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An East Bay apartment complex has been bought at a price that's well below its prior value. Read more ›
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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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Surprise! Minecraft Dungeons 2 is coming to PC via Xbox and Steam, PS5, Nintendo Switch and Switch 2, and Xbox Series and Game Pass later this year. Read more Read more ›
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I’ll be honest with you. There was a time when I felt guilty about this. Friday evening would come around and mates from my corporate days would be making plans. Drinks in Soho. Someone’s birthday. A bar that someone had read about somewhere. And I’d look at my phone, look at my sofa, and quietly ... Read more Read more ›
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"Они, вероятно, напишут книги с названиями вроде «Как я превратил доллар в миллион за 20 дней, работая по 30 секунд в день». Ещё хуже: они начнут летать по стране, посещать семинары по "эффективному подбрасыванию", спорить с профессорами: «Если это невозможно, то почему нас 215?»" Читать далее Read more ›
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Don't miss any of this weekend's action at the men's and women's NCAA tournament. Read more ›
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A wave of crypto job cuts in early 2026 exposes the gap between two convenient narratives: macro headwinds and AI transformation. Read more ›
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Is the MacBook Neo the Apple MacBook Air M1 replacement you've been waiting for? We have your answer. Read more ›
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A legal feud between the co-founders of Lux Optics, the developer behind the Halide camera app, revealed that Apple was close to acquiring the company. As first reported by The Information, Apple held acquisition talks for Lux Optics, which also developed the Kino, Spectre and Orion apps, in the summer of 2025. According to The Information, the deal eventually fell through in September of that year, but the potential acquisition... Read more ›
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Привет всем!Ко мне часто обращаются молодые инженеры с вопросом: «А зачем вообще идти в аспирантуру?» Я обычно рассказываю, какие плюсы и минусы есть у такого шага — как учёба прокачивает навыки, помогает упорядочить знания и освоить грамотную постановку экспериментов. Но выбор каждому нужно делать самому, стоит ли прокачивать такие навыки или нет.И вот во время одного такого разговора, погрузившись в воспоминания о собственных научных делах, я случайно наткнулся в интернете... Read more ›
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Fans believe they've spotted signs of AI-generated art and AI-generated translation in Crimson Desert. Read more Read more ›
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Most passengers never notice the technology protecting them during landing. Yet one runway safety system can bring a speeding jet to a halt in seconds. Read more ›
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I cook for myself most nights. It’s one of those rituals I look forward to after a day of being stuck in my own head, working through ideas and staring at a screen. There’s something grounding about chopping vegetables and stirring something in a pan. But here’s the thing. When I’m done eating, those pots ... Read more Read more ›
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Slashdot reader BrianFagioli writes: According to the research firm Gartner, 50% of U.S. consumers say they would prefer to do business with brands that avoid using GenAI in consumer facing content such as advertising and promotional messaging. The survey of 1,539 Americans, conducted in October 2025, also found growing skepticism about the reliability of online information, with 61% saying they frequently question whether information they use for everyday decisions is... Read more ›
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People who compulsively clean before allowing themselves to rest aren't neat — they're obeying a childhood rule that made relaxation conditional on visible productivity, and their nervous system still demands proof of worthiness before it permits stillness. Read more ›
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The real institutional prize isn’t about tokenized assets. It’s about programmable yield. Read more ›
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In 1966, a developmental psychologist named Diana Baumrind published a study that would change how we think about parenting. Working out of the University of California, Berkeley, she identified three distinct styles: authoritarian, authoritative, and permissive. Her research was groundbreaking. But here’s the thing that always strikes me about that timing. The generation being raised ... Read more Read more ›
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There was no morning I woke up and realized I’d stopped enjoying things. It didn’t happen like that. What happened was slower and quieter and harder to locate. I just know that sometime in my late forties, I started going through the motions of a life I’d built with my own hands and feeling less ... Read more Read more ›
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The best-selling game of all time is moving from the virtual to the physical. Minecraft World, a permanent Greater London theme park based on the game, is scheduled to open in 2027. The announcement came during Minecraft Live 2026.It will be a new section in Chessington World of Adventures, a theme park with a built-in zoo. The resort is a 35-minute train ride from London's Waterloo station.Details are still fairly... Read more ›
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The Hyperliquid network has seen significant growth, with weekly derivatives trading volume exceeding $50 billion and 24-hour fee revenue of $1.6 million. Read more ›
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Last week System76 CEO Carl Richell criticized age-verification laws for operating systems — but he now sees a "real possibility" Colorado's law might exclude open-source. Phoronix reports that the System76 CEO met with the state Senator who co-authored Colorado's bill, and then posted on X.com that the Senator "suggested excluding open source software from the bill." Richell: This appears to be a real possibility. Amendments are expected... It's my hope... Read more ›
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"The new MacBook Air and MacBook Pro models feature a keyboard change," reports MacRumors: On the U.S. English version of the new MacBook Air and MacBook Pro keyboards, the tab, caps lock, shift, return, and delete keycaps now have glyphs on them. On previous-generation models, these keys are labeled with text instead... Given the U.S. English keyboard layout is the default option for MacBook Air, MacBook Pro, and MacBook Neo... Read more ›
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"A few developers found a way, for now, to turn a few of these increasingly mediocre Amazon Show devices into friendly, useful, open computers," writes the co-founder of the gaming/tech news site Aftermath. For under $50 each, he bought some used versions of the devices and tested their instructions, partly to escape the full-screen ads Amazon began showing late last year, and also to overwrite Amazon's locked down Android fork... Read more ›
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Plug-in (or "balcony") solar panels can also be hung out a window or be set up in a backyard, reports NPR. They channel energy from the sun straight into a home's electrical outlet, generating enough electricity to power a refrigerator or microwave while "displacing electricity that otherwise would come in from the grid..." But what's holding up their adoption in America? For the panels to become more widely available in... Read more ›
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"Just the anachronism of seeing Doom, one of the poster children for the moral panic around violent video games, on a Nintendo console is novel," writes Kotaku — especially with the console's underpowered "Super FX" coprocessor Hampered by a nearly unplayable framerate, especially in later levels, and mired by sacrifices, like altered levels, no floor or ceiling textures, and the entire fourth episode being cut, [1995's] Doom on the Super... Read more ›
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It's America's first large-scale offshore wind project, reports WBUR — enough clean energy to power 400,000 homes in Massachusetts from 62 offshore wind turbines generating 800 megawatts. But it took a while... The plant's first construction delay happened back in 2019, they point out — and then "Just three months ago, when the project was 95% complete, the U.S. Interior Department issued a stop-work order." But after successfully challenging that... Read more ›
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Long-time tech journalist Clive Thompson interviewed over 70 software developers at Google, Amazon, Microsoft and start-ups for a new article on AI-assisted programming. It's title? "Coding After Coders: The End of Computer Programming as We Know It." Published in the prestigious New York Times Magazine, the article even cites long-time programming guru Kent Beck saying LLMs got him going again and he's now finishing more projects than ever, calling AI's... Read more ›
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Wikipedia describes Freenet as "a peer-to-peer platform for censorship-resistant, anonymous communication," released in the year 2000. "Both Freenet and some of its associated tools were originally designed by Ian Clarke," Wikipedia adds. (And in 2000 Clarke answered questions from Slashdot's readers...) And now Ian Clarke (aka Sanity — Slashdot reader #1,431) returns to share this announcement: Freenet's new generation peer-to-peer network is now operational, along with the first application built... Read more ›
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While AI CEOs worry governments might nationalize AI, others are advocating for something similar. Canadian security professional Bruce Schneier and Harvard data scientist Nathan Sanders published this call to action in Canada's most widely-read newspaper (with a readership over 6 million): "Canada Needs Nationalized, Public AI." While there are Canadian AI companies, they remain for-profit enterprises, their interests not necessarily aligned with our collective good. The only real alternative is... Read more ›
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There's a surprise in a new documentary about that Bigfoot film shot in 1967 by Roger Patterson, reports the Wall Street Journal. Capturing Bigfoot "builds to a big reveal: freshly surfaced film that appears to show a woodsy dress rehearsal for one of the world's most enduring hoaxes." In the new footage — from a Kodak reel dating to 1966 — Patterson's camera tracks a man in costume, his brother-in-law,... Read more ›
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