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Hacker News
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HN: OpenAI are quietly adopting skills, now available in ChatGPT and
Codex CLI
HN: macOS 26.2 enables fast AI clusters with RDMA over Thunderbolt
HN: 1300 Still Images from the Animated Films of Hayao Miyazaki's
Studio Ghibli (2023)
HN: Photographer Built a Medium-Format Rangefinder, and So Can You
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HN: GNU Unifont
HN: A 'toaster with a lens': The story behind the first
handheld digital camera
HN: Rats Play DOOM
HN: Show HN: Tiny VM sandbox in C with apps in Rust, C and Zig
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HN: Ensuring a National Policy Framework for Artificial Intelligence
HN: Gild Just One Lily
HN: Go is portable, until it isn't
HN: Freeing a Xiaomi humidifier from the cloud
HN: 50 years of proof assistants
HN: The Coming Need for Formal Specification
HN: Capsudo: Rethinking sudo with object capabilities
HN: Slax: Live Pocket Linux
HN: Apple has locked my Apple ID, and I have no recourse. A plea for
help
HN: Optical Context Compression Is Just (Bad) Autoencoding
HN: So What Should We Call This – A Grue Jay?
HN: Google Removes Sci-Hub Domains from U.S. Search Results Due to
Dated Court Order
HN: The Checkerboard
HN: Doxers Posing as Cops Are Tricking Big Tech Firms into Sharing
People's Data
HN: String theory inspires a brilliant, baffling new math proof
HN: Pg_ClickHouse: A Postgres extension for querying ClickHouse
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LRS: VACUUM Is a Lie: About Your Indexes
LRS: Guarding My Git Forge Against AI Scrapers
LRS: 50 years of proof assistants
LRS: Being a SysAdmin is hard
LRS: I couldn't find a logging library that worked for my
library, so I made one
LRS: async dns
LRS: The Coming Need for Formal Specification
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LRS: bidicalc: a bidirectional calculator
LRS: Security Issues with Electronic Invoices
LRS: My Python setup, December 2025
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LRS: Django: what’s new in 6.0
LRS: Pure vs. impure iterators in Go
LRS: Freeing a Xiaomi Humidifier from the Cloud
LRS: OSS Friday Update - Fibers are the Future of Ruby
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LifeHacker
LH: I Tried the New Sunscreen Ingredient the FDA Is Finally Approving
After Over 20 Years
We're about to get sunscreens that are safer, more effective,
and less goopy.
LH: How I Use the NotebookLM Slide Deck Generator to Study More Easily
You can generate slide decks using Google's AI helper tool.
LH: These Kid-Friendly Websites Put a Modern-Day Twist on 'the
Quiet Game'
Animated animals, bouncing balls, and timers turn quiet time into
a game.
LH: Four Ways to Fix a Slippery Wood Floor
Wood floors can suddenly and inexplicably become super slippery.
There are several ways of dealing with it, from temporary sprays
to more permanent anti-slip coatings.
LH: Lifehacker Deals Live Blog: The Best Tech Sales, All in One Place
Keep up with all of the best deals that Lifehacker publishes,
including laptops, speakers, TVs, security cameras, and more.
LH: The Sonos Ace Headphones Are $120 Off Right Now
The Sonos Ace headphones offer Sonos audio quality on the go, and
they're under $280 for the first time.
LH: Update Your iPhone ASAP to Avoid FaceTime Scams
You'll also prevent people from seeing hidden pictures in
your Photos app.
LH: How to Easily Find FSA Eligible Items on Amazon
Use it or lose it, with the help of Amazon, Target, Walgreens, and
more.
LH: I’m a Deals Writer, and These Are the Top 10 Tech Deals This Week
Right now, there are great prices on AirPods, MacBooks, Sony
headphones, and more, all arriving before Christmas.
LH: How to Give an Actually Thoughtful Gift (Without Consulting
ChatGPT)
Get that slop away from me.
LH: You Can Use 'Circle to Search' to Identify Scams on
Android
Google's AI tools are getting scam detection capabilities.
LH: 10 Hacks Every Traveler Should Know
Because visiting exotic locales and experiencing other cultures is
a thrill—but getting there can be a drag.
LH: 10 Hacks for Moving Day That Everyone Should Know
These essential hacks will remove a little of that moving-day
stress and make things go more smoothly.
LH: Three Changes Coming to Your Apple Watch With watchOS 26.2
Sleep Score should feel a bit more accurate.
LH: All the New Features in iOS 26.2
Apple's latest update for your iPhone is now available.
LH: 10 Hacks Every Student Should Know
From improving study methods to saving money, there's
something here for everyone.
LH: WhatsApp Is Now Rolling Out Missed Call Messages
Long live voicemail.
LH: My Favorite Amazon Deal of the Day: The 13-Inch M4 MacBook Air
The best Apple laptop for most people drops to a record-low price
after a $250 discount.
LH: Philips Hue’s New Security Camera Is Surprisingly Useful
Lights and cameras are actually a good combination.
LH: Your Android Can Now Share Live Video to 911
Emergency Live Video is rolling out to U.S. users now.
LH: The Case for Ditching Your Fitness Trackers
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Offers smoother gameplay, better graphics on supported titles, and
a larger storage bump.
LH: Reading in Cars Makes Me Nauseous, but This App Helps
A virtual horizon on your phone can reduce inner ear conflict.
LH: Use 'RPM' to Structure Your Day More Efficiently
This organizational method is all about action and results.
LH: Instead of 'Eating the Frog,' Use the 10-Minute Rule to
Be More Productive
Sometimes, how you structure your days needs to change on the fly.
(No pun intended.)
LH: Google Will Now Let You Virtually Try on Clothes With Just a
Selfie
Is this useful, or creepy?
LH: The Surprising Origins of Hanukkah (and Why It Moves Around Every
Year)
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LH: The AirPods Pro 3 Are Now Under $200 for the First Time
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came out.
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GPT-5.2 is here, and, according to OpenAI, better than ever.
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I Ignored)
The last six weeks have taught me that hydration is more important
than I realized, and opened my eyes to how much shut-eye I
actually need.
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in price significantly.
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capabilities.
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Getting stuff done around the house requires a lot more than just
tools.
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Disney is literally paying $1 billion for this.
LH: My Favorite Amazon Deal of the Day: The Sony XM6 Over-Ear
Headphones
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they're down to their lowest price ever.
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Spying liars and lying spies.
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AI chatbot.
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Problems
The problems you face aren't independent. You need to address
their root causes.
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Productivity
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to do—but what about in the week?
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prices.
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tried.
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price ever.
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block ads and trackers.
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Headphones
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cancelling have finally dropped below $300.
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Now
A floatable, bass-heavy Bluetooth speaker.
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Now
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outdoor features.
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"People We Meet on Vacation."
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Speakers
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Mac.
LH: Instagram Is Adding AI-Generated Headlines to Some Posts
No one asked for this.
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solid sound quality.
LH: 10 Hacks for Online Privacy That Everyone Should Know
There are a few easy steps everyone can take to protect their data
on the internet.
LH: What People Are Getting Wrong This Week: The Real History of Santa
Claus
Why St. Nick and Kris Kringle were once bitter enemies.
LH: Microsoft's Latest 'Patch Tuesday' Update Fixes
These Three Zero-Days
The patch addresses 56 vulnerabilities in total.
LH: Flying Without a REAL ID Is Soon Going to Cost You
TSA will require online approval and a fee starting in February.
LH: Harness the 'Hawthorne Effect' to Get More Done
Maybe it's not so bad to feel like someone is always watching
you.
LH: Newton’s First Law Applies to Productivity Too
It ain't just for physics anymore.
LH: Pebble Is Releasing a $75 Ring, but It’s Not an Oura Competitor
The ring has a button for voice memos, but Pebble users don't
seem too impressed.
LH: The Out-of-Touch Adults' Guide to Kid Culture:
'Millennial Optimism'
Young people are longing for the good old days of 2012.
LH: NotebookLM Has a New Feature for Visual Learners
An infographics feature has arrived to Google's NotebookLM.
LH: 10 Hacks Every Homeowner Should Know
These hacks will help make homeownership a little easier and more
affordable.
LH: 12 Shows Like 'Percy Jackson and the Olympians' You
Should Watch Next
Magic and myth-tery are part of their history.
LH: 10 Hacks Every iPhone User Should Know
Time to power up.
LH: 10 Hacks Every Mac User Should Know
Get more done on your Mac without breaking a sweat.
LH: My Favorite Amazon Deal of the Day: The Samsung Galaxy Watch 8
You can already get a $100 discount on this brand new device.
LH: Google Will Fix Your Pixel’s Broken Display for Free (If It
Qualifies)
Your Pixel 9 Pro's screen needs to be faulty in the
"right way."
LH: Garmin's 'Year in Review' Is Perplexing, Like the
Rest of Its Subscription Service
Sorry, Garmin—I can't imagine anyone paying for this.
LH: Why Your TV Will Probably Never Be Better Than It Is Now
We have achieved peak television.
LH: Apple’s New iPhone Update Will Make Sure You’ll Never Miss a
Reminder Again
For reminders you really shouldn't forget.
LH: How the Fitness Tech Boom Is Making Health Inequality Worse
We live in a time of unprecedented insight into our bodies—if you
can afford it.
LH: How to Get Games on Your Retro Gaming Handheld
How to actually get games on your brand new Linux or Android
gaming device.
LH: My Favorite Productivity Advice From Books (so You Don’t Have to
Read Them All)
Spending all your time reading about productivity isn't
actually all that productive.
LH: Use the Pareto Principle to Prioritize Your To-Do List
This method can reveal often you "work" without actually
getting anything out of it.
LH: Apple and Google Are Making It Easier to Switch Between iPhone and
Android
Don't get locked into an ecosystem.
LH: The Google Pixel 10 Is $200 Off Right Now
It's the latest Pixel series, now with Pixelsnap
(Google's version of MagSafe), new AI features, and the new
telephoto lens.
LH: Coros’s New Beta Update Adds Everything Its Watches Have Been
Missing
Music controls, an undo button for lap presses, and more.
LH: The 20 Most Essential Podcasts of 2025 (and Two Episodes You
Can't Miss)
Feed your listening queue with the year's best shows.
LH: The Entire 'Planet of the Apes' Franchise Explained in
10 Infographics
An illustrated guide to the iconic sci-fi saga’s history, lore,
and evolution.
LH: What the Netflix/Warner Bros. Merger Could Mean for Streaming
Is HBO Max dead, and will you be able to watch 'Game of
Thrones' on Netflix?
LH: My Favorite Amazon Deal of the Day: The M4 iPad Pro
The most powerful iPad Pro is still expensive, but after a $600
discount, it's at its lowest price ever.
LH: Samsung's One UI 8.5 Beta Is Now Officially Available
You can sign up for the beta today.
LH: How to Spot a ‘Sleeper’ Browser Extension That’s Actually Malware
Benign add-ons can be weaponized with malicious updates after
gaining user trust.
LH: Use the 'MIT Method' to Keep Your Big-Picture Goals in
Mind During Everyday Tasks
Don't prioritize your tasks by what will take the most
time—try choosing what will have the biggest impact.
LH: Two Productivity Techniques That Can Help You Do More (by Actually
Doing Less)
Let's make your to-dos a little easier, shall we?
LH: These Noise-Canceling JBL Headphones Are Nearly Half Off Right Now
They've also got a 70-hour battery life, and adjustable EQ.
LH: The Best Sales on Headphones and Earbuds Right Now
Get the best deals on JBL, Beats, AirPods, and other headphones
available right now.
LH: This Surprisingly Convincing Phishing Scam Imitates Apple Support
Fraudsters can trick even those who know the signs.
LH: No, Meta Is Not Scraping Your DMs to Train Its AI
That doesn't mean your messages are necessarily private,
either.
LH: Get a Government Permit to Cut Your Own Christmas Tree at a
National Forest
Pick up a permit, then pick up an axe.
LH: Why Deleting Your Browsing History Doesn’t Always Delete Your
Browsing History
Your online past may not be as private as you think.
LH: The Meta Ray-Ban Smart Glasses Are at Their All-Time Lowest Price
Right Now
Wearable smart tech that lets you do it all—without your phone.
LH: This macOS App Makes It Easy to See (and Use) Your Keyboard
Shortcuts
Use this app to commit those tricky keyboard shortcuts to memory.
LH: This Bose Portable Speaker Is Nearly 20% Off Right Now
The Bose SoundLink Home ecosystem remains intentionally
minimalist.
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More superheroes who aren't always down with the
"hero" part.
Gizmodo
GZ: How Governments Turn the Internet Into a Weapon
From protests to elections, governments are increasingly pulling
the internet plug on entire populations. Connectivity is slowly
becoming a tool of control, not a guarantee.
GZ: The Worst Ways RFK Jr. Has Harmed Public Health This Year
The return of measles, weakening vaccines, and the complete
destruction of the CDC are just a few of Kennedy's ignoble
accomplishments in 2025.
GZ: Jim Carrey Wanted to Become the Grinch at All Costs
The Ron Howard movie turns 25 this year, and its star recalls the
torture he went through to portray Dr. Seuss' Christmas-
loathing character.
GZ: Tesla’s Cheap Model Y and Model 3 Aren’t Slowing Down Its Sliding
Sales: Report
The Cybertruck isn't pulling its own weight either.
GZ: ‘Star Wars’ and Deadpool Bring Festive Themed Treats to Disneyland
Eat your way through Disney Parks this season with Chewbacca-
endorsed Life Day fare at Galaxy's Edge and chimichangas at
Avengers Campus.
GZ: Blue Origin’s Next Mission Is Helping Redefine Who Gets to Go to
Space
Should the mission proceed as planned, it will mark a major step
forward for accessibility in spaceflight—sending the first
wheelchair user beyond Earth.
GZ: Amazon Pulls AI Recap Video After ‘Fallout’ Mess
Amazon is being forced to repeatedly learn a lesson: use AI slop,
and get people yelling at you until you don't.
GZ: Wall Street Sphincters Tighten as Oracle Delays Its OpenAI Data
Center Buildout
When the bubble pops, you can't say there weren't signs.
GZ: Reddit Sues Australia Over Teen Social Media Ban as Other Nations
Consider Similar Laws
The company says the law violates teens’ political speech rights
as other countries consider similar restrictions.
GZ: Mind-Bending ‘Einstein Cross’ Reveals Ultrabright Supernova From
an Unthinkable Distance
For the first time, astronomers have captured the brilliance of a
superluminous supernova via gravitational lensing.
GZ: ‘Fate of the Old Republic’ Puts ‘Star Wars’ at an Incredible
Crossroads
Which way, Jedi? Either will change the relationship between
'Star Wars' and its past forever.
GZ: You Don’t Want to Miss This Year’s Geminid Meteor Shower
All conditions favor a dazzling show across the skies this
weekend.
GZ: Do Kwon Gets 15 Years for $40 Billion Crypto Collapse as Victims
Testify to Destruction He Caused
The collapse of Terraform Labs was part of a greater deleveraging
event in crypto that culminated in the fall of FTX.
GZ: Everything to Remember Before ‘Avatar: Fire and Ash’
With James Cameron's latest blockbuster on the way, it's
time to refresh yourself on the world of Pandora.
GZ: Tanning Beds Are Giving Us Skin Cancer Where the Sun Doesn’t Shine
New research highlights the unique dangers of the UV radiation
provided by tanning beds.
GZ: U.S. Government Websites Are Hosting PDFs Promoting Porn and Scams
Not exactly a public service.
GZ: Oh Great, Smart Glasses That Record Everything You Say
It's just audio for now, but the Mira set an icky precedent
for always-on recording in smart glasses.
GZ: ‘Zootopia 2’ Has Reached $1 Billion in Record-Breaking Time
The animated Disney sequel hit the box-office milestone after just
17 days in theaters.
GZ: Sam Altman’s Eyeball-Scanning Startup Launches ‘Super App’
Want to chat with your friends? Please look into this orb.
GZ: Watch Rare Video of Orcas Teaming Up With Dolphins to Hunt Giant
Salmon
The two top predators seem to be working together to track, kill,
and feast on salmon, researchers say.
io9
io9: Jim Carrey Wanted to Become the Grinch at All Costs
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torture he went through to portray Dr. Seuss' Christmas-
loathing character.
io9: ‘Star Wars’ and Deadpool Bring Festive Themed Treats to
Disneyland
Eat your way through Disney Parks this season with Chewbacca-
endorsed Life Day fare at Galaxy's Edge and chimichangas at
Avengers Campus.
io9: Amazon Pulls AI Recap Video After ‘Fallout’ Mess
Amazon is being forced to repeatedly learn a lesson: use AI slop,
and get people yelling at you until you don't.
io9: ‘Fate of the Old Republic’ Puts ‘Star Wars’ at an Incredible
Crossroads
Which way, Jedi? Either will change the relationship between
'Star Wars' and its past forever.
io9: Everything to Remember Before ‘Avatar: Fire and Ash’
With James Cameron's latest blockbuster on the way,
it's time to refresh yourself on the world of Pandora.
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The animated Disney sequel hit the box-office milestone after
just 17 days in theaters.
io9: The Top 42 Moments From Sci-Fi, Fantasy, and Horror TV in 2025
io9 watched a ton of TV this year—and standout scenes, shocking
reveals, and sometimes entire episodes from 'Andor,'
'Dan Da Dan,' 'Pluribus,'
'Severance,' and beyond are lingering in our minds.
io9: Meet the World Warriors of the New ‘Street Fighter’ Movie In
These Wild Posters
Let's run through which actors nailed cosplaying
Capcom's iconic fighters and which missed the mark entirely.
io9: The New ‘Pluribus’ Traces 2 Equally Harrowing Journeys
As Manousos embarks on an exhausting road trip, Carol winds her
way through a more existential voyage.
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Trek: Starfleet Academy’
Plus, we might know when to expect 'Black Panther 3'.
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Directors
The hit Netflix series returns on December 25 with three more
episodes, leading into the big series finale on December 31.
io9: Hollywood’s Labor Unions Respond to Disney’s Dystopian New AI
Deal
The WGA and SAG-AFTRA have released statements following
Disney's alliance with OpenAI.
io9: ‘Star Wars: Galactic Racer’ Is Speeding Into Our Hearts
Now this is podracing, among other things.
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The merc with a mouth will be the next character to join
Netease's Marvel Comics shooter early next year.
io9: The First Trailer for the New ‘Street Fighter’ Movie Really Looks
Like That
Director Kitao Sakurai's 'Street Fighter' movie
kicks its way into theaters in 2026.
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Expected to see the 'Knights of the Old Republic'
remake at the Game Awards tonight? Too bad: have a *brand new*
game instead.
io9: ‘Doctor Who’ and the Disintegration of 2025
2025 should've been a banner year for 'Doctor
Who,' but instead it almost became one of its darkest hours.
io9: 8 Characters We Think Scarlett Johansson Could Play in ‘The
Batman Part II’
Allow us to indulge in some good old-fashioned fan casting for
Matt Reeves' sequel Battinson film.
io9: Everything We Saw in the First Trailer for ‘Supergirl’
The first trailer for the next DC Studios movie is filled with
nods to the comic book story that inspired it.
io9: Amazon’s Official ‘Fallout’ Season 1 Recap Is AI Garbage Filled
With Mistakes
Prime Video's latest needle-poke into generative AI's
bubble comes on the heels of its anime dubbing debacle.
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180372969 story Power
Germany Covers Nearly 56 Percent of 2025 Electricity Use With
Renewables (cleanenergywire.org) 8
Posted by BeauHD on Saturday December 13, 2025 @05:00AM from the
energy-transition dept.
Longtime Slashdot reader AmiMoJo shares a report from Clean Energy
Wire: Renewable energy sources covered nearly 56 percent of Germany's
gross electricity consumption in 2025, according to preliminary
figures by energy industry group BDEW and research institute ZSW.
Despite a 'historically weak' first quarter of the year for wind
power production and a significant drop in hydropower output, the
share of renewables grew by 0.7 percentage points compared to the
previous year thanks to an increase in installed solar power
capacity.
Solar power output increased by 18.7 percent over the whole year,
while the strong growth in installed capacity from previous years
could be sustained, with more than 17 gigawatts (GW) added to the
system. With March being the least windy month in Germany since
records began in 1950, wind power output, on the other hand, faced a
drop of 5.2 percent compared to 2024. However, stronger winds in the
second and third quarter compensated for much of the early-year
decrease.
Onshore turbines with a capacity of 5.2 GW were added to the grid, a
marked increase from the 3.3 GW in the previous year. Due to
significantly less precipitation this year compared to 2024,
hydropower output dropped by nearly one quarter (24.1%), while
remaining only a fraction (3.2%) of total renewable power output.
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180373103 story Privacy
Chinese Whistleblower Living In US Is Being Hunted By Beijing With US
Tech (go.com) 24
Posted by BeauHD on Saturday December 13, 2025 @02:00AM from the
always-watching dept.
A former Chinese official who fled to the U.S. says Beijing has used
advanced surveillance technology from U.S. companies to track,
intimidate, and punish him and his family across borders. ABC News
reports: Retired Chinese official Li Chuanliang was recuperating from
cancer on a Korean resort island when he got an urgent call: Don't
return to China, a friend warned. You're now a fugitive. Days later,
a stranger snapped a photo of Li in a cafe. Terrified South Korea
would send him back, Li fled, flew to the U.S. on a tourist visa and
applied for asylum. But even there -- in New York, in California,
deep in the Texas desert -- the Chinese government continued to hunt
him down with the help of surveillance technology.
Li's communications were monitored, his assets seized and his
movements followed in police databases. More than 40 friends and
relatives -- including his pregnant daughter -- were identified and
detained, even by tracking down their cab drivers through facial
recognition software. Three former associates died in detention, and
for months shadowy men Li believed to be Chinese operatives stalked
him across continents, interviews and documents seen by The
Associated Press show.
The Chinese government is using an increasingly powerful tool to
cement its power at home and vastly amplify it abroad: Surveillance
technology, much of it originating in the U.S., an AP investigation
has found. Within China, this technology helped identify and punish
almost 900,000 officials last year alone, nearly five times more than
in 2012, according to state numbers. Beijing says it is cracking down
on corruption, but critics charge that such technology is used in
China and elsewhere to stifle dissent and exact retribution on
perceived enemies.
Outside China, the same technology is being used to threaten wayward
officials, along with dissidents and alleged criminals, under what
authorities call Operations "Fox Hunt" and "Sky Net." The U.S. has
criticized these overseas operations as a "threat" and an "affront to
national sovereignty." More than 14,000 people, including some 3,000
officials, have been brought back to China from more than 120
countries through coercion, arrests and pressure on relatives,
according to state information.
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180372873 story The Courts
Ukrainians Sue US Chip Firms For Powering Russian Drones, Missiles
(arstechnica.com) 47
Posted by BeauHD on Friday December 12, 2025 @10:30PM from the
forced-to-act dept.
An anonymous reader quotes a report from Ars Technica: Dozens of
Ukrainian civilians filed a series of lawsuits in Texas this week,
accusing some of the biggest US chip firms of negligently failing to
track chips that evaded export curbs. Those chips were ultimately
used to power Russian and Iranian weapon systems, causing wrongful
deaths last year. Their complaints alleged that for years, Texas
Instruments (TI), AMD, and Intel have ignored public reporting,
government warnings, and shareholder pressure to do more to track
final destinations of chips and shut down shady distribution channels
diverting chips to sanctioned actors in Russia and Iran.
Putting profits over human lives, tech firms continued using
"high-risk" channels, Ukrainian civilians' legal team alleged in a
press statement, without ever strengthening controls. All that
intermediaries who placed bulk online orders had to do to satisfy
chip firms was check a box confirming that the shipment wouldn't be
sent to sanctioned countries, lead attorney Mikal Watts told
reporters at a press conference on Wednesday, according to the Kyiv
Independent. "There are export lists," Watts said. "We know exactly
what requires a license and what doesn't. And companies know who
they're selling to. But instead, they rely on a checkbox that says,
'I'm not shipping to Putin.' That's it. No enforcement. No
accountability." [...]
Damages sought include funeral expenses and medical costs, as well as
"exemplary damages" that are "intended to punish especially wrongful
conduct and to deter similar conduct in the future." For plaintiffs,
the latter is the point of the litigation, which they hope will cut
off key supply chains to keep US tech out of weapon systems deployed
against innocent civilians. "They want to send a clear message that
American companies must take responsibility when their technologies
are weaponized and used to commit harm across the globe," the press
statement said. "Corporations must be held accountable when its
unlawful decisions made in the name of profit directly cause the
death of innocents and widespread human suffering." For chip firms,
the litigation could get costly if more civilians join, with the
threat of a loss potentially forcing changes that could squash supply
chains currently working to evade sanctions. "We want to make this
process so expensive and painful that companies are forced to act,"
Watts said. "That is our contribution to stopping the war against
civilians."
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180372941 story United States
Arizona City Rejects Data Center After Lobbying Push 26
Posted by BeauHD on Friday December 12, 2025 @09:20PM from the
local-government-wins dept.
Chandler, Arizona unanimously rejected a proposed AI data center
despite heavy lobbying from Big Tech interests and former Sen.
Kyrsten Sinema. Politico reports: The Chandler City Council last
night voted down a request by a New York developer to rezone land to
build a data center and business complex. The local battle escalated
in October after Sinema showed up at a planning commission meeting to
offer public comment warning officials in her home state that federal
authority may soon stomp on local regulations. "Chandler right now
has the opportunity to determine how and when these new, innovative
AI data centers will be built," she told local officials. "When
federal preemption comes, we'll no longer have that privilege."
Explaining her no vote, Chandler Vice Mayor Christine Ellis said that
she had long framed her decision about the local benefits rather than
the national push to build AI. She recalled a meeting with Sinema
where she asked point-blank, "what's in it for Chandler?" "If you
can't show me what's in it for Chandler, then we are not having a
conversation," Ellis said before voting against the project. [...]
The project, along with Sinema's involvement, attracted significant
community opposition, with speakers raising concerns about whether
the project would use too much water or raise power prices. Residents
packed the council chambers, with many holding up signs reading "No
More Data Centers." According to the city's planning office, more
than 200 comments were filed against the proposal compared to just
eight in favor.
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180372891 story Hardware
Framework Raises DDR5 Memory Prices By 50% For DIY Laptops
(phoronix.com) 17
Posted by BeauHD on Friday December 12, 2025 @08:40PM from the
sign-of-the-times dept.
Framework Computer raised DDR5 memory prices for its Laptop DIY
Editions by 50% due to industry-wide memory shortages. Phoronix
reports: Framework Computer is keeping the prior prices for existing
pre-orders and also is foregoing any price changes for their
pre-built laptops or the Framework Desktop. Framework Computer also
lets you order DIY laptops without any memory at all if so desired
for re-using existing modules or should you score a deal elsewhere.
Due to their memory pricing said to be more competitive below market
rates, they also adjusted their return policy to prevent scalpers
from purchasing DIY Edition laptops with memory while then returning
just the laptops. The DDR5 must be returned now with DIY laptop order
returns. Additional details can be found via the Framework Blog.
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180373005 story Businesses
Doom Studio id Software Forms 'Wall-To-Wall' Union (engadget.com) 15
Posted by BeauHD on Friday December 12, 2025 @08:20PM from the
unionize-like-it's-1993 dept.
id Software employees voted to form a wall-to-wall union with the CWA
, covering all roles at the Doom studio. "The vote wasn't unanimous,
though a majority did vote in favor of the union," notes Engadget.
From the report: The union will work in conjunction with the
Communications Workers of America (CWA), which is the same
organization involved with parent company ZeniMax's recent
unionization efforts. Microsoft, who owns ZeniMax, has already
recognized this new effort, according to a statement by the CWA. It
agreed to a labor neutrality agreement with the CWA and ZeniMax
workers last year, paving the way for this sort of thing.
From the onset, this union will look to protect remote work for id
Software employees. "Remote work isn't a perk. It's a necessity for
our health, our families, and our access needs. RTO policies should
not be handed down from executives with no consideration for
accessibility or our well-being," said id Software Lead Services
Programmer Chris Hays. He also said he looks forward to getting
worker protections regarding the "responsible use of AI."
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180372447 story AI
US To Mandate AI Vendors Measure Political Bias For Federal Sales
(reuters.com) 31
Posted by BeauHD on Friday December 12, 2025 @08:00PM from the
ideology-not-found-404 dept.
An anonymous reader quotes a report from Reuters: The U.S. government
will require artificial intelligence vendors to measure political
"bias" to sell their chatbots to federal agencies, according to a
Trump administration statement (PDF) released on Thursday. The
requirement will apply to all large language models bought by federal
agencies, with the exception of national security systems, according
to the statement.
President Donald Trump ordered federal agencies in July to avoid
buying large language models that he labeled as "woke." Thursday's
statement gives more detail to that directive, saying that developers
should not "intentionally encode partisan or ideological judgments"
into a chatbot's outputs. Further reading: Trump Signs Executive
Order For Single National AI Regulation Framework, Limiting Power of
States
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180372405 story Encryption
Russian Hackers Debut Simple Ransomware Service, But Store Keys In
Plain Text (theregister.com) 2
Posted by BeauHD on Friday December 12, 2025 @07:20PM from the
good-news-and-bad-news dept.
The pro-Russian CyberVolk group resurfaced with a Telegram-based
ransomware-as-a-service platform, but fatally undermined its own
operation by hardcoding master encryption keys in plaintext. The
Register reports: First, the bad news: the CyberVolk 2.x (aka
VolkLocker) ransomware-as-a-service operation that launched in late
summer. It's run entirely through Telegram, which makes it very easy
for affiliates that aren't that tech savvy to lock files and demand a
ransom payment. CyberVolk's soldiers can use the platform's built-in
automation to generate payloads, coordinate ransomware attacks, and
manage their illicit business operations, conducting everything
through Telegram.
But here's the good news: the ransomware slingers got sloppy when it
came time to debug their code and hardcoded the master keys -- this
same key encrypts all files on a victim's system -- into the
executable files. This could allow victims to recover encrypted data
without paying the extortion fee, according to SentinelOne senior
threat researcher Jim Walter, who detailed the gang's resurgence and
flawed code in a Thursday report.
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180372389 story AI
Bill Gates' Daughter Secures $30 Million For AI App Built In Stanford
Dorm 31
Posted by BeauHD on Friday December 12, 2025 @06:40PM from the
like-father-like-daughter dept.
Phoebe Gates, Bill Gates' youngest daughter, has raised $30 million
for the AI shopping app she built in her Stanford dorm room with
classmate Sophia Kianni. The app is called Phia and is pitched as a
way to simplify price comparison and secondhand shopping. "Its
AI-powered search engine -- available as an app and as a browser
extension for Chrome and Safari -- pulls listings from more than
40,000 retail and resale sites so users can compare prices, surface
real-time deals, and determine whether an item's cost is typical,
high or fair," reports the San Francisco Chronicle. The app has
reached 750,000 downloads in eight months and is valued at $180
million. From the report: Gates told Elle that when she first floated
the idea to her parents, they urged her to keep it as a side project
-- advice she followed by enrolling in Stanford's night program after
moving to New York and finishing her degree in 2024. "They were like,
'Okay, you can do this as a side thing, but you need to stay in
school.' I don't think people would expect that from my family, to be
honest," she said.
Her father dropped out of Harvard University in 1975 to launch
Microsoft. Kianni even paused her degree temporarily "to learn, as
quickly as possible, as much as we could about the industry that we
would be operating in," she told Vogue. Bill Gates has not invested
in the company, though he has publicly supported its mission.
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180372341 story Android
Google Translate Expands Live Translation To All Earbuds On Android
(arstechnica.com) 7
Posted by BeauHD on Friday December 12, 2025 @06:00PM from the
your-move-Apple dept.
An anonymous reader quotes a report from Ars Technica: Google has
increasingly moved toward keeping features locked to its hardware
products, but the Translate app is bucking that trend. The live
translate feature is breaking out of the Google bubble with support
for any earbuds you happen to have connected to your Android phone.
The app is also getting improved translation quality across dozens of
languages and some Duolingo-like learning features.
The latest version of Google's live translation is built on Gemini
and initially rolled out earlier this year. It supports smooth
back-and-forth translations as both on-screen text and audio.
Beginning a live translate session in Google Translate used to
require Pixel Buds, but that won't be the case going forward. Google
says a beta test of expanded headphone support is launching today in
the US, Mexico, and India.
The audio translation attempts to preserve the tone and cadence of
the original speaker, but it's not as capable as the full
AI-reproduced voice translations you can do on the latest Pixel
phones. Google says this feature should work on any earbuds or
headphones, but it's only for Android right now. The feature will
expand to iOS in the coming months. [...] The new translation model,
which is also available in the search-based translation interface,
supports over 70 languages.
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180372147 story Privacy
The Data Breach That Hit Two-Thirds of a Country (ft.com) 1
Posted by msmash on Friday December 12, 2025 @05:22PM from the
worst-ever-data-breach dept.
Online retailer Coupang, often called South Korea's Amazon, is
dealing with the fallout from a breach that exposed the personal
information of more than 33 million accounts -- roughly two-thirds of
the country's population -- after a former contractor allegedly used
credentials that remained active months after his departure to access
customer data through the company's overseas servers.
The breach began in June but went undetected until November 18,
according to Coupang and investigators. Police have called it South
Korea's worst-ever data breach. The compromised information includes
names, phone numbers, email addresses and shipping addresses, though
the company says login credentials, credit card numbers, and payment
details were not affected.
Coupang's former CEO Park Dae-jun told a parliamentary hearing that
the alleged perpetrator was a Chinese national who had worked on
authentication tasks before his contract ended last December. Chief
information security officer Brett Matthes testified that the
individual had a "privileged role" giving him access to a private
encryption key that allowed him to forge tokens to impersonate
customers. Legislators say the key remained active after the employee
left. The CEO of Coupang's South Korean subsidiary has resigned.
Founder and chair Bom Kim has yet to personally apologize but has
been summoned to a second parliamentary hearing.
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180372097 story Books
New Kindle Feature Uses AI To Answer Questions About Books - And
Authors Can't Opt Out (reactormag.com) 31
Posted by msmash on Friday December 12, 2025 @04:40PM from the
amazon-reporting-for-duty dept.
An anonymous reader shares a report: Amazon has quietly added a new
AI feature to its Kindle iOS app -- a feature that "lets you ask
questions about the book you're reading and receive spoiler-free
answers," according to an Amazon announcement.
The company says the feature, which is called Ask this Book, serves
as "your expert reading assistant, instantly answering questions
about plot details, character relationships, and thematic elements
without disrupting your reading flow."
Publishing industry resource Publishers Lunch noticed Ask this Book
earlier this week, and asked Amazon about it. Amazon spokesperson Ale
Iraheta told PubLunch, "The feature uses technology, including AI, to
provide instant, spoiler-free answers to customers' questions about
what they're reading. Ask this Book provides short answers based on
factual information about the book which are accessible only to
readers who have purchased or borrowed the book and are non-shareable
and non-copyable."
As PubLunch summed up: "In other words, speaking plainly, it's an
in-book chatbot." [...] Perhaps most alarmingly, the Amazon
spokesperson said, "To ensure a consistent reading experience, the
feature is always on, and there is no option for authors or
publishers to opt titles out."
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180372077 story Television
Arkansas Becoming 1st State To Sever Ties With PBS, Effective July 1
(apnews.com) 96
Posted by msmash on Friday December 12, 2025 @04:00PM from the
how-about-that dept.
joshuark writes: Arkansas is becoming the first state to officially
end its public television affiliation with PBS. The Arkansas
Educational Television Commission, whose members are all appointed by
the governor, voted to disaffiliate from PBS effective July 1, 2026,
citing the $2.5 million annual membership dues as "not feasible." The
decision was also driven by the loss of a similar amount in federal
funding after the Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB) was
defunded by Congress.
PBS Arkansas is rebranding itself as Arkansas TV and will provide
more local content, the agency's Executive Director and CEO Carlton
Wing said in a statement. Wing, a former Republican state
representative, took the helm of the agency in September. "Public
television in Arkansas is not going away," Wing said. "In fact, we
invite you to join our vision for an increased focus on local
programming, continuing to safeguard Arkansans in times of emergency
and supporting our K-12 educators and students."
"The commission's decision to drop PBS membership is a blow to
Arkansans who will lose free, over the air access to quality PBS
programming they know and love," a PBS spokesperson wrote in an email
to The Associated Press. The demise of the Corporation for Public
Broadcasting, is a direct result of President Donald Trump's
targeting of public media, which he has repeatedly said is spreading
political and cultural views antithetical to those the United States
should be espousing. Trump denied taking a big should on television
viewers.
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180372055 story AI
Amazon Prime Video Pulls AI-Powered Recaps After Fallout Flub
(theverge.com) 11
Posted by msmash on Friday December 12, 2025 @03:36PM from the oops
dept.
An anonymous reader shares a report: Amazon Prime Video has pulled
its AI-powered video recap of Fallout after viewers noticed that it
got key parts of the story wrong. The streaming service began testing
Video Recaps last month, and now they're missing from the shows
included in the test, including Fallout, The Rig, Tom Clancy's Jack
Ryan, Upload, and Bosch.
The feature is supposed to use AI to analyze a show's key plot points
and sum it all in a bite-sized video, complete with an AI voiceover
and clips from the series. But in its season one recap of Fallout,
Prime Video incorrectly stated that one of The Ghoul's (Walton
Goggins) flashbacks is set in "1950s America" rather than the year
2077, as spotted earlier by Games Radar.
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180371187 story Your Rights Online
Berlin Approves New Expansion of Police Surveillance Powers
(reclaimthenet.org) 54
Posted by msmash on Friday December 12, 2025 @01:30PM from the
dialing-it-up dept.
Berlin's regional parliament has passed a far-reaching overhaul of
its "security" law, giving police new authority to conduct both
digital and physical surveillance. From a report: The CDU-SPD
coalition, supported by AfD votes, approved the reform of the General
Security and Public Order Act (ASOG), changing the limits that once
protected Berliners from intrusive policing. Interior Senator Iris
Spranger (SPD) argued that the legislation modernizes police work for
an era of encrypted communication, terrorism, and cybercrime. But it
undermines core civil liberties and reshapes the relationship between
citizens and the state.
One of the most controversial elements is the expansion of police
powers under paragraphs 26a and 26b. These allow investigators to
hack into computers and smartphones under the banner of "source
telecommunications surveillance" and "online searches." Police may
now install state-developed spyware, known as trojans, on personal
devices to intercept messages before or after encryption.
If the software cannot be deployed remotely, the law authorizes
officers to secretly enter a person's home to gain access. This
enables police to install surveillance programs directly on hardware
without the occupant's knowledge. Berlin had previously resisted such
practices, but now joins other federal states that permit physical
entry to install digital monitoring tools.
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Vidéos
* Bilan de fin de session En comparaison de ses adversaires,
Legault souhaite être perçu comme « pas si pire » 01:04
Politique
Bilan de fin de session
En comparaison de ses adversaires, Legault souhaite être perçu
comme « pas si pire »
Publié hier à 15 h 23
* Bilan de session Paul St-Pierre Plamondon réclame des élections
hâtives 01:11
Politique
Bilan de session
Paul St-Pierre Plamondon réclame des élections hâtives
Publié hier à 11 h 39
* Crise au PLQ Le « fighter » Pablo Rodriguez fait un mea culpa
01:33
Politique
Crise au PLQ
Le « fighter » Pablo Rodriguez fait un mea culpa
Mis à jour hier à 10 h 02
* Traitement contre le cancer La santé de Charles III prend du
mieux 01:01
Europe
Traitement contre le cancer
La santé de Charles III prend du mieux
Publié hier à 15 h 39
* Gaza Pluies diluviennes et vents puissants ajoutent au chaos
01:10
Moyen-Orient
Gaza
Pluies diluviennes et vents puissants ajoutent au chaos
Publié hier à 9 h 50
* Parlement européen Une interprète fond en larmes quand un garçon
ukrainien raconte son calvaire 01:05
Europe
Parlement européen
Une interprète fond en larmes quand un garçon ukrainien raconte
son calvaire
Publié hier à 13 h 29
* Guerre en Ukraine Zelensky visite les troupes à Koupiansk 00:54
Europe
Guerre en Ukraine
Zelensky visite les troupes à Koupiansk
Mis à jour hier à 9 h 15
* France Une voiture aboutit au fond d'une piscine municipale 00:40
Insolite
France
Une voiture aboutit au fond d'une piscine municipale
Publié hier à 11 h 01
Contexte
* Petite enfance Nos services de garde sont-ils encore un modèle ?
3 articles
Chroniques
Petite enfance
Nos services de garde sont-ils encore un modèle ?
Publié le 7 décembre
* Un café avec… France Labelle Ne pas fermer les yeux
Contexte
Un café avec… France Labelle
Ne pas fermer les yeux
Publié le 7 décembre
Sciences
* Étude La consommation d’aliments ultratransformés augmenterait le
risque de cancer colorectal
Sciences
Étude
La consommation d’aliments ultratransformés augmenterait le
risque de cancer colorectal
Publié hier à 12 h 39
* Inondations en Indonésie Des chercheurs s’inquiètent pour des
orangs-outans déjà menacés
Sciences
Inondations en Indonésie
Des chercheurs s’inquiètent pour des orangs-outans déjà menacés
Publié hier à 6 h 34
Société
* Debbie Zakaib Une alliée de la mode et de la gastronomie s’éteint
Société
Debbie Zakaib
Une alliée de la mode et de la gastronomie s’éteint
Publié le 11 décembre
* Tendance des Vlogmas Le calendrier de l’avent des influenceurs
Société
Tendance des Vlogmas
Le calendrier de l’avent des influenceurs
Publié le 11 décembre
Voyage
* Transport aérien Difficile retour pour des amateurs de kitesurf
Voyage
Transport aérien
Difficile retour pour des amateurs de kitesurf
Publié hier à 11 h 30
* Incidents dans les sentiers de randonnée L’impact négatif des
mauvais comportements
Plein air
Incidents dans les sentiers de randonnée
L’impact négatif des mauvais comportements
Publié le 11 décembre
Auto
* Essai éclair Chevrolet Blazer EV SS : la fougue, sans le frisson
Guide auto
Essai éclair
Chevrolet Blazer EV SS : la fougue, sans le frisson
Publié hier à 11 h 45
* Technologie Conduite nocturne sans effort
Auto
Technologie
Conduite nocturne sans effort
Publié le 11 décembre
Maison
* Mission : étanchéisation
Immobilier
Mission : étanchéisation
Publié hier à 12 h 00
* Léo Comptoir floral Fleuriste de quartier nouveau genre
Maison
Léo Comptoir floral
Fleuriste de quartier nouveau genre
Publié le 11 décembre
Noël
* Guide cadeaux Petites (et grandes) attentions
Noël
Guide cadeaux
Petites (et grandes) attentions
Publié hier à 17 h 00
* Guide cadeaux Pour les amateurs de vinyles
Noël
Guide cadeaux
Pour les amateurs de vinyles
Publié hier à 10 h 00
* Calendrier de l’avent Douceurs sucrées en famille
Noël
Calendrier de l’avent
Douceurs sucrées en famille
Publié hier à 8 h 00
* Guide cadeaux Des histoires et des images pour Noël
Noël
Guide cadeaux
Des histoires et des images pour Noël
Publié le 11 décembre
Gourmand
* Soleil et mer au café Les joyeux naufragés
Restaurants
Soleil et mer au café Les joyeux naufragés
Publié hier à 11 h 00
* Les évènements gourmands de la semaine
Gourmand
Les évènements gourmands de la semaine
Publié hier à 9 h 00
Alcools
* Danemark Le champagne du mariage de Charles et Diana aux enchères
Alcools
Danemark
Le champagne du mariage de Charles et Diana aux enchères
Publié le 11 décembre
* Évènement Un marché de Noël à la microbrasserie Herman
Alcools
Évènement
Un marché de Noël à la microbrasserie Herman
Publié le 10 décembre
Cinéma
* Guide de rattrapage Nos 25 films de 2025
Cinéma
Guide de rattrapage
Nos 25 films de 2025
Publié hier à 6 h 00
* Le serment d’Hippocrate, de Nadia Zouaoui « On connaît tous des
médecins qui ne travaillent pas » 01:31
Entrevues
Le serment d’Hippocrate, de Nadia Zouaoui
« On connaît tous des médecins qui ne travaillent pas »
Publié hier à 7 h 00
Quoi regarder
* Plateformes Dix séries à voir dès maintenant 01:30
Quoi regarder
Plateformes
Dix séries à voir dès maintenant
Publié le 11 décembre
* Télé-radar Nos suggestions du moment sur vos écrans
Quoi regarder
Télé-radar
Nos suggestions du moment sur vos écrans
Publié le 8 décembre
Portfolio
* B Corp Nationex : se poser en leader dans l’action climatique
Portfolio
B Corp
Nationex : se poser en leader dans l’action climatique
Publié le 3 décembre
* B Corp Maison Orphée se lance dans le prêt-à-cuisiner
Portfolio
B Corp
Maison Orphée se lance dans le prêt-à-cuisiner
Publié le 3 décembre
* B Corp Delegatus mise sur le collectif et la diversification
Portfolio
B Corp
Delegatus mise sur le collectif et la diversification
Publié le 3 décembre
* Intelligence artificielle Les ambitions du ministre de l’IA
Portfolio
Intelligence artificielle
Les ambitions du ministre de l’IA
Publié le 27 novembre
Portfolio
* Intelligence artificielle Quatre chiffres étonnants sur l’IA
Portfolio
Intelligence artificielle
Quatre chiffres étonnants sur l’IA
Publié le 27 novembre
* Intelligence artificielle Qui est le cerveau de l’IA ?
Portfolio
Intelligence artificielle
Qui est le cerveau de l’IA ?
Publié le 27 novembre
* Intelligence artificielle Le quantique, à la fois proche et
encore loin
Portfolio
Intelligence artificielle
Le quantique, à la fois proche et encore loin
Publié le 27 novembre
* Intelligence artificielle L’IA pour déjouer la météo extrême
Portfolio
Intelligence artificielle
L’IA pour déjouer la météo extrême
Publié le 27 novembre
Finances personnelles
* Le ratio d’endettement des Canadiens par rapport à leur revenu
continue d’augmenter
Finances personnelles
Le ratio d’endettement des Canadiens par rapport à leur revenu
continue d’augmenter
Publié le 11 décembre
* L’argent et le bonheur Le plus important calculateur qu’on ne
nous a jamais enseigné à l’école
Finances personnelles
L’argent et le bonheur
Le plus important calculateur qu’on ne nous a jamais enseigné à
l’école
Publié le 7 décembre
Techno
* Australie Reddit attaque en justice l’interdiction des réseaux
sociaux aux moins de 16 ans
Techno
Australie
Reddit attaque en justice l’interdiction des réseaux sociaux aux
moins de 16 ans
Publié le 11 décembre
* États-Unis Trump signe un décret pour centraliser la régulation
de l’IA au niveau fédéral
Techno
États-Unis
Trump signe un décret pour centraliser la régulation de l’IA au
niveau fédéral
Publié le 11 décembre
Insolite
* France Une voiture aboutit au fond d'une piscine municipale 00:40
Insolite
France
Une voiture aboutit au fond d'une piscine municipale
Publié hier à 11 h 01
* La parentalité sans l’IA est inimaginable, selon le fondateur
d’OpenAI 00:34
Insolite
La parentalité sans l’IA est inimaginable, selon le fondateur
d’OpenAI
Publié le 11 décembre
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