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  1. One developer’s prompt test says harness choice still changes AI coding resultsTechnology
  2. Jellyfin 12.0 adds a bigger backend reset, new book support and stricter upgrade rulesTechnology
  3. Mistral raises €3 billion in a record European tech funding roundTechnology
  4. Independent wikis keep escaping Fandom’s search trapTechnology
  5. Ratko Mladić given military funeral in Belgrade despite EU alarmWorld
  6. Malaysia ends Sarawak haze emergency as pollution eases but smoke remainsScience
  7. Philippine court orders arrest of former House speaker Romualdez on plunder chargesPolitics
  8. bzip3 wants to be the successor BZip2 never quite gotTechnology
  9. EU repair rules are being ignored by most new smartphones, campaigners sayTechnology
  10. The tiny $70 Xteink X3 is the kind of gadget people actually useTechnology
  11. Tottenham says VMware replacement cut licensing fees by more than 85 percentTechnology
  12. Israeli strikes kill at least 12 in southern Lebanon as ceasefire tensions deepenWorld
  13. Caltech’s Mathathon turns frontier models into a live test of AI and research mathTechnology
  14. A vacation essay argues slower time may be the best antidote to software brain fogTechnology
  15. Why Meta’s latest settlement has reignited the case against ZuckerbergTechnology
  16. A programming essay argues the craft still matters more than AI shortcutsTechnology
  17. vLLM’s AMD GPU guide shows speculative decoding is a tuning problem, not a magic switchTechnology
  18. Nathan Fielder’s Elizabeth Holmes film turns the Theranos saga into another strange media objectTechnology
  19. Trail of Bits publishes coop, a disposable VM layer for running Claude Code and CodexTechnology
  20. Oxide sketches rack-level key hierarchy to keep stolen drives from revealing dataTechnology
  21. South African workers are being paid to teach AI the jobs they studied for yearsTechnology
  22. Engrim wants to keep AI coding agents from forgetting the projectTechnology
  23. Switzerland starts a pilot to move 3,000 federal computers off Microsoft 365Technology
  24. TiVo plans to turn automatic ad skipping into a paid add-onTechnology
  25. YouTube video argues LG smart TVs are collecting first-party viewing dataTechnology
  26. Internet Archive seeks monthly donors with a September matching offerTechnology
  27. MathKernel packages mathematical claims with provenance, trust labels, and multiple enginesTechnology
  28. GET together makes every post a GET requestTechnology
  29. A 2025 essay says LinkedIn users are letting AI flatten their voiceTechnology
  30. The science behind ‘old person smell’ is more ordinary than the stereotypeTechnology
  31. A joke post about a runaway torrent client lands on the edge of software failureTechnology
  32. Benedict Evans Argues AI Will Change Workflows More Than It Will Replace SoftwareTechnology
  33. A FreeBSD Desktop Build Shows How Much Enthusiasm Still Exists for Small-Form-Factor Linux AlternativesTechnology
  34. Greenland Delays Drilling Plans for Trump-Linked Oil VentureTechnology
  35. Isar Aerospace Says It Reached Orbit on Second Flight, Marking a Milestone for European LaunchTechnology
  36. STAT Says Public Health Data Needs to Stay Boring, Even When Politics IntervenesTechnology
  37. A Browser Port of GTA Vice City Points to How Far WebAssembly Game Delivery Has ComeTechnology
  38. Site Is Closed on Sundays, and the Web Still Has Room for a Personal HomepageTechnology
  39. Autistici/Inventati Says It Will Shut Down After Years of PressureTechnology
  40. Software Publisher Says He Is Moving Recent Releases to EUPL-1.2Technology