 (variety.com)
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AI Stole the Sparkles Emoji (davidimel.substack.com)
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Old-school programming techniques you probably don't miss (2009) (computerworld.com)
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Draw an iceberg and see how it will float (joshdata.me)
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Building the Brain of Your Accessibility AI (last-child.com)
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What an Editor Needs from a Writer (johnemcintyre.blogspot.com)
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The Capybaras of Florida (arcgis.com)
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A Bluesky-to-Slack thread unroller (github.com/rajbot)
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What Do Consumers Want in Smart Glasses? (ieee.org)
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The Hydrant Directory (dayroselane.com)
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Sauron, home security startup, plucks CEO out of Sonos (techcrunch.com)
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Publisher Pathfinder: a tool to help developers find publishing partners (gamesindustry.biz)
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New Way You Can Discover Asteroids (nasa.gov)
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NASA will soon find out if the Perseverance rover can persevere on Mars (arstechnica.com)
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Old-school rotary phone dials into online meetings (theregister.com)
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Volvo Centum is Dalton Maag's new typeface for Volvo (wallpaper.com)
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AI startup is extending an olive branch between humans and machines (fastcompany.com)
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Hate Brussels sprouts? You may be living in the past (bbc.com)
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Lessons in creating family photos that people want to keep (medium.com/estherschindler)
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Publisher Pathfinder is a tool to help find publishing partners and investors (gamesindustry.biz)
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An FTL spaceship would look a lot like Star Trek's Enterprise (fastcompany.com)
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Powered by mushrooms, living computers are on the rise (osu.edu)
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Chimps sticking grass and sticks in their butts, seemingly as a fashion trend (cbc.ca)
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An off-grid, flat-packable washing machine (positive.news)
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How to Turn Off AI Tools Like Gemini, Apple Intelligence, Copilot (consumerreports.org)
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Arizona city rejects data center after AI lobbying push (politico.com)
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The Jim Sharman Diaries: Behind the Scenes on the Rocky Horror Show, 1970s (flashbak.com)
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Buzzword Bingo (petdance.com)
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Is OpenAI Today's Netscape? Or Is It AOL? (battellemedia.com)
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Science-Backed Rules for Proper Router Placement (wi-fiplanet.com)
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Investigating a Possible Scammer in Journalism's AI Era (thelocal.to)
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You're probably using the wrong dictionary (jsomers.net)
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Thieves take €90k of snails meant for Michelin-starred restaurants (thetimes.com)
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'Extraordinary Discovery' at Orkney's Ness of Brodgar Neolithic Site (bbc.com)
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Inspired by Spider-Man, scientists recreate web-slinging technology (scienceclock.com)
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Screenshots from Developers: 2002 vs. 2015 (unix.se)
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AI Models Outperform Frontier Models in Software Testing (functionize.com)
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Feedback doesn't scale (another.rodeo)
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Elon Musk Drove ~1/3 of Women Off Twitter (kevinmunger.substack.com)
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Windows Digital Signage mode hides BSoDs after 15 seconds (theregister.com)
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How the Atomic Tests Looked Like from Los Angeles (amusingplanet.com)
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NASA does software testing and QA (2020) (functionize.com)
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Could We Launch a Supervillain into the Sun? (gizmodo.com)
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The Final Straw: Why Companies Replace Once-Beloved Technology Brands (functionize.com)
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Pulp (Non)Fiction: A Conversation with Pulp Magazine Collector Dr. Richard Meli (intelligentcollector.com)
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Why don't people return their shopping carts? (behavioralscientist.org)
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People are using AI to talk to Jesus. Why it's controversial (today.com)
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Breaking the Humanoid Robot Delusion (computerworld.com)
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NYC Council pushes to legalize bodega cats, giving them 'purr-fect' legal status (amny.com)
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A century ago, an all-Black team beat the KKK on a baseball diamond (contrarian.substack.com)
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The short, happy reign of CD-ROM (2024) (fastcompany.com)
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WINDOWS93 (windows93.net)
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The Scope Creep: An interactive narrative nightmare (scope-creep.xyz)
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Hogwarts School of Software Engineering (embedded.com)
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Insects on the Space Menu (esa.int)
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Mission-Critical in the Context of the API Manifesto and Move Fast/Break Things (aptiv.com)
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Sound familiar? Matching voices boost trust in self-driving cars (umich.edu)
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What Makes 'Mission Critical' Different? Some Real World Examples (windriver.com)
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How AWS is losing the younger generation with complexity (theregister.com)
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Hermann and Albert Göring: Two different brothers (dw.com)
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Can Your Chatbot Logs Be Used Against You in Court? (news.northeastern.edu)
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