The article critiques Anthropic's recent AI-orchestrated cyber espionage report for lacking technical details, evidence, and actionable intelligence, suggesting it serves more as product promotion than a serious threat analysis.
A Fortune investigation reveals that after two firefighters suffered chemical burns in an Elon Musk Boring Company tunnel, Nevada's governor's office intervened and the company's significant OSHA penalties were quickly rescinded, raising concerns about political interference and regulatory oversight.
The author recounts being incorrectly charged a $684 tariff by UPS on $355 worth of vintage computer parts, ultimately resolving the issue through a lengthy appeal process and offering advice to others facing similar shipping and customs problems.
The article explores how capable people may fail to apply their full resourcefulness to certain personal challenges, remaining stuck with outdated coping strategies, and encourages readers to consciously revisit and upgrade their approaches across different areas of life.
AMD has increased its x86 market share, now accounting for over 25% of all x86 chips sold and powering 33% of desktop systems.
Replacing brake pads on the Hyundai Ioniq 5 N requires specialized tools and professional credentials, making DIY maintenance nearly impossible for owners due to modern electronic systems and security protocols.
The article describes a method to block poorly-behaved web crawlers without using JavaScript by leveraging poisoned paths, cookies, and HTTP headers.
FBI Director Kash Patel granted waivers exempting Deputy Director Dan Bongino and two other senior staff from required polygraph exams, raising concerns about security protocols and politicization within the agency.
This article discusses recent research confirming that learned avoidance of the pathogen Pseudomonas aeruginosa in C. elegans can be inherited for at least two generations, resolving previous conflicting findings by highlighting the importance of experimental protocol details.
The author describes how persistent scraping bots and attacks are making the internet increasingly hostile for independent software hobbyists, forcing them toward centralized solutions and dampening their enthusiasm.
