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John Deere boasts driverless fleet at CES - who needs operators anyway
Lots of new ways to cut labor costs, no mention of repairability CES John Deere's vision of the future of farming, quarrying, and landscaping has emerged at CES 2025, and it's one that includes far fewer jobs for equipment operators and plenty more machine-driven independence.
The Register: Turbulence at UN aviation agency as probe into potential data theft begins
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Turbulence at UN aviation agency as probe into potential data theft begins
Crime forum-dweller claims to have leaked 42,000 documents packed with personal info The United Nations' aviation agency is investigating "a potential information security incident" after a cybercriminal claimed they had laid hands on 42,000 of the branch's documents.
Welcher Depp bei hatte denn die Idee, im Bluetooth Pairing Dialog anstatt Enter oder Eingabetaste den Begriff Zeilenschalter zu benutzen
AI can improve on code it writes, but you have to know how to ask
LLMs do more for developers who already know what they're doing Large language models (LLMs) will write better code if you ask them, though it takes some software development experience to do so effectively which limits the utility of AI code help for novices.
Qualcomms latest Snapdragon X chip targets $600 Copilot+ PCs
Hopes to elbow out competition on Arm-based hardware CES Qualcomm has unveiled the latest addition to its Snapdragon X Series of Arm-based chips to power Copilot+ PCs, targeting systems in the $600 range.
Hacker News: Researchers Uncover Major Security Flaw in Illumina iSeq 100 DNA Sequencers
How Far is it?The Register: Microsoft declares 2025 'the year of the Windows 11 PC refresh'
Beware: Android Data-Theft Malware poses as Telegram Premium App. :telegram: :androidalt:
A new Android malware named FireScam is being distributed as a premium version of the Telegram app via phishing websites on GitHub that mimick the RuStore.
Dont use potentially untrusted stores like RuStore.
Router reality check: 86% of default passwords have never been changed
A good guide to message queuing. The Big Little Guide to Message Queues,
Apple shrugs off BBC complaint with promise to 'further clarify' AI content
It's down to users to do the fact-checking themselves Apple plans to update an AI feature that produced an alarmingly incorrect summary of a BBC news story.
DEF CON's hacker-in-chief faces fortune in medical bills after paralyzing neck injury
Marc Rogers is 'lucky to be alive' Marc Rogers, DEF CON's head of security, faces tens of thousands of dollars in medical bills following an accident that left him with a broken neck and temporary quadriplegia.
Hacker News: CISA: No Wider Federal Impact from Treasury Cyber Attack, Investigation Ongoing
The Register: Google's 10-year Chromebook lifeline leaves old laptops headed for silicon cemetery
First launch of Blue Origin's New Glenn rocket slated for January 10
Bezos booster finally ready for action Blue Origin has named the date for the first launch of its New Glenn rocket January 10.
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Geflschte Mails zu angeblichen Vergehen im Internet im Namen des BACS (NCSC), nicht darauf reagieren!
Faux courriers concernant de prtendues infractions sur Internet au nom de l'OFCS (NCSC), ne pas y rpondre !
False e-mail su presunti reati in Internet a nome del UFCS (NCSC), non rispondete!
Windows 11 24H2 can run sort of in 184MB
Do you really need a new PC for Microsoft's latest and greatest From the department of "because I can" comes news of Windows 11 24H2 running in 184MB of memory.
Overzicht van de Opgeloste Kwetsbaarheden in Google Android en Samsung Mobile
Recentelijk zijn er kritieke updates uitgebracht door Google en Samsung om verschillende beveiligingskwetsbaarheden in hun...
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Can AWS really fix AI hallucination We talk to head of Automated Reasoning Byron Cook
Engineer who works on ways to prove code's mathematically correct finds his field's suddenly much less obscure Interview A notable flaw of AI is its habit of "hallucinating," making up plausible answers that have no basis in real-world data. AWS is trying to tackle this by introducing Amazon Bedroc
Hacker News: Farewell to the Fallen: The Cybersecurity Stars We Lost Last Year
The Register: 3Blue1Brown copyright takedown blunder by AI biz blamed on human error
Elon Musk's galactic ego sows chaos in European politics
Leaders miffed at 'unacceptable interference' Opinion It's been a busy month in the political brain of Elon Musk. The tech, automotive, and space entrepreneur has gone from mulling a donation to the Reform UK party worth around $100 million to calling its leader unfit.
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... vai ar bs laimgi par bezmaksas sistmu testtju (m, likuma priek - last: nepilnbu pieteikana, izmantojot sistmu tam paredzt veid. Oficili: es netestju (jo zinu, ka tas ir nelikumgi, ja nav saskaots)).
UK gives Openreach 289M for 4 rural broadband contracts in 'gigabit by 2030' push
Nation's dominant broadband plumber wins ahead of altnets The UK government has signed contracts with BT Group's Openreach worth upwards of 289 million ($363 million) for the further build-out of fiber infrastructure to serve more rural areas as part of Project Gigabit.
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Terminal is working again in non-compatible browsers.
Try it for yourself:
Video demos talking to my Arduino with Edge. (no data is stored, I don't have tracking/analytics, and it's all run in your own browser)
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Welp, the first meeting of the 2025 went unattended.
Off to a great start, I guess
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The unlicensed OneDrive free ride ends this month
Kind old Microsoft is worried about security and compliance ... nothing to do with a free storage loophole Still keeping data in unlicensed OneDrive accounts of long-gone users The time has come to act: The data could soon become inaccessible or even permanently deleted.
Hacker News: New EAGERBEE Variant Targets ISPs and Governments with Advanced Backdoor Capabilities
The Register: How datacenters use water and why kicking the habit is nearly impossible
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The latest language in the GNU Compiler Collection: Algol-68
That is not dead which can eternal lie including the grandparent of C, apparently A 37-year-old compiler is gaining support for a new language although as that language is 57 years old, we are possibly stretching the adjective "new" more than our post-holiday waistband.
Dear programming folks, how do you deal with boring period of learning something new
I'm not a fast learner. I do want to learn new languages, but it's really difficult for me to start from basics, becasue I think I'm gonna wing it thanks to my experience, but of course it bites me later. Simple projects aren't enticing as well. Complex projects might demotivate me quickly (e.g. I want to make SSG for myself using chibi-scheme...), because I'm overwhelmed with my lack of understanding. Oddly enough, I'm better with balancing learning fundamentals and diving deep into unknown in other areas.