834 People who go quiet when they’re hurt aren’t giving you the silent treatment. They learned very early that showing pain out loud got them punished twice, once for the original wound and once for having the audacity to bleed where someone could see it.

Newark apartment complex bought for much less than prior value

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George Avalos @ Silicon Valley 1 place · 02/07/2106 01:28 EDT

An East Bay apartment complex has been bought at a price that's well below its prior value. Read more ›

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PG&E buys San Jose building to bolster South Bay operations

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George Avalos @ Silicon Valley 2 place · 02/07/2106 01:28 EDT

A PG&E Corp. unit has bought a San Jose building in a move to bolster the utility's South Bay operations. Read more ›

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The US Navy Wants This Autonomous Sub For Deploying Heavy Payloads Under The Sea

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SlashGear 1 place · today 10:15 EDT

The U.S. Navy has been looking for an autonomous vessel that can accomplish missions in the depths of the sea. They found what they were looking for. Read more ›

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Netflix may owe you money after years of price hikes in Italy

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Paulo Vargas @ Digital Trends 1 place · today 10:09 EDT

Netflix may have to repay Italian subscribers after a court ruled against years of price increases. Customers could see hundreds of euros in refunds, but an appeal will decide if those payouts actually happen. Read more ›

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My kids don't remember living in New York, so I retraced their earliest days with them

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Isobella Jade @ Business Insider 1 place · today 10:08 EDT

Ten years after leaving, I took my kids back to where they were born, New York City, to remind them of their roots. Read more ›

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Тайна настоящего КПК от HP

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monobogdan (Timeweb Cloud) @ Habr 1 place · today 10:05 EDT

Не так давно я рассказывал вам про легендарный карманный компьютер от HP под названием hx4700. Несмотря на высокую цену, девайс поражал пользователей мощнейшим ARM-процессором от Intel, ярким и сочным VGA-дисплеем и наличием дискретного GPU. Однако в процессе изучения аппаратной платформы, мы с вами выяснили его страшную тайну - на самом деле это был КПК от HTC...Однако недавно ко мне в руки попал последний настоящий КПК от HP - Jornada 560,... Read more ›

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AI is making crypto's security problem even worse, Ledger CTO warns

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Krisztian Sandor @ CoinDesk 1 place · today 10:00 EDT

Ledger’s Charles Guillemet says artificial intelligence is making hacks cheaper and faster, forcing a rethink of how crypto systems stay secure. Read more ›

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The Samsung Galaxy S26 Plus is either someone’s goldilocks phone or the forgotten middle child

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TechRadar 1 place · today 10:00 EDT

The Samsung Galaxy S26 Plus doesn’t stop itself from being a great smartphone, but we should have had more. Read more ›

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Someone finally did it: a high-end TV with a DisplayPort connection actually is coming this year, including 4K 180Hz support

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TechRadar 2 place · today 10:00 EDT

4K at 180Hz over DisplayPort, on top of the HDMI 2.1 connections? It's a rarity, but Hisense has done it with its next-gen RGB TV Read more ›

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I let Gemini in Google Maps plan my day and it went surprisingly well

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Allison Johnson @ The Verge 1 place · today 10:00 EDT

You may be familiar with Gemini as the thing that's in every Google service you use - whether you want it or not. While it's been a constant, sometimes unwelcome presence in Gmail for at least the past year, it's a relatively new addition to Maps. And you know what? It's kind of great. To […] Read more ›

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‘Cognitive Surrender’ Is a New and Useful Term for How AI Melts Brains

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Mike Pearl @ Gizmodo 1 place · today 09:47 EDT

Once you learn this term, you will unfortunately see it everywhere. Read more ›

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Limited edition Atari wristwatches dip under $500 in 20% off sale — classic console inspired rainbow designs available in five colorways

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Tom's Hardware 1 place · today 09:46 EDT

Watchmaker Nubeo has put its Torrent Automatic Atari Rainbow Limited Edition timepieces on sale, all at 20% off. Read more ›

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This Tiny Supercomputer Fits 'Doctorate-Level' AI Into Your Pocket

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SlashGear 2 place · today 09:45 EDT

Running a capable large language model usually means relying proprietary cloud services or investing in multiple high-end graphics cards. Read more ›

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Монолит с отчётами на 30 секунд: как я переписал архитектуру и что из этого вышло

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wicsion @ Habr 2 place · today 09:45 EDT

Пришёл в проект, там легаси погоняет легаси. Спагетти такие что уже в рот лезут. Отчёты по филиалам открывались 30 секунд. Команда реально боялась нажать кнопку в рабочее время, а вдруг база ляжет.Это была система управления розничной сетью: несколько филиалов, сотни тысяч записей о заказах, ежедневные отчёты по выручке и остаткам. На бумаге ничего страшного. На практике монолит на Django где бизнес-логика размазана по контроллерам так, что поменяй что-то одно и... Read more ›

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I compared Martha Stewart's and Ina Garten's BLT sandwiches, and I preferred the recipe with store-bought mayo

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Erin McDowell @ Business Insider 2 place · today 09:32 EDT

Ina Garten's recipe for a BLT sandwich used store-bought mayonnaise, whereas Martha Stewart's recipe included homemade mayo. Read more ›

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Researchers find top AI models will go to 'extraordinary lengths' to stay active — including deceiving users, ignoring prompts, and tampering with settings

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TechRadar 3 place · today 09:30 EDT

Two new studies show that agentic AIs are very capable of ignoring human instructions to save themselves. Read more ›

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Intel's upcoming Wildcat Lake low-budget CPUs leak out again — OEM confirms specs for Core 7 350, Core 5 320, & Core 3 305 in first retail product datasheet

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Tom's Hardware 2 place · today 09:25 EDT

Wildcat Lake is Intel's upcoming family of low-budget and low-power CPUs intended for OEMs. We've already seen many leaks surrounding this family, but now a new product from Advantech has listed three SKUs in a datasheet for its MIO-5356 SBC. This confirms the specs from prior leaks and signals that a launch is due soon. Read more ›

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Почему на фронте нет GRPC?

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en1yee @ Habr 3 place · today 09:20 EDT

Я всю жизнь писал только бэк и подкапотщину - будь это классический КРУД, хайлоад, CLI, [вставьте свое]... И для любых сетевых взаимодействий чаще всего люди думают именно прикладными вещами - GRPC, REST, Kafka, не задумываясь об этом глубже - супер удобные инструменты с защитами от дураков и прочими радостямиНо тут спохватился я писать фронт - подключать свое же к себе же. И в этот момент я понял, насколько же это... Read more ›

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Steering Behaviors: навигация в 3D-лабиринте под водой

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suroviy001 @ Habr · today 09:16 EDT

Я разработал свою первую 3D-игру на Unity: подводный лабиринт в духе PacMan, где игрок управляет субмариной и взаимодействует с разными типами рыб. В какой-то момент, я столкнулся с вопросом: как сделать поведение агентов не просто рабочим, а живым и правдоподобным?В статье разберем: • что такое Steering Behaviors и в чем суть этого подхода • основные типы поведения: seek, pursue, evade, wander, avoidance • как из простых правил собрать более сложную... Read more ›

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I made Gordon Ramsay's famous soft scrambled eggs. His recipe's good, but I found an easy way to make it even better.

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George Duran @ Business Insider 3 place · today 09:06 EDT

I followed celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay's soft scrambled eggs recipe — and one simple tweak made them silkier, richer, and even more delicious. Read more ›

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Psychologists explain that the loneliest people in a room are rarely the quiet ones in the corner. They’re the ones making everyone laugh, because humor became their way of being near people without ever having to be seen by them.

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Lachlan Brown @ Silicon Canals · 03/29/2026 10:59 EDT

The funniest person at the table is often running the most sophisticated loneliness operation in the room, and almost nobody — including them — can see it clearly. Read more ›

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Most people don’t realize that the kindest adults in any room were often the most watchful children — they learned to read faces before they learned to read books, and that vigilance became generosity because preventing pain in others was how they prevented their own

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Christian Kelly @ Silicon Canals · 03/29/2026 12:05 EDT

The person who notices your mood shifted before you said a word probably spent years as a child where noticing was the difference between safety and chaos. Read more ›

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The real story behind 45,000 tech layoffs: where the money actually goes

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Nadia Chen @ Silicon Canals · 03/29/2026 13:07 EDT

Over 45,000 tech workers have been laid off in early 2026 as companies from Meta to Dell cut headcount while pouring billions into AI infrastructure. The framing war over why reveals more than the layoffs themselves — and the money trail points to a transfer from labor costs to capital expenditure that benefits a very different set of people. Read more ›

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The real US surveillance threat isn’t AI — it’s the data infrastructure we already built

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Lachlan Brown @ Silicon Canals · 03/29/2026 17:07 EDT

The FBI doesn't need AI to conduct mass surveillance — it just needs access to the commercial data infrastructure that already blankets everyday life. The Guardian's report reveals that the real surveillance debate isn't about algorithms; it's about the vast, already-built ecosystem of databases, data brokers, and legal doctrines that make comprehensive population monitoring possible without a single line of machine learning code. Read more ›

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Psychology says the people who dread Monday morning the most aren’t ungrateful for their jobs. They’ve simply built a weekend self that feels truer than the one they perform from nine to five, and surrendering it weekly takes a toll nobody talks about

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Nadia Chen @ Silicon Canals · 03/29/2026 18:34 EDT

The Sunday dread isn't about hating your job — it's about grieving a version of yourself you have to kill every Monday morning. Read more ›

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6 things people who grew up lower middle class instinctively calculate before entering any restaurant, and none of them involve whether they’re actually hungry

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James Brennan @ Silicon Canals · 03/29/2026 22:53 EDT

People who grew up lower middle class run six rapid-fire calculations before entering any restaurant — about cost ceilings, social debt, belonging codes, order camouflage, hidden fees, and self-justification. None involve whether they're hungry. Read more ›

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The person who always has headphones in — even when nothing is playing — isn’t ignoring you, they built a portable wall years ago because somewhere along the way they learned that being available to everyone meant being known by no one

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Editorial team @ Silicon Canals · 03/29/2026 23:30 EDT

They discovered that the price of being everyone's go-to person was becoming a stranger to themselves, and now those headphones aren't playing music — they're playing the sound of someone learning to exist without apologizing for it. Read more ›

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I’m 34 and last Tuesday my coworker thanked me for something small and I felt my throat tighten — and that’s when I realized I’d gone so long without being acknowledged that basic kindness now feels like an ambush

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Editorial team @ Silicon Canals · 03/29/2026 23:30 EDT

A simple thank you from a colleague left me fighting back tears at my desk, and that's when I discovered I'd become so starved for recognition that my nervous system now treats basic workplace kindness like a threat. Read more ›

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I grew up watching my father count change at the gas station and calculate exact grocery totals before reaching the register, and I make six figures now but I still do the math in my head at the checkout because that arithmetic was never about money. It was the sound of a man making sure his family never felt the moment he couldn’t provide.

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Tommy Baker @ Silicon Canals · 03/29/2026 23:58 EDT

The habit of doing mental arithmetic at the checkout doesn't fade when income rises — because it was never about money. It was a father's devotion running through the only channel he trusted: precision, control, and making sure his family never felt the moment the numbers almost didn't work. Read more ›

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People who rehearse conversations in their head before making a phone call aren’t anxious in the way most people assume. They learned early that spontaneous speech was dangerous because the wrong word at the wrong time could change the temperature of an entire household, and now every unscripted interaction feels like walking into a room without checking the exits first.

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Christian Kelly @ Silicon Canals · 03/30/2026 00:28 EDT

People who rehearse phone calls aren't simply anxious — they learned in childhood that spontaneous speech could change the emotional temperature of an entire household, and that survival mechanism never fully switched off. Read more ›

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