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'Accuracy over volume': Here's why high-value pros are using AI to work slower, not faster
High-earning professionals increasingly use AI tools for validation and error prevention rather than speed, reflecting a shift toward accuracy-focused workflows.
I’m a smart glasses expert — and Apple’s rumored Meta Ray-Bans rivals could tempt me to switch thanks to one key strength
Apple's privacy-first approach could help it dominate the smart glasses sector.
'Building gigawatt data centers in the US is becoming increasingly difficult': Why Orbital is taking AI infrastructure into space to solve power and cooling issues
Orbital outlines its vision for space-based AI infrastructure, using solar-powered satellites to overcome energy and cooling limits and scale compute beyond Earth’s grid.
The kings of ANC headphones from Bose hit their Black Friday price of $199
Grab the Bose QuietComfort Headphones for $199 at Amazon right now — the same price we saw during Black Friday.
Score best-selling running shoes on a budget at Amazon — save up to 40% on Nike, Hoka, Brooks, and more
Amazon has a huge sale on best-selling running and walking shoes, and I'm rounding up the best deals, including up to 40% off Nike, Hoka, and New Balance.
Russia launched a covert operation to deploy undersea sabotage vessels in UK waters while the world was distracted by the Middle East - UK threatens Putin with ‘serious consequences’ if subversion continues
Russia launched a covert operation to sabotage subsea cables while the world was distracted by the Middle East.
George Méliès tried to warn us about an AI robot uprising 130 years ago, and I'm not surprised
A long-lost George Méliès depicts exactly the kind of human-robot interaction you don't want to see.
'Industrial-scale scam operations': Global criminal organization operated slave compounds in Asia behind huge malware-as-a-service hydra targeting 35+ government agencies monthly
Shocking report claims forced labor used to distribute malware in Cambodian compounds.
'The decision is deeply troubling': Tesla gets a green light for Full Self-Driving in Europe — but not everyone is happy about it
Tesla’s Full Self-Driving system has just been approved in Europe for the first time, but critics have called the decision "deeply troubling" —here's why.
An ex-programmer’s devastating take on AI data centers is going viral — and it’s hard to ignore
A viral speech from an ex-programmer opposing a new Ohio data center highlights the growing backlash against the real-world environmental and economic costs of powering AI
7 Android Auto apps that actually make driving better (instead of just mirroring your phone)
<p>If you're new to Android Auto, you might think that Google Maps and Spotify are all you really need. But there are a handful of other programs that can enhance your driving experience. Whether you're doing your daily commute or embarking on a long road trip, these Android Auto apps will make the journey a lot easier.</p>
These 4 Chrome extensions started clean, then turned into malware
<p>Chrome extensions are powerful and versatile, but they're also a massive privacy and security risk. This is why I and most people who know at least a little about cybersecurity minimize or eliminate our use of extensions as much as possible.</p>
Hackers use Claude and ChatGPT in 'a significant evolution in offensive capability' to breach government agencies, leak hundreds of millions of citizen records
Nine Mexican government agencies targeted by a single attacker with two AI tools.
Skip the Civic Si: This used luxury bargain offers the same fun for less
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Proton VPN promises better stability for Linux users with latest app update
Proton VPN has officially launched the stable version of its Linux CLI app, promising users stronger stability, advanced terminal tools, and smoother navigation without the need for a GUI.
New BBC series Mint releases crushing trailer for 'unconventional' crime drama — and I've never been more sat
New eight-part crime drama Mint comes to BBC and BBC iPlayer from March 20 — and the first trailer is finally giving away its secrets.
5 things my Raspberry Pi travel router can do that other travel routers can't
Most off-the-shelf travel routers are only good for a handful of things. They can share a Wi-Fi network, run a VPN, and even share files. The travel router I built out of a Raspberry Pi can do everything a regular travel router can, but it can do almost anything else you can imagine. Here are 5 ways I've expanded what my travel router can do.
5 OneDrive features I wish someone had told me about sooner
I've never really been a OneDrive person. It always felt like one of those things Windows pushes on you whether you want it or not, and for a long time I treated it like something to avoid rather than something to learn. Most of what I thought I knew about it came from the usual frustrations, files syncing when I didn't expect it, folders showing up in weird places,
More LG OLED TV users are experiencing power cycling issues caused by bright flashes — and it's not just older models
More LG OLED users are reporting power cycling issues caused by bright flashes on Reddit...
Telegram CEO urges Russians to 'stock up' on VPNs as the platform gets an anti-censorship boost
With Telegram connectivity in Russia dropping to just 5% last Friday, Pavel Durov has announced a major upgrade to the app's anti-censorship protocols. However, reliable VPNs remain a vital lifeline for users. Here's everything we know.