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The iPhone 17's Center Stage: True Innovation or Just Peak Vanity Tech?

Apple might bring Center Stage to the iPhone 17's front camera, promising the perfect selfie. But is this the kind of innovation we need, or has the smartphone race devolved into perfecting vanity?

September 11, 2025

#Technology #Mobile #Opinion #Gadgets
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Hacking Hypocrisy: How Can the UK Point Fingers in a World of Digital Spies?

The UK is trying to combat state-sponsored hacking, but it lives in a glass house. In a world where every major power is a digital spy, can anyone truly claim the moral high ground?

September 10, 2025

#Security #Politics #Cybersecurity #Opinion
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Your Life, Now in GTA Style: Fun, Fleeting, and a Little Bit Empty

GTA AI lets you turn your photos into game-style art. It's a blast, but it also makes you wonder: is this the pinnacle of AI creativity, or are we just playing with sophisticated filters?

September 10, 2025

#AI #Technology #Culture #Opinion
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Meet 'Sheaves': The Unseen Linux 6.18 Change That Will Make Your System Faster

A deep dive into the upcoming 'percpu sheaves' feature for the Linux kernel's SLUB memory allocator. Discover how this change, proposed for Linux 6.18, reduces lock contention and promises significant performance gains on multi-core systems.

September 10, 2025

#Linux #Open Source #Development #Hardware #Technology
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Anatomy of a Phish: How Billions of Weekly Downloads Were Compromised in a Massive NPM Attack

A deep dive into the September 2025 NPM supply chain attack that compromised 18 popular packages like 'chalk' and 'debug'. We'll explore how a simple phish led to chaos, what the malware did, and why the open-source ecosystem dodged a bullet.

September 10, 2025

#Cybersecurity #Open Source #Development #Data Breach #Security
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A Piece of History, Open Sourced: Microsoft Releases 1976's 6502 BASIC

A nostalgic look at Microsoft's decision to open-source the legendary 6502 BASIC, the code that taught a generation to program on machines like the Apple II and Commodore 64.

September 9, 2025

#Retro Tech #Open Source #Development #Opinion #Technology
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The End of an Era: Firefox Waves Goodbye to 32-bit Linux

A personal take on Mozilla's decision to end 32-bit Linux support and what it means for the open-source community and tech preservationists.

September 9, 2025

#Linux #Open Source #Technology #Opinion #Future
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Medical Cannabis Data Breach: A Sobering Reminder of Digital Vulnerability

A massive data exposure of highly sensitive medical cannabis patient information highlights the critical need for robust cybersecurity in an increasingly digital healthcare landscape.

September 8, 2025

#Cybersecurity #Privacy #Data Breach #Ethics #Security
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The New Low: Automated Sextortion Spyware Turns Webcams into Weapons

Cybercrime reaches a new disturbing low as malware automates sextortion, capturing intimate moments and exploiting victims with unprecedented efficiency.

September 8, 2025

#Cybersecurity #Privacy #Ethics #Data Breach #Tech Dystopia