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BBC

  1. France prepares for day of protest a week after nationwide riots
  2. Met investigates reports of letter detailing claims about Meghan's father
  3. UK to invest £100m in 'world first' AI Biosecurity Lab
  4. Father who killed Oregon school shooter describes anguish over children he couldn't save
  5. Arrest made after fire at Hitler's famed Eagle's Nest retreat
  6. Celebrity Traitors left on a knife edge after a trip to the field of screams
  7. Are California voters about to impose 'world's first' tax on billionaires?
  8. Strictly's new presenters - after mixed reviews have they found their feet?
  9. Ruins of Limoges city hall a symbol of France divided by national protests
  10. Before you crank up the thermostat, try these tips to keep your house warmer for longer
  11. The rise of AI election ads in US midterms campaign
  12. Prince William on how he once dreamed of becoming 'DJ Xara'
  13. The convicted £33m tax fraudster living it up in Dubai
  14. How Brazil's changing working class is reshaping the presidential race
  15. Tory activist in 'contract killing broker' claim had worked for party HQ
  16. The Papers: 'Meghan warned over father' and 'Don't risk Truss-style budget'
  17. Minneapolis withdrawal was 'surrender', Trump's ex-border patrol chief tells BBC
  18. How does the UK state pension compare with other countries?
  19. Ali G is back. But is the character past its sell-by date?
  20. The grads ditching the UK for a fresh start abroad
  21. When to switch your clocks back as British Summer Time comes to an end
  22. Watch: Moment fin whale swallows thousands of gallons of water during feeding
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  25. Coming soon: Sir David Attenborough's next great ocean journey
  26. Canada inflict back-to-back losses on England
  27. Why Tottenham v Arsenal could define their seasons - live on BBC One
  28. Smith v Puello world title fight predictions
  29. Carrick refuses to rule out dropping Fernandes in emotional address
  30. Leclerc fastest from Antonelli in US GP practice

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Engadget

  1. OpenAI says it's cutting off internet access for frontier model training
  2. Meta is charging government and nonprofit pages to post links on Facebook
  3. Apple Music has a fun Easter egg for the iPod's 25th anniversary
  4. Greece enacts social media ban for kids under 15
  5. ASUS ProArt P16 review: A sleek showcase for NVIDIA's RTX Spark
  6. GuliKit TT Pro review: The ideal Switch 2 controller for players on the go
  7. Tesla says it will no longer release the Cybertruck in Australia and New Zealand
  8. Oura sues Ultrahuman (again) to block its latest smart ring from the US market
  9. A startup called Warhound is genetically engineering dogs for the military
  10. A new subscription service promises an evolving collection of 'bold and bizarre' indie games
  11. Spotify's Family plan QR code could cost you Premium access
  12. Rhode Island sues Meta over its approach to scam ads
  13. The trailer for Mass Effect 5 has leaked and unfortunately it looks good
  14. 2027 BMW iX5 first drive: You'll love the range, but maybe not the look
  15. Daft Punk is getting an official Lego set
  16. The Browser Company is officially killing Arc on December 22
  17. Bluesky adds iPad support in latest feature update
  18. Amazon rebrands Kindle Unlimited to Kindle+
  19. Unauthorized AI agents are reportedly already accessing US bank accounts
  20. Sundar Pichai (allegedly) draws the line at oceans

Pinboard

  1. Local Wikipedia for 50.86, 4.35
  2. The iPhone Duo (via IFTTT) — The iPhone Duo https://ift.tt/KbpJMCS
  3. Every AI model has the same �controversial� take on humans | ModelCompare — Text and image models � October 2026 We asked 12 AI models for their most controversial opinion of us, three times each. 29 of 35 answers were the same one.�
  4. Rust Style Guide | Google Style Guides
  5. Today's PHP Security Release, and How We're Strengthening PHP Security — The PHP Foundation — Supporting, Advancing, and Developing the PHP Language
  6. Create New Canarytoken
  7. pwn.watch · live security incidents — 35 live incidents (15 critical). Live security incidents worldwide: CVEs, patch status, fixed versions, advisories and the posts that broke them.
  8. There isn't an easy exploit for this PHP vulnerability · Elias Taylor — A bit of pushback on the "sky is falling" php2shell vulnerability that has everyone patching PHP right now -- this guy reckons it's not actually exploitable on vanilla PHP?
  9. Code and Cake - Docker is weird
  10. tywr/Nordwand-Mono: A compact monospace neo-grotesque font designed for developers (and adventurers).
  11. AI Is Changing Everything About Hacking. No One Knows What Happens Next — AI Is Changing Everything About Hacking. No One Knows What Happens Next Jason Koebler Jason Koebler · Oct 22, 2026 at 10:23 AM 'Black October:' The PHP vulnerabilities and a series of other hacks and bugs have cybersecurity experts freaking out an…
  12. The Decoherence Trap: When AI slop drowns out the signal in an endless sea of noise — TL;DR This essay introduces the concept of decoherence: the accumulation of locally valid but mutually incompatible or redundant models within a system, such�
  13. security-audit-skill — A coding-agent skill for multi-phase security audits with independently verified, machine-readable findings
  14. Somewhere in France — Railpass — view from train windows in an app - via matt muir
  15. Dessa - the Conversation Model trained only on speech
  16. ‘Pure arrogance’: anger in Finland as Google illegally fells 250,000 trees for datacentre | Environment | The Guardian — Company ordered to stop work at two sites in country, which has found itself at forefront of tech firms’ latest push Miranda Bryant in Muhos and Otanmäki Thu 22 Oct 2026 13.22 CEST Share Behind a wir…
  17. This I Believe, by Robert A. Heinlein — I am not going to talk about religious beliefs but about matters so obvious that it has gone out of style to mention them. I believe in my neighbors. I know their faults, and I know that their virtues far outweigh their faults.
  18. LLMs are making formal software verification feasible at a much larger scale — Claude formally proved security properties in the compiled code of 123 open-source libraries. Along the way, it found bugs that had eluded detection for years.
  19. Chain of Thought For Humans – BorisTheBrave.Com
  20. PHP 8.5.12????????pixiv???????? - pixiv inside — 22:41????????????23:16?????????????????30? pixiv???????????????30??????????????????????????????????????????????????????????�
  21. eMudhra Intermediate CA Compromise — via https://github.com/galadran/we-have-a-problem.com/issues/20 via https://hachyderm.io/@paddycarver/117474595892912545 cf. https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=2083449#c11 via https://social.hackerspace.pl/@q3k/117474627985787668 via @gsuberland@chaos.social boost of https://s…
  22. Cloud rats and software roaches • Idle Words — Maciej Cieglowski: To my mind, though, fretting about feral LLMs is like living in New York and worrying that wild mustangs will take over Central Park. Mustangs are certainly an issue in some places—I own a cabin in New Mexico where the wild horses have learned to come bully me…
  23. Eight Bits of Trust; eMudhra's CA keys cracked in milliseconds
  24. The 75-Year-Old Screenagers — Charlie Engman has been photographing his parents since 2009. Photo: Charlie Engman. Prop Styling: Maisie Lu. Once a week, Jim sits down with his phone, logs in�
  25. The RSS Universe — Readers, Tools & Standards — No algorithm, no timeline, no engagement bait. Just feeds you chose. Here's the whole ecosystem — readers, feed generators, monitoring, directories, and the standards that hold it together.
  26. Gathin23/cleanyourtv: Debloat any Android or Google TV over Wi-Fi and get an Apple TV-style home.
  27. NVIDIA/OpenShell: OpenShell is the safe, private runtime for autonomous AI agents.
  28. The art of the deal: Jared Kushner’s hacked phone revealed his secret negotiations— including more than $700m in transfers • Vanity Fair — Matthew Cole: In late spring 2020, a source I knew to be reliable called me with a story. The Dutch government had hacked into Jared Kushner’s phone and monitored him as he accessed a Dub…
  29. How to Design Flowers — Nick Desnoyer
  30. �If Anything Happens to This Guy � Everyone Is Screwed� — On Tuesday, the world found out about two massive security vulnerabilities in PHP, a programming language that is used by roughly 70 percent of websites. The�
  31. The Future of CSS ✨ • Josh W. Comeau
  32. How employment is changing at Anthropic Anthropic
  33. Introducing Claude Duet | Claude by Anthropic
  34. Farewell, France | Quad9
  35. Some final words on Foursquare. - by Dennis Crowley
  36. Tiny Little Office
  37. This hue shall pass — Check every colour combination in your palette against WCAG contrast ratios. See what passes AA and AAA at a glance, and fix failures in one click.
  38. GitHub - nthnclrk/CleanFrame: A personal home screen for Samsung The Frame. A starting point to fork and adapt. · GitHub
  39. My obituary for programming � dumbmatter.com — My obituary for programming Oct 08 2026 October 8, 2026 Tags: AI, Programming I know, I'm late to this. I was very slow to use AI coding agents. It seems like a�
  40. The Gospel according to Peter (Thiel) | The Verge — via The Verge https://ift.tt/wUPt0rO
  41. Local Mode — Firefox Source Docs documentation — Browsers have restricted what file:/// urls can do, which is annoying for local development. Firefox has a way to map a local domain name to a file:/// path so that you don't have to run a web server
  42. Uberblok, an interactive museum of ZFS — A museum of ZFS, read in its source Uberblok Storage has always had the same enemies: disks that lie, writes cut short, a crash in the middle of an update. ZFS answers them with a handful of ideas. This museum shows them one room at a time, from the code that implements them.
  43. Flaw in PHP computer language leads to shutdown of websites around world | Internet | The Guardian
  44. WorldTUI: I trained a 360M model to pretend to be a terminal - SimEdw's Blog — TL;DR: I fine-tuned a 360M-parameter language model to act as a terminal. There's no shell or filesystem behind it: every keypress goes in, and the model predicts how the screen changes. It can create files, run vim and tmux, play snake, and usual…
  45. Sumi.css: A minimalist, classless-first CSS framework. Write plain, semantic HTML and it looks finished. Add a class only when you want something specific. — + https://vladocar.github.io/Sumi.css/docs.html * https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=50180039
  46. PHP warns it plans to release 2 emergency patches imminently - Ars Technica
  47. E.W.Dijkstra Archive: On the foolishness of "natural language programming". (EWD 667)
  48. iPhone Duo review: Apple’s folding phone is a messy, expensive good time • The Verge — Nilay Patel and Allison Johnson: there are fully updated Duo apps built for the Duo-specific iOS 27.1 — we got to test a few of these, and they can be pretty good. Instagram’s Edits app is a perfect example of why a folding phone is useful…
  49. Introducing Flint - Recursive — {{ Flint leads MoE models with fewer than 50 billion total parameters on agentic coding benchmarks, including SWE-Bench Pro v2, Terminal-Bench 2.1, and SWE-Bench Verified. It also rivals the coding performance of dense models with 25–40 billion parameters, while running more than five times f…
  50. Blocking the Internet Archive Will Not Stop AI - The Atlantic
  51. Color Names — 31,912 colors, named by people
  52. Scoop: unvetted AI agents are accessing US bank accounts • Axios — Madison Mills: Major U.S. banks are detecting unauthorized third-party AI agents operating inside customer accounts, with some agents attempting to take actions that appear to be independent of user instructions, sources tell Axios. AI agents are becoming …
  53. No More Icons In Every Menu By Default — Have you heard the good news? I bemoaned the approach of putting an icon in every menu item by default which shipped with macOS Tahoe � but now it�s gone in�
  54. Bastardica
  55. In the AI age, publishers who understand what readers want will do best, a new report argues | Nieman Journalism Lab — Explore how AI shifts journalism from broadcasting to interaction. Learn to leverage specialized reporting to survive the decline of commodity news.
  56. Pele · Mermaid diagrams as themeable SVG — Pele · Mermaid diagrams as themeable SVG https://pele.run/ tools, obsidian, diagrams
  57. The Internet goes on high alert after discovery of 8 compromised TLS certs - Ars Technica
  58. cve.now — A free CVE feed for agents: a public vulnerability feed as RSS, Atom, JSON Feed and MCP.
  59. How does Fable 5.1 hide messages in images? — LessWrong
  60. DuckDB 2.0.0 LTS “Cinnamon Teal” | Hacker News
  61. Permit Pending: build the city of your dreams, subject to approval — A free city-building game in your browser. You are the mayor. You know what the city needs. Now get it past the zoning board, the neighbors, the appeals court and the next election.
  62. ‘This Is Not a Drill’: Critical PHP Vulnerabilities Are Setting the Internet on Fire | WIRED
  63. Every Briton should stockpile water and food supplies, government advises | UK news | The Guardian
  64. Page Not Found - Apple Music - iPod — 25TH anniversary of the iPod, the HTTP 404 error for apple music has an era appropriate iPod that has well made software and music (previews) from that time
  65. Tilde - macOS 原生文件管理器 — Tilde is a native Finder replacement for Mac. Keep folders side by side, organise files with custom properties, and give every project its own workspace.
  66. Left alone with nothing to do, AI agents started playing | TechCrunch
  67. Code is clay now — Alberto Denia ? Sep 25, 2026 In the Middle Ages of coding (that is, before November 2025), we coder-stonemasons spent our days meticulously carving code-stone�
  68. The rise and fall of Jev — This is a quick note on how the industry�s reaction to Jev reveals the desperate state of AI. I�ll dissect: What is Jev, how was it hyped and why Jev spread�
  69. https://appleinsider.com/articles/26/10/22/critical-php-vulnerabilities-threaten-your-nas-not-every-vendor-has-a-fix?utm_source=rss — via AppleInsider News https://appleinsider.com/rss/news
  70. How the Claude Code team does code review / claude.dev Blog
  71. FEMA tells states to handle disasters on their own - POLITICO
  72. Tangerine — The zero-click offline file converter for Mac — meet tangerine. a mac app that lets you convert files with ZERO clicks: just hold shift and drag the file. also has other useful file modification tools.
  73. The internet is having a very bad cybersecurity day – TechCrunch — But the PHP update wasn’t the only headache cybersecurity folks were facing on Wednesday. Node.js, the open source JavaScript runtime environment, also dropped a security surprise of its own when it shared that four high-severity vulnerabilities were just pat…
  74. “ignore the slop” | daniel.haxx.se
  75. OpenSpec — A lightweight spec‑driven framework
  76. Building durable agents with Durable Objects - YouTube
  77. Friday Links #45: Fresh Tools, Frameworks, and JavaScript Updates
  78. Why No AI?
  79. Xbox’s first chief operating officer is out after just a few months | The Verge — via The Verge https://ift.tt/uUkNXrY
  80. Is daylight saving time ending soon? Here's when clocks fall back | USA Today — With much attention focused on the upcoming midterm elections and Congress' recess, the ongoing debate over legislation to end the nation's twice-yearly time change has taken a backseat without any result, which means that most Americans will tur…
  81. UW protein institute led by Nobel winner unveils its first AI model co-developed with Nvidia | GeekWire — The UW Medicine Institute for Protein Design today released a new open-source model for creating proteins with specific functions, called RFD4-Proteina. It is the first AI protein model the UW has co-developed with semic…
  82. Using Opus 5.5 to discover a new eyewitness record of the dodo
  83. ‘Reverse-Engineer Anything’ Is the New Wild West of AI — ‘Reverse-Engineer Anything’ Is the New Wild West of AI https://ift.tt/U0VZIAh ai, ethics, copyright, law
  84. Still active fork of Nitter (alternative Twitter frontend) [keys XCancel] - Codeberg.org
  85. hand-bent after 3D printing, oberdoerfer & krebs' seating rethinks digital fabrication — the danish design duo reheats flat 3D-prints and bends them along programmed toolpaths to craft hand-shaped furniture.
  86. CleanYourTV: remove ads and bloat from Android TV and Google TV — via https://www.reddit.com/r/ClaudeAI/comments/1xbj7jr/i_used_claude_to_fix_my_samsung_tv/
  87. Vulnerability Research Is Cooked — Quarrelsome
  88. “We were looking at it wrong”: The explosive claim that’s upended the AI world | MIT Technology Review
  89. How the Consulting Class Is Eating the Democratic Party | The New Republic
  90. Cloudflare deploys protections against php2shell vulnerability | Cloudflare Blog
  91. Pete Hegseth�s staff break priceless historic globe he requested for office — A priceless pre-second world war globe coveted by the US defence secretary Pete Hegseth for his office in the Pentagon was damaged by his staff in a botched�
  92. Timestral: Mistral's time-series foundation models | Mistral — State-of-the-art probabilistic forecasting in four sizes (5M–209M params), CPU-efficient, zero-shot ready.
  93. Introducing tsrs: a Port of TypeScript to Rust — Cloudflare and VoidZero are now working with Max Schwenk of Owner.com on tsrs, a Rust port of the TypeScript compiler. We are doing this work in close�
  94. 30 Popular AI Agent Skills Every Developer Should Know
  95. Blog on 1Password Blog: Introducing 1Password for Agents
  96. A Lost Schrödinger Manuscript Reveals a Surprising Twist in Quantum Physics : ScienceAlert — "Whittaker assumed each photon carried a hidden variable with only two possible values, one determining whether it would pass through the polarizer and the other whether it would be reflected. But Schrödinger pointed out that there w…
  97. GitHub - bilawalsidhu/gods-eye-view: A spy satellite simulator in your browser, except the data is real. Live open source spatial intelligence on a photorealistic 3D globe. · GitHub
  98. I Did This Without Your Knowledge — LessWrong
  99. The fall of “Scientific American” • The Nation — Emmet Fraizer: In March of 2026, in a nondescript, 46th-floor office overlooking lower Manhattan, about two dozen members of Scientific American’s editorial staff had gathered in person and online to talk openly about their approach to political coverage. David Ewalt, the e…

The Next Web

  1. Hindsight puts up to $1M behind its AI content moderation as Google shuts down Perspective API
  2. Moonshot releases Kimi K3.1 Pro and says it cut its hacking skills
  3. AI chipmaker Cambricon’s sales miss points to tight chip supply in China
  4. Wayve, Stellantis and Nvidia team up with France on self-driving cars
  5. Meta delays its website-crawling terms after a publisher backlash
  6. Oracle pledges $1B over four years to partners that sell its AI tools
  7. Nscale sued in Norway over a data centre engineer’s dismissal
  8. Bose buys Skullcandy, the cheaper headphone brand already using its sound
  9. Unitree is building AI that lets its humanoid robots improve themselves
  10. OpenClaw creator puts last month’s token bill at $10M, The Register reports

Smashing Magazine

  1. Accordion Icons: Which Work Best?
  2. Embracing Playful Imperfection With The CSS `random()` Function
  3. Is Your Organization Messing Up AI Adoption?
  4. A Practical Guide To Naming Things
  5. Under Autumn’s Spell (October 2026 Wallpapers Edition)
  6. Stop Treating CSS Container Queries Like Traditional Media Queries
  7. Building A UX ROI Case That Survives The Boardroom
  8. The Death Of The Button: Why The Best Interface Is No Interface
  9. The Many Faces Of September (2026 Wallpapers Edition)
  10. Rethinking Data Visualisation: A UX Approach To Dashboards That Actually Drives Decisions
  11. Why Your Website Should Never Stop Changing
  12. Timing Charts: A Blueprint For SMIL Animations
  13. New EU Guidelines For AI Labelling
  14. Building Tactile UX: Honoring Intentional Design With Lottie
  15. How Baseline Can Help You Ship Less JavaScript
  16. Small Joys And Big Adventures (August 2026 Wallpapers Edition)
  17. The Bull And Bear Case For Digital Design In The Age Of AI
  18. Thinking Outside The Box: Digital Design In The AI Era
  19. Weaponizing And Defending The React Flight Protocol: Deserialization Sinks In RSCs
  20. When It Makes Sense To “Block” The Main Thread
  21. No, People Don’t Want More AI In Their Life
  22. From Kickoff To First Concept: How To Turn Brand Strategy Into Visual Direction
  23. Designing For Distressed Users: Why Mental Health Apps Shouldn’t Follow Every UI Fashion
  24. Meet Kirki: WordPress’s First Visual Builder With An Infinite Canvas
  25. Users Don’t Need More Tools: They Need Seamless Integrations
  26. Matching AI Modality To User Intent: Designing The Right Interface
  27. Why Accessibility Is An Operational Capability, Not A Feature
  28. Snapshots Of Summer (July 2026 Wallpapers Edition)
  29. Designing With Uncertainty: How AI Supercharges Probabilistic Thinking
  30. The Impact Of Humanoid Robots On Humanity
  31. The Benefits Of Cognitive Inclusion In UX Research
  32. How To Make Your Design System AI-Ready
  33. June Is For Exploring (2026 Wallpapers Edition)
  34. Algorithmic Theming Engines: Building Self-Correcting Color Systems With `contrast-color()`
  35. Your Prototype Is Not Being Honest With Your Users (And Here’s How To Fix It)
  36. Four Levels Of Customer Understanding
  37. Advanced Tree Counting: Mathematical Layouts With `sibling-index()` And `sibling-count()`
  38. Ten Data-Backed Truths Of User Experience ROI
  39. Practical Interface Patterns For AI Transparency (Part 2)
  40. The Architecture Of Local-First Web Development

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Hacker News

  1. OBS Studio 33
  2. Kimi K3.1 Pro and K3.1 Pro Highspeed
  3. Twelve years of distributed SQLite
  4. Today, we hacked what we'd set out to hack: the iPhone
  5. How close can pure functional programming get to C?
  6. Apple Music 404 Not Found
  7. Local Wikipedia: Wikipedia, but only for things a half hour walk from you
  8. A practical guide to AI image generation, from diffusion to agents
  9. Dessa: Conversation Model trained only on speech
  10. Bringing uv and ty together
  11. CVE Tracker
  12. Canadians are running out of time to oppose Bill C-22
  13. The Best Monopoly Strategy, Tested on 300M Games [video]
  14. How Block Blast harvests its players for ad money
  15. The Real Kevin Bacon
  16. The Quake Fan who built the map editor everybody uses
  17. Apple Security Research Device
  18. Physicists trap a single antimatter particle for a month
  19. C vs. C#: racing VLC's Gaussian blur
  20. One Man's Pan Am 747 Replica [video]
  21. Hacker reverses Samsung TV, finds on-board AI listening OpenAI account suspended
  22. Air Purifiers as White Noise Machines
  23. Show HN: Corgi, a helpful {agent, terminal} multiplexer
  24. The past, present, and future share a show floor at Pinball Expo 2026
  25. Rise of collagen-eating microbes may help explain gaps in the fossil record
  26. UUIDv7: Timestamps aren’t time-ordered and other oddities
  27. How is music possible
  28. A Cocktail Party in the Street: An Interview with Alan Stillman (2010)
  29. Alzheimer's breakthrough: 2 hrs of sleep restored without clearing brain plaques
  30. Is this the new cyber normal?

Ars Technica

  1. NASA updates lander plans for Moon landings, finally solves long-festering Orion issue
  2. Hegseth warns prediction market bets warp military judgment, endanger troops
  3. Updated Google privacy policy says your Gmail might be used for advertising
  4. Inside the Pentagon, the pressure is on to find a home for a new spaceport
  5. Spotify ramps up policy enforcement on family plans
  6. Crows can evaluate visual info twice as fast as mammals
  7. Intel gets waiver after worries fuzzy US ban on foreign-made robots may hit fabs
  8. RFK Jr.’s vaccine injury clinic could damage NIH hospital, board warns
  9. Knicks sent employees fake offer of championship rings in phishing test: Report
  10. Everybody panic: A Valve developer said "HLX" in public
  11. The reactor meant to showcase nuclear’s comeback keeps hitting problems
  12. Ukraine learns to fight without Starlink as Musk plays politics with satellites
  13. Review: Crystal Lake suffers a bit from its obsession with Pam Voorhees
  14. Rocket Report: SpaceX says no thanks to military launches; Spanish rocket nearly ready
  15. Switch 2 security takes a hit as hackers unlock homebrew access
  16. Moderna and Merck say their mRNA cancer vaccine cut death, recurrence by 42%
  17. Latest estimate for Starship launches required to support a Moon landing? 22.
  18. Comcast loses more customers, claims other ISPs' cheap prices are "irrational"
  19. Disgraced eMudhra drops out of TLS business after using cert private key of 4
  20. Leaked Mass Effect: Universe trailer gives a taste of what we're all missing

Digg

New Scientist

Slashdot

  1. Singapore Boffins Weave a GUI Into Fabric
  2. People Are Vibe Coding Their Way to Better TVs
  3. Greece Enacts Social Media Ban For Kids Under 15
  4. SpaceX In Talks to Access 80,000 Cell Sites For New Network
  5. Knicks Sent Employees Fake Offer of Championship Rings In Phishing Test
  6. Left Alone With Nothing To Do, AI Agents Started Playing
  7. Microsoft Announces Per-Hour Cost for Xbox Cloud Gaming Service
  8. Ukraine Is Wiping Out Data Centers Across the Border
  9. Comcast Loses More Customers, Claims Other ISPs' Cheap Prices Are 'Irrational'
  10. Physicists Trap a Single Antimatter Particle For a Month
  11. UN Says Breaching 1.5C Warming Limit Is 'Imminent and Unavoidable'
  12. Unvetted AI Agents Are Accessing US Bank Accounts
  13. To Make Way For Data Centers, Google Will Pay Others to Use Less Power
  14. Microsoft Says October Updates Didn't Actually Fix VPN Issues
  15. The Browser Company Retires Its Arc Browser, Pushes Users to Dia

BoingBoing

  1. Kurokawa Onsen has 25 hot springs, but I'd go back just for this cat
  2. Local Wikipedia shows you articles about everything within a half-hour walk
  3. Glasgow museum pulls its mummies, citing lack of consent from the dead
  4. The Bird Reich: The new Atlanta Falcons logo is uncomfortably familiar
  5. Priceless Eisenhower globe broken after Hegseth orders it moved to his office
  6. Don't let typing slow down your AI prompting — switch to voice dictation for $25 for life
  7. Mass Effect 5 trailer leaks the day after studio closes
  8. New Orleans artistic haunted house heralds horrors of the Deep South
  9. I couldn't stop eating these 16-yen corn puff sticks in Japan
  10. The Underwater Cabaret, a magazine made by a poet hiding from Nazis
  11. Uncensored Library hides forbidden literature inside Minecraft
  12. Visual Studio Professional 2026 drops to $30 and opens your 2022 projects as is
  13. Playdate Season 3 launches with an adorable frogs and abominable dungeons
  14. In 1897, London had lampposts that sold coffee, tea, and "fluid beef"
  15. Cyberpunk 2077 adds dual-wielding and more in third "final update"
  16. EA shuts down BioWare, the studio behind Dragon Age and Mass Effect
  17. Practice ordering in Spanish with an AI before you try it on a waiter in Madrid — Promova is a flat $79.99
  18. A box of free acorns at a Fukuoka garden put me in a great mood
  19. Japan's Daiso is like a dollar store, except a thousand times better
  20. Good Trailcams collects the animal kingdom's most candid moments
  21. AI-written Disney guidebooks send tourists to rides that don't exist
  22. Tom the Dancing Bug: A Simpsonian look at Trump, Putin, and Musk!
  23. I hate prediction markets, but I keep peeking at this midterm tracker
  24. A book of Gothic horror stories designed as a nine-room boarding house
  25. Star Wars on a ten-dollar budget
  26. Vice City mod makes an entire GTA game bounce to your favorite song
  27. You talk faster than you type, and this app finally does something about it
  28. Anthropic lost $80.7 billion in six months and would now like your money
  29. His wife vanished. He said ICE took her. Detectives found something else
  30. Terry Ward allegedly wanted 45 uninterrupted minutes of football very, very badly

Core77

  1. Core77 Weekly Roundup (10-19-26 to 10-23-26)
  2. A Clever Design for Waste-Reducing Bottles
  3. A Spherical Computer Monitor Pays Homage to a 1970 JVC Design
  4. A Transforming Mid-Century Chair, and Fun Knoll Facts
  5. Toyota Releases Video of Wheelchair-Alternative Mobility Concepts in Action
  6. Designing Play: How Ekoplay Turns Learning Into a Hands-On Experience
  7. Work Sharp's Diminutive, Flexible Knife Sharpener
  8. An Electric Motorcycle Concept with Modular, Scalable Power
  9. The Simple, Beautiful Interface on Braun's 1960s Portable Heater
  10. A Creative, Low-Tech Way to Cantilever a Movable Lamp
  11. Combining 3D Printing with Weaving
  12. CMF's Milk-Carton-Inspired Affordable Portable Speaker
  13. Maya Barkai's "Walking Men" Public Art Installations
  14. Core77 Weekly Roundup (10-13-26 to 10-16-26)
  15. The International Lineman's Rodeo: The Olympics for Lineworkers

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The Verge

  1. Xbox’s first chief operating officer is out after just a few months
  2. OpenAI now trains its frontier AI models with no internet access
  3. Abandoned Popcorn Time apps had to be disabled to prevent a zombie army
  4. Jack Dorsey’s Block made an AI model that talks to you like an awkward new friend
  5. Soundcore’s latest noise-crushing headphones are on sale for a new low price
  6. Fi’s GPS-equipped dog trackers are on sale for 30 percent off
  7. Elon Musk’s dangerous grip on outer space
  8. The iPhone Duo should have been an iPad
  9. Now Google says it might use your Gmail and Google Photos data to target ads
  10. The first broken iPhone Duos are here

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The Onion

The Register

TechMeme

  1. A look at OpenAI's Project Daybreak, which lets vetted partners use its top hacking models to find and fix vulnerabilities and helped uncover PHP2Shell RCE bugs (Thomas Brewster/Forbes)
  2. The PHP Foundation, which coordinated fixes for two critical PHP flaws, operates on a shoestring budget with one full-time staff member and 14 contractors (Toby Sterling/Reuters)
  3. Google updates its privacy policy to clarify it could use data shared via Personal Intelligence from connected apps, including Gmail and Photos, to target ads (Shimul Sood/Android Authority)
  4. Andy Jassy says AWS capacity for 2027 is "largely sold out" and a "good chunk" of 2028 capacity is also sold, though AWS reserves some capacity for on-demand (Catherine Perloff/The Information)
  5. The UK plans to invest £100M to create the AI Biosecurity Lab to boost defenses against biological threats, supported by OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google DeepMind (Liv McMahon/BBC)
  6. OpenAI says it built an "offline world" from cached web content to train isolated frontier models to browse, search for information, and use web apps (OpenAI)
  7. Utopai, an AI film studio that says it has more than 20 projects in the works, raised $60M at a $1B valuation (Rocket Drew/The Information)
  8. Memo: Helen Chiang, Xbox's first COO, is leaving Microsoft on October 23, just months after the role was created; she spent 21 years at the company (Tom Warren/The Verge)
  9. Mave, which is developing an AI-driven tool to automate security investigations, raised a $28M Series A led by Red Dot, bringing its total funding to $34M (Meir Orbach/CTech)
  10. Sources: Instacart, currently valued at $12B, is in talks to sell itself and held preliminary conversations with DoorDash and Uber; CART jumps 9%+ (The Information)
  11. OpenAI plans to restrict internet access for its frontier models during training until adequate alignment, monitoring, and security safeguards are established (Rachel Metz/Bloomberg)
  12. Moonshot says it removed cyber-related data from training phases for Kimi K3.1 Pro "to reduce potential misuse risk while preserving general usefulness" (Matthias Bastian/The Decoder)
  13. Artificial Analysis says Kimi K3.1 Pro lands 4th on its Intelligence Index, behind only Opus 5.5 (max), Sonnet 5.5 (max), and Muse Wonder Full (max) (@artificialanlys)
  14. Global PC shipments fell 21% YoY in Q3 to 57M units, as memory and other costs pushed prices up; Lenovo retained its market leadership despite a 23% decline (Minsoo Kang/Counterpoint Research)
  15. Iranian security officials say the country has detailed plans to target undersea communications cables in the Gulf if the US and Israel attack Iran again (Reuters)