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Firefox turns 20! Looking back with Mike Kaply | Outside the Fox
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Sneaky Reason LED Bulbs are Dying Faster than Advertised
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The Secret System Behind Every Call You Make Is About to Change Hands
Also, did the Chinese government just hack it?
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Researchers Create ‘Roboshroom,’ a Mushroom-Controlled Robot
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Robot hand can detach from arm, crawl over to objects, and pick them up
The results can be a bit creepy. Designing a human-inspired hand that can bend backward to pick up a broad range of objects and detach itself to crawl over to another firmly plants it inside the uncanny valley. If it didn’t look so much like a human hand in the first place, it would probably be less unsettling.
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Linux and open-source documentation is a mess: Here's the solution
Simply telling someone to RTFM is not an answer when the manual is outdated, unreadable, or nonexistent. We need to improve the quality of our documentation, and the way to do that is simple.
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AlmaLinux Adds New Hardware Certification Program
AlmaLinux wants to be taken seriously by enterprise hardware vendors.
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How open source is steering AI down the high road
At Open Source Summit China, Jim Zemlin highlights the Linux Foundation's most significant contributions to AI development.
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Dead Internet Theory: A.I. Killed the Internet
Generative A.I is the nuclear bomb of the Information Age. If the Internet doesn’t feel as creative or fun or interesting as you remember it, you’re not alone. The so-called ‘Dead Internet Theory’ explains why. The rise of artificially generated content killed the internet. How did this happen? Why? And… Is it still possible to stop it?
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Cut the ‘AI’ bullshit, UCPH
Why do we keep believing that AI will solve the climate crisis, get rid of poverty, and unleash the full potential of human creativity?
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AlmaLinux Makes In-Place Upgrades Easier for CentOS Users
Thanks to the AlmaLinux OS Foundation's ELevate project, disgruntled CentOS users can easily migrate to AlmaLinux and even Scientific Linux.
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'Logical, beautiful, perfect' WordStar rises again: How you can type faster with this old tech
Older than the floppy drive and long favored by writers and typists alike, WordStar makes a comeback thanks to the efforts of this Hugo-winning sci-fi author. Here's how to try it.
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Russ Cox Steps Down as Tech Lead of Go Programming Language
No great changes are expected as Russ Cox turns over the leadership baton to Austin Clements.
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Will OpenAI's new AI detection tool put an end to student cheating?
OpenAI claims its new method can identify - with 99.9% accuracy - when someone uses ChatGPT to write an essay or research paper. Here's why I'm skeptical.
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Can AI even be open source? It's complicated
AI can't exist without open source, but the top AI vendors are unwilling to commit to open-sourcing their programs and data sets. To complicate matters further, defining open-source AI is a messy issue that has yet to be settled.
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Ride a bus, take a package with you – how crowdshipping reduces the impacts of millions of deliveries
The surge in online purchases is increasing parcel delivery traffic and emissions. One solution is to take advantage of the trips people are already making to get parcels to their destinations. How could this possibly go wrong?
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A new White House report embraces open-source AI
The National Telecommunications and Information Administration supports open-data models - but acknowledges the risks. Here's how it plans to navigate the technology's pros and cons.
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New OpenTofu Release Challenges Terraform's Dominance
OpenTofu 1.8 introduces early variables/locals evaluation, which was the most highly anticipated feature of the release, among other requested features.
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Microsoft 365 goes down - again
UPDATED: It's not just you (or Crowdstrike) - Microsoft 365 really is going through an outage. Here's what we know.
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CrowdStrike meets Murphy's Law: If it can go wrong, it will
And boy, did last Friday's Windows fiasco ever prove that yet again
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