: Other studies are finding the same thing

: Use your home subscription with your work Microsoft 365 account

A replica of the Citizen Quartz Multi Alarm III watch based on figure 31 in David Harel’s 1987 paper introducing statecharts

: The longer the shutdown, the less likely critical IT overhauls happen, ex federal CISO tells The Register

The Open Printer features a modular and highly repairable design, and while it uses the popular HP 63 cartridges, it lacks DRM blocks that lock out third-party cartridges. It also allows printing on paper rolls, so you can either use the in-built cutter to…

The difference between being good and being great isn’t talent or formal training, but the invisible practice that happens when you're just living life.

Simple H.264 decoder. Contribute to tvlabs/edge264 development by creating an account on GitHub.

Why Retrieval-Augmented Generation Won’t Survive the Context Revolution and the End of Chunking, Embeddings, and Rerankers as We Know Them.

The famously reclusive novelist amassed a collection of thousands of books ranging in topics from philosophical treatises to advanced mathematics to the naked mole-rat

To get to the campus, I have to walk past the fentanyl zombies. I call them fentanyl zombies because it helps engender a sort of detached, low-empath…

Documents show that ICE has gone back on its decision to not use location data remotely harvested from peoples' phones. The database is updated every day with billions of pieces of location data.

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Keyhive is a project exploring local-first access control. It aims to provide a firm basis for secure collaboration, similar to the guarantees of private chat but for any local-first application.

Update (November 10, 2025): We’d like to provide an important update regarding the delivery of the detailed data-sharing functionality described in this post. While we originally planned to release

The law enforcement arm of the U.S. Postal Service has been quietly running a program that tracks and collects Americans’ social media posts, including those about planned protests, according to a document obtained by Yahoo News.