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The gentle glow of late-night television isn't just keeping millions of adults company—it's drowning out the conversations they're too afraid to have with themselves in the dark.
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An anonymous reader quotes a report from Ars Technica: Two years ago, Microsoft launched its first wave of "Copilot+" Windows PCs with a handful of exclusive features that could take advantage of the neural processing unit (NPU) hardware being built into newer laptop processors. These NPUs could enable AI and machine learning features that could run locally rather than in someone's cloud, theoretically enhancing security and privacy. One of the... Read more ›
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The idea has been sitting in a research paper since 2004: attribute-based encryption (ABE) is a cryptographic technique invented by Brent Waters, now the head of NTT Research’s cryptography lab, that allows data to be encrypted in layers so granular that different users see exactly what they’re authorized to see and nothing more. In practice, ... Read more ›
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With a massive cargo capacity and ability to operate at very low altitude, this C-130 variant is used for infiltration and exfiltration. Read more ›
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Disney would *really* like to remind you that 'Star Wars' is back in theaters in a month now. Read more ›
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Вы уверены, что ваш бандлер вырезает неиспользуемый код? Я тоже был уверен — пока бандл Next.js проекта не оказался в два раза тяжелее, чем нужно. Прогнал одинаковый тест на webpack, rollup, vite, esbuild и Next.js — 5 из 7 ломаются на банальном barrel файле. Полез в исходники, нашёл основную причину — и она оказалась не там, где ожидал. Читать далее Read more ›
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OpenAI is updating Codex with more agent-like capabilities, positioning it as a more direct rival to Anthropic's Claude Code. Some of the new features include the ability to operate macOS desktop apps, browse the web inside the app, generate images, use new workplace plug-ins, and remember useful context from past tasks. The Verge reports: Codex will now be able to operate desktop apps on your computer, OpenAI says in a... Read more ›
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iPhone accessory maker Casely reissued a recall for its faulty Power Pod wireless power bank (via The Verge) after one of the affected units resulted in the death of a 75-year-old woman and another exploded on a plane. Casely first issued the recall in April 2025 through the Consumer Product Safety Commission. At that time, the company said that the power banks could overheat and ignite, posing a fire and... Read more ›
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The friendships you thought were unbreakable and the family bonds you never questioned suddenly reveal themselves as transactions that only existed because you were willing to play your assigned role. Read more ›
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You walk into a room late. Twenty heads don’t turn. Nobody clocks your coffee stain, your bad hair day, or the fact that you stumbled slightly on the doorstep. But you spend the next hour convinced they did. You replay it. You edit yourself. You hold back. And quietly, without ever realizing it, you give ... Read more Read more ›
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Growing up in a house where the financial math never quite worked calibrates your nervous system to a frequency of scarcity that persists long after the money arrives — and no savings account balance can override what the body learned before you had words for it. Read more ›
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The skill that makes you indispensable in every meeting, every conflict, every tense dinner — reading a room before anyone else catches the weather change — was forged in a household where your safety depended on it, and the cost was losing access to your own emotional signal entirely. Read more ›
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The deepest exhaustion most people carry has nothing to do with physical effort. It comes from the invisible cognitive labor of translating who you are into versions each room can receive, all day, every day, until the body sends a bill the mind can't explain. Read more ›
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The friend who always checks in on everyone isn't distributing emotional energy from surplus. They learned early that attention flows outward from them and almost never returns, and after long enough, the idea of being spontaneously seen stopped feeling like a real possibility. Read more ›
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Years of watching people age revealed something shocking: the most vibrant, engaged people are often in their seventies and eighties, while some thirty-somethings are already checking out of life. Read more ›
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Behind every automatic "fine" lies a story of someone who once told the truth and learned that honesty can cost more than silence — a protective habit born from specific moments when vulnerability was met with discomfort, dismissal, or someone else's inability to hold space for pain. Read more ›
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The funniest person in the room isn't hiding sadness behind humor. They're redirecting attention so effectively that nobody ever thinks to ask them a real question, and the better the performance gets, the lonelier the car ride home becomes. Read more ›
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They've mastered the art of anticipating everyone's needs before being asked, solved problems before they became visible, and held the family together so seamlessly that their own struggles became as invisible as their daily sacrifices — until the day they realized they'd become a service, not a person. Read more ›
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