· · XDA Developers
AMD may not have the best chips, but AM4 shows why I should trust it over Intel
Who wants to take apart their build once every two years?
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· · XDA Developers
I ditched my Linux VM for WSL, and Windows suddenly became a legitimate development environment
Experience the best of both worlds with WSL, a lightweight and efficient solution for running Linux on Windows.
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· · Tom's Guide
Iraq vs Norway free live stream: How to watch World Cup 2026 online from anywhere
See Erling Haaland in action for his country and read on to find out how to watch Iraq vs Norway at the World Cup 2026 via live streams and online.
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· · XDA Developers
I self-hosted TypeType and got a YouTube experience with no tracking and my own watch history
TypeType gave me YouTube without Google's constant surveillance
#selfhosting#type-type#youtube-alternative#mobile-app#privacy-focused
· · MIT Technology Review
Exclusive eBook: How AI is becoming the next military advisor
A collection of stories about how militaries are using AI models to make decisions. This subscriber-only eBook is a package of six stories that were originally published in MIT Technology Review between April 11, 2025, and April 21, 2026, and have been updated to reflect recent developments. by Jame
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· · Bleeping Computer
JetBrains Marketplace Apps Exfiltrate AI API Keys from Devs' Accounts
At least 15 malicious plugins found on the JetBrains Marketplace were designed to steal AI API keys from developers. [...]
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· · 9to5Mac
MyFitnessPal Unleashes AI Coach for Tailored Nutrition Guidance
MyFitnessPal is adding a new AI-powered coaching experience that turns users’ food logs, goals, meals, and habits into personalized nutrition guidance. Here are the details.
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· · 9to5Mac
Apple Ditches macOS Names, Swapping Them for Version Numbers Altogether
Among Apple’s slate of software platforms, macOS is an outlier in having its own brand name (e.g., macOS Golden Gate) instead of just a number. But some new signs indicate Apple may be shifting toward number versioning.
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· · GSMArena
Meta's Threads celebrates 500 million users with a bunch of new features
There was a time when many Twitter alternatives popped up, and Meta couldn't resist throwing its hat in this game too, with Threads. Threads may have started as a way to capture people leaving Twitter after Elon Musk bought it, but it's now all grown up, it seems. The service has reached 500 million
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· · 9to5Google
Lenovo Laptops Powered by Snapdragon X2 Are a Game-Changer Amid RAM Shortage
I’ve been worried about the next generation of Windows laptops, to the point where I begrudingly bought a MacBook Air earlier this year because I figured my next Windows upgrade would be a costly one. After spending some time with Lenovo’s latest batch of Snapdragon X2-powered Windows laptops, thoug
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· · 9to5Mac
Tata, Apple's supplier, sidesteps regulatory penalties following pollution alert in India
Apple supplier Tata says an Indian pollution regulator has dropped scrutiny of one of its iPhone component plants, after the company responded to concerns over possible wastewater contamination. Here are the details.
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· · Dark Reading
Security Experts Criticize US Restrictions on Mythos and Fable Exports
An open letter signed by dozens of security experts asked the government to reverse export restrictions on Anthropic's Claude Fable 5 and Mythos 5 models.
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· · Dev.to
Tesla's Radio-Controlled Boat: The First Remote Control
When people imagine the first remote control, they picture a plastic clicker pointed at a television. The real thing arrived decades earlier, ran on radio waves, and floated. In 1898, at an electrical exhibition in Madison Square Garden, Nikola Tesla steered a small boat across a pool of water using
#cloud-computing#remote-control#innovation#technology-history
· · Dark Reading
Fileless Phantom Stealer Targets Browser Credentials
In addition to executing entirely in memory, the malware's infection chain incorporates other anti-analysis techniques designed to frustrate detection.
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· · Dev.to
Common Pitfalls Building Email Agents (and Fixes)
A team ships their first email agent on a Thursday. Demo went great, handler's deployed, webhook's registered. Friday morning the on-call wakes up to an inbox where the agent has been enthusiastically replying to its own replies all night, a customer who received the same answer three times, and a t
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· · Dev.to
When Leaders Ignore the No Asshole Rule
Originally published on Rough Edges. There's a pattern I've watched play out in more than one organization. From a distance it looks like high performance. Up close it's something else. A strong engineer – relentless, demonstrably capable, the kind of person who ships when others stall – has the ear
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· · Dev.to
How I Cut AI API Costs by 65% — A Freelance Dev's 2026 Guide
How I Cut AI API Costs by 65% — A Freelance Dev's 2026 Guide Three months ago I opened my monthly invoice from a client project and nearly choked on my cold brew. I'd been running a moderately complex AI workflow — the kind of thing you spin up for a SaaS founder who wants document analysis piped in
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· · Dev.to
Cloud Innovations Take a Major Leap Forward with Comment Divider 2.0
A few months ago, I wrote a small Nushell script designed to take user-provided text and generate comments formatted for various programming languages. After using it for a while, a few flaws naturally emerged: Limited availability: Being written as a Nushell command restricted its use to those who
#cloud-computing#nushell#programming#dev-tools
· · Dev.to
AI Evals Series: Trustworthy Golden Datasets Unveiled
Part 3 of a series on building production AI on .NET. Part 1 was the overview; Part 2 was error analysis. Now we turn the failure taxonomy you built into something you can measure against — without quietly fooling yourself. A golden dataset is a set of representative inputs, each paired with a refer
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· · Dev.to
Cutting My AI Bill by 60%: A Freelancer's Context Window Diary
Cutting My AI Bill by 60%: A Freelancer's Context Window Diary Look, I'll be honest with you. Six months ago I was hemorrhaging money on API calls. Not big tech money — I'm a freelance dev doing client work from my home office — but enough that I started sweating every time I checked my billing dash
#cloud-computing#api-costs#freelance-developer#ai-billing#cost-optimization