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Hacker News
HN: Fil's Unbelievable Garbage Collector
HN: What Is the Fourier Transform?
HN: Stripe Launches L1 Blockchain: Tempo
HN: SAP splashes €20B on Euro sovereign cloud push
HN: LLM Visualization
HN: Rasterizer: A GPU-accelerated 2D vector graphics engine in ~4k LOC
HN: io_uring is faster than mmap
HN: I have two Amazon Echos that I never use, but they apparently burn
GBs a day
HN: SQL Needed Structure
HN: Evolving the OCaml Programming Language (2025) [pdf]
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HN: Wikipedia survives while the rest of the internet breaks
HN: Swimming in Tech Debt
HN: IRHash: Efficient Multi-Language Compiler Caching by IR-Level
Hashing
HN: Vetinari's Clock (2011)
HN: WiFi signals can measure heart rate
HN: Forking Chrome to render in a terminal (2023)
HN: Classic 8×8-pixel B&W Mac patterns
HN: Age Simulation Suit
HN: What If OpenDocument Used SQLite?
HN: Fiber Concurrency
HN: I bought the cheapest EV, a used Nissan Leaf
HN: Building Supabase-Like OAuth Authentication for MCP Servers
HN: Type-safe and user-friendly error handling in Swift 6
HN: A PM's Guide to AI Agent Architecture
HN: A high schooler writes about AI tools in the classroom
HN: Liquid Cooling Exhibits
HN: How to Build a High-Performance UR5 Inverse Kinematics Solver with
IK-Geo
HN: Action was the best 8-bit programming language
HN: Using AI to perceive the universe in greater depth
Lobste.RS
LRS: Let's rename the "vibecoding" tag to
"llms"
LRS: NixOS is the endgame of distrohopping
LRS: SQL needed structure
LRS: You Don't Need Animations
LRS: jujutsu v0.33.0 released
LRS: Fil's Unbelievable Garbage Collector
LRS: Why ML Needs a New Programming Language
LRS: Look Out For Bugs
LRS: Type Checking is a Symptom, Not a Solution
LRS: Where's the Shovelware? Why AI Coding Claims Don't Add
Up
LRS: Dealing with cancel safety in async Rust
LRS: Classic 8×8-pixel B&W Mac patterns
LRS: Faster Rust builds on Mac
LRS: Radicle 1.4.0 – Lily
LRS: The Programming-Lang of the Future
LRS: A CA Trusted by Microsoft Mis-issued Certificates for 1.1.1.1 in
May 2025, According to Logs
LRS: Xmake v3.0.2 has been released, Improve C++ modules and new
native thread support
LRS: maak: The infinitely extensible command runner and automation
project build system à la Make
LRS: Evolving the OCaml Programming Language (2025)
LRS: Capitalization of Initialisms (2009)
LRS: Trying to Make Sense of Casing Conventions on the Web
LRS: If I hear "design pattern" one more time, I'll go
mad
LRS: Integer Programming (1977)
LRS: Glamorous Toolkit: The Moldable Development Environment
LRS: What are you doing this weekend?
LifeHacker
LH: Lenovo's Legion Go 2 Isn't the Premium Steam Deck I
Wanted
Lenovo's Legion Go 2 is an upgrade on the first Legion Go,
but arguably still trails behind the Legion Go S.
LH: These Are the Best Laptop Deals Right Now
Find the best deals right now, whether you're looking for a
high-end, mid-tier, or budget laptop.
LH: Early Access to Perplexity's AI Browser Is Expensive, but You
Can Try It for Free Right Now
Comet access doesn't seem to be active yet, however.
LH: How to Pick the Best Starting Word for Wordle
You need to think beyond the vowels.
LH: This 4K Reolink Outdoor Camera Is $47 Off at Amazon
A metal outdoor camera with HD resolution, auto-tracking, and AI-
powered detection.
LH: I Tested Three AI Essay-Writing Tools, and Here’s What I Found
These AI tools are useful, but they have serious limitations.
LH: My Favorite Amazon Deal of the Day: This 85-Inch TCL QLED TV
This massive QD-Mini LED Google TV is 40% off after a $1,000
discount.
LH: Instagram Is Finally on the iPad, and It's a Mess
The large-screen Instagram experience leaves a lot to be desired.
LH: Adobe Premiere Is Coming to the iPhone (Along With Privacy
Concerns)
An Android version is in the works.
LH: These Shokz OpenRun Pro Bone Conduction Headphones Are $55 Off
Right Now
Keep your ears open and your workouts distraction-free.
LH: Seven Android Quick Settings Controls You Should Be Using
Your Android device has a hidden control center that's
waiting to be discovered.
LH: This 98-Inch Hisense QD5 TV Is $800 Off Right Now
Upgrade your entertainment system with this powerhouse.
LH: The Best Cordless Power Tools of 2025 for Your Next Project
These tools can help you improve your DIY game and level up your
projects.
LH: This Android Malware Is Spreading Through Facebook Ads
Brokewell can spy on and take over your device.
LH: The All-in-One Ecovacs Deebot X5 Pro Omni Is $350 Off Right Now
The X5 Pro Omni is an all-in-one machine.
LH: What I've Learned After Nearly a Year of Wearing Ray-Ban Meta
Smart Glasses
How do Meta's flagship smart glasses stack up after 10
months?
LH: All the New Devices Samsung Announced at Its Latest Galaxy Event
The latest "Fan Edition" Galaxy smartphone is here.
LH: The Best Macbook Air Deals You Can Get in 2025
MacBook Airs have become more affordable and offer much better
value, especially with these deals.
LH: The Polar Loop Is a New Subscription-Free Whoop Competitor (With a
Disappointing Price)
The long-awaited minimalist device appears to deliver just the
basics.
LH: This Budget Outdoor Speaker Is Surprisingly Good, and It's
Only $48 Right Now
The Tribit StormBox Flow is packed with features for its price.
LH: Google Is Making It Easier to Share Audio Across Multiple
Headphones
Google is expanding "Auracast" support on Android.
LH: Google's Latest Pixel Drop Adds Three Important New Features
Your Pixel is about to look different.
LH: My Favorite Amazon Deal of the Day: Shokz OpenRun Headphones
The Shokz OpenRun bone conduction headphones are under $90.
LH: Google's Latest Android Update Fixes 84 Vulnerabilities
The September patch includes two active exploits.
LH: These Labor Day Sales on Smartwatches Are Still Live
You can still snag a great deal on a smartwatch.
LH: Garmin’s Next Watch Is the First MicroLED Wearable
Two new versions of the Fenix 8 Pro launch next week.
LH: These Three Apps Help Me Earn More Money As a Reseller
I don't rely solely on my fashion sense and luck to sell my
old clothes.
LH: This Eufy Solar-Powered Four-Camera Security Kit Is at Its Lowest
Price Right Now
This is a flexible, budget-friendly choice for whole-home
security.
LH: That Docusign Email From Apple Pay Is a Scam
Apple Pay receipts don't come via Docusign.
LH: What People Are Getting Wrong This Week: Gas Station ‘Male
Enhancement’ Pills
Spoiler: They often do, but not for the reasons you might think.
LH: Four Ways These Houseplants Can Improve Your Quality of Life
Some houseplants have practical uses beyond the aesthetic.
LH: reMarkable's Next Digital Notebook Fits in Your Pocket
The Paper Pro Move is a smaller clone of the company's
flagship device.
LH: This Budget ASUS Chromebook Is on Sale for Just $190 Right Now
At under $200, this is an affordable pick for students or anyone
who just needs a reliable secondary laptop.
LH: iOS 26's Photos App Will Label Concerts and Sporting Events
You Attended
Never forget the set list from that Death Cab show.
LH: Amazon Prime Members Can Get Two Free E-Books in September
Choose from a list of titles hand-picked by Amazon editors.
LH: This Ember Mug 2 Is on Sale for Just $70 and Comes With Free
Shipping and a Full One-Year Warranty
The Ember Mug 2 is a smart mug that keeps your drink at your
preferred temperature, between 120 and 145 degrees.
LH: Six Ways to Hide All the Ugly Stuff in Your Yard
Propane tanks, trash bins, HVAC compressors—here are the easiest
ways to hide or beautify them.
LH: The 'All Fours' Fitness Trend Is Legit (But That
Doesn't Make It Better)
Walking, running, and jumping on all fours will give you a
workout, but not necessarily a superior one.
LH: These Labor Day Deals on Phones, Laptops, TVs, and More Are Still
Live
Don't worry if you missed the Labor Day sales—these tech
products are still the same price.
LH: YouTube Is Cracking Down on Sharing Premium Family Accounts
Outside Your ‘Household’
YouTube is pulling a Netflix.
LH: My Favorite Amazon Deal of the Day: The 2024 Kindle
The most affordable Kindle is just $90 right now, and it's
bright, slim, and compact.
LH: If You've Ever Shared a Spotify Link Publicly, You Need to
Disable Spotify DMs
Spotify DMs might be unintentionally sharing your account with
strangers.
LH: 25 of the Best Hulu Original Series You Should Be Watching
Netflix and Max might enjoy the loudest buzz, but Hulu has some
truly great shows.
LH: Say Goodbye to Sharing Amazon Prime Free Shipping Benefits
If someone has invited you to share their Prime benefits, your
free shipping days are numbered.
LH: The GoPro 13 With Lens Collection Is Nearly 30% Off Right Now
This deal gets you both the latest generation camera and an
expanded kit at the same time.
LH: This Onn. Tablet Pro Is on Sale for Just $70 Right Now
This refurbished tablet has modest specs, a clean OS, and enough
power for casual use.
LH: How (and Why) to Connect Your Apple Watch to Your Peloton
You have to manually connect these two devices, but it's
worth it.
LH: How to Set Up Android 'Calling Cards' for Your Friends
and Family
iPhone-style contact cards are now available for anyone on
Android.
LH: Five Ways to Type Faster on Your Phone
Save some serious typing time.
LH: The Out-of-Touch Adults' Guide to Kid Culture: Why Is
'KPop Demon Hunters' So Popular?
Even critics are into it.
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If you've splashed out on color, here's how to make the
most of it.
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If you’re not fussy about buying refurbished, this is a high-
performance phone that still feels top-tier in 2025.
LH: This App Can Actually Keep You From Using Your iPhone
This app blocks social apps and more until you scan a chip or
code.
LH: The M4 MacBook Pro Is $300 Off for Labor Day
It's a record-low price for the powerful MacBook.
LH: The Best Labor Day Tool Deals Under $25
Build out your kit on a budget.
LH: This Soda Can-Sized Smart Projector Is 35% Off for Labor Day
A tiny projector for big outdoor (or indoor) fun.
LH: This Waterproof Sonos Roam 2 Portable Speaker Is $40 Off for Labor
Day
It's a great price for a Sonos speaker.
LH: Some Great Starter Ryobi Cordless Tools Are on Sale at Home Depot
for Labor Day
Tackle your weekend DIY projects without blowing your budget.
LH: You Can Get $150 Off an 11-inch iPad Air for Labor Day
The best iPad for people who love iPads.
LH: Every Samsung Galaxy S25 Is on Sale for Labor Day
The Samsung Galaxy S25, S25+, S25 Ultra, and S25 Edge are all on
sale for Labor Day.
LH: My Favorite Portable Projector Bundle Is $220 Off for Labor Day
It comes with a carrying case, a stand to prop it up, and an
optical filter.
LH: How to Transfer Songs From Spotify to Apple Music
Apple Music now lets you import music from multiple other
streaming services.
LH: These Are the Best Deals on Video Games and Gaming Accessories
This Labor Day
Get ready for winter with these Labor Day sales on games and gear.
LH: 11 Ways to Make Your Hulu Experience Better
Watch the Hulu app while you still can.
LH: These Are the Best Labor Day Tech and Appliance Deals at Best Buy
Best Buy has a massive Labor Day sale on appliances, TVs, iPads,
laptops, headphones, and more, with up to 50% off.
LH: How to Block Apple’s Own Ads on Your iPhone, iPad, and Mac
Ad blockers won't block Apple's own ads, especially in
the App Store.
LH: The Pixel Watch 3 Is $100 Off for Labor Day
The Pixel Watch 4 might be coming in October, but that means you
can save on last year's model.
LH: Strava's New Route-Building Features Are Great
Now you can literally trace a path with your finger.
LH: Samsung's Ultrawide Odyssey G9 Monitors Are Down to Their
Lowest Prices Ever for Labor Day
Samsung's ultrawide monitors are perfect for work and
immersive gaming
LH: These Are the Best Deals From Home Depot's Labor Day Sale
Get up to 50% off on major appliances and up to 25% on tools and
other supplies.
LH: The Latest M4 MacBook Air Is Down to Its Lowest Price Ever for
Labor Day
The best MacBook for most people is now at its lowest price ever.
LH: The AirPods 4 (Without ANC) Are $90 for Labor Day
These AirPods are affordable and still deliver clean sound.
LH: Six Ways a Home Renovation Can Cause Mold
Here are the ways that common home renos can lead to mold—and how
to avoid it.
LH: You Should Be 'Stacking' Your Peloton Classes
Creating a "stack" of classes in Peloton is an easy way
to get a full, customized workout.
LH: If Your Pixel 10 Seems Slow, Change This Setting
If you prefer a high refresh rate display, here's what to do.
LH: 25 of the Best Shows You Can Watch for Free on Tubi
Experience the joy of discovery.
LH: How to Get the Most Out of a Peloton Class When You Don’t Own a
Peloton
With the Peloton app, you can take an instructor-led class on any
bike you have access to.
LH: Home Depot's Best Labor Day Sales on Landscaping Power Tools
Whip your yard into shape without blowing your budget.
LH: How to Use Windows' New 'Quick Machine Recovery'
Tool
It's designed to tackle that most frustrating of problems: a
PC that won't boot.
LH: This TransUnion Data Breach Affected 4.4 Million Consumers
Take these steps to protect yourself now.
LH: That Phone Call From Google Is Probably a Scam
With caller ID, seeing isn't always believing.
LH: This Eight-Piece Ring Home Security Bundle Is $275 for Labor Day
It’s a decent entry point if you’ve been circling the idea of a
DIY home security system.
LH: Six Things You Need to Clean Yourself Before the Professional
House Cleaners Arrive
If you want to get the most out of a professional cleaning
service, you’ll have to do a little cleaning on your own, too.
LH: Google Is Now Rolling Out an AI-Powered Duolingo Competitor
Watch out, Duo.
LH: Samsung's TV That Looks Like a Painting Is on Sale for Labor
Day
Make your living room look just a little more cozy and a little
less TV-centric.
LH: How to Stop Anthropic From Training Its AI Models on Your
Conversations
Anthropic didn't used to train its AI on user conversations,
but that's changing.
LH: You Can Now Read Instapaper Articles on Your Kobo
An update replaces the now-dead Pocket integration.
LH: These Are the Best Labor Day Tech Deals on Amazon
Amazon's Labor Day sale is in full swing, with sales on TVs,
headphones, tablets, speakers, and more.
LH: Peloton's Nutrition Offerings Are Surprisingly Robust (and
Free)
Recipes and guidance await on Peloton's YouTube channel.
LH: Google’s First Foldable Phone Is Down to $580 for Labor Day
Google’s first foldable smartphone is still a standout budget-
friendly option.
LH: My Favorite Amazon Deal of the Day: The Hisense 100" Class U8
TV
This 100-inch QLED TV is 50% off for Labor Day, reaching its
lowest price ever.
LH: How to Watch Samsung's Latest Galaxy Event
Samsung is about to announce new Galaxy devices.
LH: Insta360's 4K Gimbal Webcam Is $50 Off for Labor Day
Get an auto-tracking webcam for $150.
LH: You Can Control Your Google Home Devices From Your Google TV
Get to your lights and cameras from your biggest screen.
LH: The 30 Best Original Shows Streaming on HBO Max Right Now
There are tons of shows beyond "The White Lotus."
LH: Samsung's Portable T7 SSD Is on Sale for $80 During Labor Day
The T7 is a pocket-friendly portable SSD.
LH: Roku's Streaming Stick Plus Is at Its Lowest Price Ever for
Labor Day
It plugs directly into your TV and runs off the USB slot, so
there’s no need for a wall outlet or extra cords.
LH: How to Revert Word's New Automatic Cloud Save Settings
Microsoft will start saving new Word documents to the cloud before
you hit save. Here's how to turn that off.
LH: 10 of the Most Common Beginner DIY Mistakes to Avoid
Enthusiasm and overconfidence can lead to some costly mistakes.
LH: The 50 Best 2000s Movies You Can Stream Right Now
The aughts were longer ago than you think—but oh, so fetch.
Gizmodo
GZ: People Are Back-Flipping Off of Waymo’s Robotaxis
San Francisco was an early adopter of robotaxis, but increasingly
the city has become a stage for real-world tests confronting
social acceptance.
GZ: Waymo Says You’re Not Getting Its Footage Without a Warrant
The move is one of several signaling a growing tension between
innovation, privacy, and law enforcement power.
GZ: These 1080p Smart Glasses Can Be Controlled With a Touch-Sensitive
Ring
Inmo's Air 3 glasses are unlike anything I've seen
before.
GZ: Live Updates From IFA 2025 in Berlin 🔴
Follow along with the Gizmodo crew as we cover all the consumer
electronics news announcements coming out of IFA 2025 in Berlin.
GZ: The Pretty Screen on Lenovo’s Legion Go 2 Will Almost Make You
Forget About Its Price
The successor to the Legion Go gaming handheld feels better in
hand, but your wallet will be in terrible pain.
GZ: Yes, the Screen on This Lenovo Laptop Really Flips From Horizontal
to Vertical
Also announcd at IFA 2025, Lenovo's got a head-tracking stand
that will make sure you'll never escape your Zoom call.
GZ: Elon Musk, AI Startups, and The Case of The Allegedly Missing
Trade Secrets
The startup sued competitor Mercor Inc. in federal court
Wednesday, accusing the company and a former employee of
misappropriating trade secrets to win new business.
GZ: A Spaceship Crew Faces Doom in This Surprisingly Tender Sci-Fi
Story
'Last Meal Aboard the Awassa' by Kel Coleman also
features some wonderfully vivid descriptions for any alien foodies
out there.
GZ: ‘007 First Light’ Exists Thanks to Daniel Craig and ‘Hitman’
Thank a fan favorite 'Hitman' level and the most recent
live-action Bond for IO getting to make '007 First
Light.'
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Falling Behind
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costumes and fashion so far.
GZ: Get Ready to Marathon ‘The Twilight Saga’ on YouTube, Loca
Before the sparkly vampire franchise returns to theaters for its
15th anniversary, watch it online.
GZ: Finally, You Can Cuddle With a Cute Camera-Clad AI Robot That
Feels Jealousy
Nothing makes me feel warmer and fuzzier inside than a furry AI
companion with an LLM running on-device.
GZ: Who Owns ‘Telepathy’?
Elon Musk's Neuralink has suffered a setback.
GZ: Who Have Marvel’s Avengers Become?
From 'Earth's Mightiest Heroes' to their 2020 video
game, the Avengers have changed in ways that've shaped the
Marvel universe.
GZ: RIP to Horror Icon Scott Spiegel, Co-Writer of ‘Evil Dead II’
A longtime associate of Sam Raimi, Eli Roth, and Quentin
Tarantino, Spiegel also directed 'From Dusk Till Dawn 2'
and 'Hostel: Part III.'
GZ: Oscar Isaac Will Bring a ‘Rock Star’ Energy to His Victor
Frankenstein
The star talks about how Guillermo del Toro's new
'Frankenstein' will bring a uniquely stylish flair to
its mad-scientist character.
GZ: Going to Space Could Make Your Cells Age Faster
After just 32 days of spaceflight, stem cells that play a vital
role in blood and immune system health showed signs of accelerated
aging.
GZ: The New ‘Street Fighter’ Movie Has a Release Date and Perfect
Casting Announcment
Noah Centineo, Jason Momoa, Roman Reigns, and Cody Rhodes lead the
cast of the 2026 film.
GZ: Your Butthole Is Begging You to Stop Scrolling on the Toilet
New research shows phone-scrolling while using the toilet is
riskier than you might think.
GZ: Southwest Airlines Announces Free Wi-Fi for Everyone, Months After
Taking Away Free Checked Bags
It will be the largest U.S. airline offering free wifi on all
flights. At least for now.
io9
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Story
'Last Meal Aboard the Awassa' by Kel Coleman also
features some wonderfully vivid descriptions for any alien
foodies out there.
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Thank a fan favorite 'Hitman' level and the most recent
live-action Bond for IO getting to make '007 First
Light.'
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Falling Behind
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costumes and fashion so far.
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Before the sparkly vampire franchise returns to theaters for its
15th anniversary, watch it online.
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From 'Earth's Mightiest Heroes' to their 2020
video game, the Avengers have changed in ways that've shaped
the Marvel universe.
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A longtime associate of Sam Raimi, Eli Roth, and Quentin
Tarantino, Spiegel also directed 'From Dusk Till Dawn
2' and 'Hostel: Part III.'
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Frankenstein
The star talks about how Guillermo del Toro's new
'Frankenstein' will bring a uniquely stylish flair to
its mad-scientist character.
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Casting Announcment
Noah Centineo, Jason Momoa, Roman Reigns, and Cody Rhodes lead
the cast of the 2026 film.
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'an excellent fit' for 'Guilty Gear Strive'
season four.
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Netflix
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Hunters' was a Sony movie first. Awkward.
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AMC's latest Anne Rice series.
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Greta Lee-starring 'Tron' sequel, out October 10.
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suit.
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The latest UCS Death Star trades a spherical diorama for a lot
more pieces—and a much more controversial format to go with the
$1,000 price tag.
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‘Alien’ Movie, Plus That Huge Twist
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UK Government Trial of M365 Copilot Finds No Clear Productivity Boost
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Posted by BeauHD on Friday September 05, 2025 @06:00AM from the
would-you-look-at-that dept.
A UK government trial of Microsoft's M365 Copilot found no clear
productivity gains despite user satisfaction with tasks like
summarizing meetings and writing emails. While the tool sped up some
routine work, it actually slowed down more complex tasks like Excel
analysis and PowerPoint creation, often producing lower-quality
results. The Register reports: The Department for Business and Trade
received 1,000 licenses for use between October and December 2024,
with the majority of these allocated to volunteers and 30 percent to
randomly selected participants. Some 300 of these people consented to
their data being analyzed. An evaluation of time savings, quality
assurance, and productivity was then calculated in the assessment
(PDF). Overall, 72 percent of users were satisfied or very satisfied
with their digital assistant and voiced disappointment when the test
ended. However, the reality of productivity gains was more nuanced
than Microsoft's marketing materials might suggest. Around two-thirds
of the employees in the trial used M365 at least once a week, and 30
percent used it at least once a day -- which doesn't sound like great
value for money. [...]
According to the M365 Copilot monitoring dashboard made available in
the trial, an average of 72 M365 Copilot actions were taken per user.
"Based on there being 63 working days during the pilot, this is an
average of 1.14 M365 Copilot actions taken per user per day," the
study says. Word, Teams, and Outlook were the most used, and Loop and
OneNote usage rates were described as "very low," less than 1 percent
and 3 percent per day, respectively. "PowerPoint and Excel were
slightly more popular; both experienced peak activity of 7 percent of
license holders using M365 Copilot in a single day within those
applications," the study states. The three most popular tasks
involved transcribing or summarizing a meeting, writing an email, and
summarizing written comms. These also had the highest satisfaction
levels, we're told.
Participants were asked to record the time taken for each task with
M365 Copilot compared to colleagues not involved in the trial. The
assessment report adds: "Observed task sessions showed that M365
Copilot users produced summaries of reports and wrote emails faster
and to a higher quality and accuracy than non-users. Time savings
observed for writing emails were extremely small. "However, M365
Copilot users completed Excel data analysis more slowly and to a
worse quality and accuracy than non-users, conflicting time savings
reported in the diary study for data analysis. PowerPoint slides
[were] over 7 minutes faster on average, but to a worse quality and
accuracy than non-users." This means corrective action was required.
A cross-section of participants was asked questions in an interview
-- qualitative findings -- and they claimed routine admin tasks could
be carried out with greater efficiency with M365 Copilot, letting
them "redirect time towards tasks seen as more strategic or of higher
value, while others reported using these time savings to attend
training sessions or take a lunchtime walk." Nevertheless, M365
Copilot did not necessarily make them more productive, the assessment
found. This is something Microsoft has worked on with customers to
quantify the benefits and justify the greater expense of a license
for M365 Copilot.
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179011098 story Wireless Networking
Amazon's Project Kuiper Strikes Its First Satellite Internet Deal
With an Airline (theverge.com) 8
Posted by BeauHD on Friday September 05, 2025 @03:00AM from the
first-of-many dept.
Amazon's Project Kuiper has landed its first airline deal with
JetBlue and plans to offer satellite-powered in-flight Wi-Fi starting
in 2027. The Verge reports: Yesterday, Amazon's Panos Panay showed
off a speed test using an "enterprise-grade customer terminal" (aka,
dish) to achieve a download speed of just over a gigabit. Fine, but
we'll have to wait to see how it performs once individuals using
consumer dishes at scale. Amazon says the first customers will start
using the service this year, ahead of a broader rollout in 2026.
Project Kuiper-powered Wi-Fi will be available on "select" aircraft
initially. Amazon says its satellites will provide lower latency and
"more reliable service" for passengers, as they orbit between 367 and
391 miles above Earth -- far closer than the geostationary satellites
that orbit around 22,369 miles above the planet. Amazon has also
struck a deal with Airbus to build Project Kuiper's satellite
internet service into its aircraft.
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179010932 story Earth
Air Pollution Can Drive Devastating Forms of Dementia, Research
Suggests (theguardian.com) 17
Posted by BeauHD on Thursday September 04, 2025 @11:30PM from the
brain-smog dept.
An anonymous reader quotes a report from The Guardian:
Fine-particulate air pollution can drive devastating forms of
dementia by triggering the formation of toxic clumps of protein that
destroy nerve cells as they spread through the brain, research
suggests. Exposure to the airborne particles causes proteins in the
brain to misfold into the clumps, which are hallmarks of Lewy body
dementia, the second most common form of dementia after Alzheimer's
disease. The finding has "profound implications" for preventing the
neurodegenerative disorder, which affects millions worldwide, with
scientists calling for a concerted effort to improve air quality by
cutting emissions from industrial activity and vehicle exhausts,
improving wildfire management and reducing wood burning in homes.
The researchers began by analyzing hospital records of the 56.5
million US Medicare patients. They looked at those who were admitted
for the first time between 2000 and 2014 with the protein damage.
Armed with the patients' zip codes, the scientists estimated their
long-term exposure to PM2.5 pollution, airborne particles that are
smaller than 2.5 thousandths of a millimeter. These can be inhaled
deep into the lungs and are found in the bloodstream, brain and other
organs. They found that long-term exposure to PM2.5 raised the risk
of Lewy body dementia, but had less of an impact on rates of another
neurodegenerative brain disease that is not driven by the toxic
proteins. Lewy bodies are made from a protein called alpha-synuclein.
The protein is crucial for healthy brain functioning, but can misfold
in various ways to produce different kinds of harmful Lewy bodies.
These can kill nerve cells and cause devastating disease by spreading
through the brain.
To see if air pollution could trigger Lewy bodies, the team exposed
mice to PM2.5 pollution every other day for 10 months. Some were
normal mice, but others were genetically modified to prevent them
making alpha-synuclein. The results were striking: in normal mice,
nerve cells died off, leading to brain shrinkage and cognitive
decline. The genetically modified mice were largely unaffected.
Further work in mice showed that PM2.5 pollution drove the formation
of aggressive, resilient and toxic clumps of alpha-synuclein clumps
that looked very similar to Lewy bodies in humans. Although the work
is in mice, the findings are considered compelling evidence. The work
has been published in the journal Science.
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179011040 story Science
First Brain-Wide Map of Decision-Making Charted In Mice
(eurekalert.org) 6
Posted by BeauHD on Thursday September 04, 2025 @10:02PM from the
of-mice-and-neurons dept.
In a landmark collaboration across 22 labs, neuroscientists have
created the first brain-wide map of decision-making in mice, tracking
over 620,000 neurons across nearly 280 brain regions. They found that
decision-making is distributed much more broadly than previously
thought, involving not just "cognitive" centers but also regions
linked to movement. From a report: The task was deceptively simple
task. Mice sat in front of a screen that intermittently displayed a
black-and-white striped circle for a brief amount of time on either
the left or right side. A mouse could earn a sip of sugar water if
they quickly moved the circle toward the center of the screen by
operating a tiny steering wheel in the same direction, often doing so
within one second. On some trials, the circle was faint, requiring
the animal to rely on past experience to make a guess, which allowed
researchers to study how expectations influence future decisions.
While the mice performed the task, researchers recorded brain
activity using high-density electrodes that allowed them to monitor
hundreds of neurons across many regions simultaneously. The work was
divided across the participating labs, so that each lab mapped a
particular region of the mouse brain. The pooled dataset covers
620,000 neurons recorded from 139 mice in 12 labs, encompassing
nearly the entire brain. The resulting map revealed that
decision-making activity is distributed across the brain, including
in areas traditionally associated with movement rather than
cognition. The findings have been published in two papers in the
journal Nature.
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179010850 story The Courts
Mark Zuckerberg Sues Mark Zuckerberg (techcrunch.com) 38
Posted by BeauHD on Thursday September 04, 2025 @09:25PM from the
identity-theft dept.
An Indiana bankruptcy lawyer named Mark Zuckerberg is suing Meta
after his Facebook page was repeatedly shut down for "impersonating"
CEO Mark Zuckerberg, despite being his real legal name. TechCrunch
reports: Mark Zuckerberg the lawyer uses a commercial Facebook page
to advertise his legal practice and communicate with potential
clients. But his page has been disabled five times in the last eight
years, since Meta's moderation systems flag his account as falsely
impersonating Mark Zuckerberg, the founder of the platform. Mark
Zuckerberg is not impersonating Mark Zuckerberg, because he, too, is
Mark Zuckerberg. In his legal complaint, Mark Zuckerberg points out
that he has been practicing law since Mark Zuckerberg was just three
years old.
"It's not funny," Mark Zuckerberg, the lawyer, said to Indianapolis'
13WTHR. "Not when they take my money. This really pissed me off."
Mark Zuckerberg has spent over $11,000 to advertise his page on Mark
Zuckerberg's Meta platforms, but when Mark Zuckerberg's account is
disabled for allegedly impersonating Mark Zuckerberg, Mark Zuckerberg
still has to pay for these advertisements. Zuckerberg created a
website, iammarkzuckerberg.com, chronicling how his life has been
shaped by being named Mark Zuckerberg.
The lawsuit can be found here.
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179010716 story The Courts
Warner Bros. Discovery Sues Midjourney For Copyright Infringement 42
Posted by BeauHD on Thursday September 04, 2025 @08:45PM from the
cease-and-desist dept.
Warner Bros. Discovery has filed a major copyright lawsuit against
Midjourney, accusing the AI image generator of exploiting its movies
and TV shows to train models and generate near-identical
reproductions of iconic characters like Batman, Bugs Bunny, and Rick
and Morty. From The Hollywood Reporter: The company "brazenly
dispenses Warner Bros. Discovery's intellectual property" by letting
subscribers produce images and videos of iconic copyrighted
characters, alleges the complaint, filed on Thursday in California
federal court. "The heart of what we do is develop stories and
characters to entertain our audiences, bringing to life the vision
and passion of our creative partners," said a Warner Bros. Discovery
spokesperson in a statement. "Midjourney is blatantly and
purposefully infringing copyrighted works, and we filed this suit to
protect our content, our partners, and our investments."
For years, AI companies have been training their technology on data
scraped across the internet without compensating creators. It's led
to lawsuits from authors, record labels, news organizations, artists
and studios, which contend that some AI tools erode demand for their
content. Warner Bros. Discovery joins Disney and Universal, which
earlier this year teamed up to sue Midjourney. By their thinking, the
AI company is a free-rider plagiarizing their movies and TV shows. In
the lawsuit, Warner Bros. Discovery points to Midjourney generating
images of iconic copyrighted characters. At the forefront are heroes
who're at the center of DC Studios' movies and TV shows, like
Superman, Wonder Woman and The Joker; others are Looney Tunes, Tom
and Jerry and Scooby-Doo characters who've become ubiquitous
household names; more are Cartoon Network characters, including those
from Rick and Morty, who've emerged as something of cultural
touchstones in recent years. [...]
The lawsuit argues Midjourney's ability to return copyrighted
characters is a "clear draw for subscribers," diverting consumers
away from purchasing Warner Bros. Discovery-approved posters, wall
art and prints, among other products that must now compete against
the service. [...] Warner Bros. Discovery seeks Midjourney's profits
attributable to the alleged infringement or, alternatively, $150,000
per infringed work, which could leave the AI company on the hook for
massive damages. The thrust of the studios' lawsuits will likely be
decided by one question: Are AI companies covered by fair use, the
legal doctrine in intellectual property law that allows creators to
build upon copyrighted works without a license? The lawsuit can be
found here.
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179010368 story Medicine
Bathroom Doomscrolling May Increase Your Risk of Hemorrhoids
(popsci.com) 29
Posted by BeauHD on Thursday September 04, 2025 @08:02PM from the
pain-in-the-butt dept.
An anonymous reader quotes a report from Popular Science: According
to a new medical survey, scrolling on your smartphone while using the
toilet may dramatically increase your risk of hemorrhoids. The
evidence is laid out in a study published on September 3 in the
journal PLOS One. [...] Over the past 20 years, one single device has
unequivocally lengthened the amount of time most people spend
sitting. "We're still uncovering the many ways smartphones and our
modern way of life impact our health," Harvard Medical School
gastroenterologist and study co-author Trisha Pasricha said in a
statement. "It's possible that how and where we use them -- such as
while in the bathroom -- can have unintended consequences."
To test this theory, Pasricha and colleagues oversaw a study of 125
adults who recently received a colonoscopy screening. The patients
were surveyed on both their daily lifestyles and toilet traditions,
while endoscopists subsequently evaluated them for hemorrhoids. Of
those volunteers, 66 percent reported passing time in the bathroom
while smartphone scrolling. After factoring in potential hemorrhoid
influences like age, exercise habits, and fiber intake, the
researchers determined that those who relied on this screentime had a
46 percent higher risk of hemorrhoid problems than non-users. "It's
incredibly easy to lose track of time when we're scrolling on our
smartphones -- popular apps are designed entirely for that purpose,"
added Pasricha.
The survey's results made this abundantly clear: 37 percent of
smartphone users spent over five minutes at a time on the toilet,
while barely seven percent of non-users reported the same. In
general, people opted for reading the news and checking their social
media while in the bathroom. [...] Pasricha cautioned against drawing
any definitive conclusions just yet, noting the preliminary study's
comparatively small sample size. The team intends to investigate the
issue further, possibly by tracking patients over longer periods of
time, while also experimenting with ways to limit smartphone use. "We
need to study this further, but it's a safe suggestion to leave the
smartphone outside the bathroom when you need to have a bowel
movement," said Pasricha. "If it's taking longer, ask yourself why.
Was it because having a bowel movement was really so difficult, or
was it because my focus was elsewhere?"
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179010294 story Intel
Intel Outspends Rivals In R&D: 28% More Than Nvidia, 156% More Than
AMD 31
Posted by BeauHD on Thursday September 04, 2025 @07:20PM from the
eyebrow-raising dept.
Intel shelled out $16.5 billion on R&D in 2024, outspending Nvidia by
28% and AMD by 156%, with much of the cash going into chip design,
fabrication tech, and the upcoming Nova Lake architecture. "When you
compare the R&D expenditures to the amount of revenue, though, the
story takes on a very different look," notes PC Gamer. "Intel spent
31% of its net revenue, and 26% for AMD, but Nvidia and Samsung got
by on just 10% and 4%, respectively." From the report: An analysis of
research and development expenditure by TechInsights was reported by
Korea JoongAng Daily, but you can get the numbers yourself by pulling
up each company's 2024 financial results. For example, AMD declared
that it spent $6.456 billion last year (pdf, page 1) on R&D, whereas
Nvidia forked out $12.914 billion. It's worth noting that Nvidia's
financial statements are numbered one year ahead of the actual period
(FY 2026 is 2025 and so on).
Anyway, those figures pale in comparison to how much cash Intel
burned through in 2024 to research and develop chip, fabrication
technologies, software, and all kinds of tech stuffâ"a staggering
$16.546 billion (pdf, page 25). That's 28% more than Nvidia and a
frankly unbelievable 156% more than AMD. The nearest non-US
semiconductor firm is Samsung Electronics, which spent a reported
$9.5 billion on R&D. That would place third, comfortably ahead of
AMD, and it strongly suggests that if you have your own foundries for
making chips, you need to spend a lot of cash on finding ways to make
better processors.
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179010140 story Security
Philips Hue Plans To Make All Your Lights Motion Sensors
(theverge.com) 13
Posted by BeauHD on Thursday September 04, 2025 @06:40PM from the
light-bulb-moment dept.
Philips Hue is rolling out MotionAware, a new feature that turns its
smart bulbs into motion sensors using radio-frequency (RF) Zigbee
signals. The upgrade works with most Hue bulbs made since 2014, but
requires the new $99 Bridge Pro hub to enable. The Verge reports: To
create a MotionAware motion-sensing zone, you need Hue's new Bridge
Pro and at least three Hue devices in a room. It works with all new
and most existing mains-powered Hue products via a firmware update.
That includes smart bulbs, light strips, and fixtures. Portable
devices, such as the Hue Go or Table Lamp, and battery-powered
accessories, such as Hue switches, aren't compatible. Neither is
Hue's current smart plug. [...] "All of the functionality you get
with our physical motion sensors -- including turning on when motion
is detected or off when there's been no movement for a certain amount
of time -- can be configured on motion-aware motion events," says
George Yianni, Hue CTO and founder, in an interview with The Verge.
"We've done something that's quite a lot better than what else is out
there."
MotionAware is occupancy sensing, not presence sensing; it requires
movement. Yianni says it's comparable to the passive infrared sensing
(PIR) Hue's physical sensors use. This means it can be triggered by
pets or other motion. A sensitivity slider in the app helps fine-tune
detection. According to Yianni, a key benefit over PIR is that a
MotionAware zone can cover a larger area than a single PIR sensor,
and it's also not limited to line of sight. MotionAware can't sense
light levels, which Hue Motion Sensors can, but you can pair a light
sensor to a motion zone to feed it that data. The positioning of the
lights will also play a role in determining the effectiveness of the
motion sensing. "We recommend that the lights surround an area which
will roughly define the detection area in which motion will be
detected," says Yianni. "It will sense around the lights and in the
broader room thanks to reflections, but detection reliability will
depend on lots of factors."
Beyond lighting automation, MotionAware can also integrate with Hue
Secure, Hue's DIY security platform that includes cameras, contact
sensors, and a new video doorbell. Motion detection can trigger
lights to flash red, activate Hue's new plug-in chime/siren, and send
an alert to your phone with a button to call emergency services.
[...] MotionAware is built on RF sensing -- a technology that uses
wireless signals to "see" a space and detect disruptions within it.
The data is then sent to the Bridge Pro, where AI algorithms are
applied to figure out what is causing those disruptions, so the
system can act accordingly. This is why it's limited to the Bridge
Pro, the V2 bridge isn't powerful enough to run those algorithms,
says Yianni.
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179010060 story The Courts
Calling Boss a Dickhead Was Not a Sackable Offense, Tribunal Rules
(theguardian.com) 65
Posted by BeauHD on Thursday September 04, 2025 @06:00PM from the
unfair-dismissal dept.
An anonymous reader quotes a report from The Guardian: Managers and
supervisors brace yourselves: calling the boss a dickhead is not
necessarily a sackable offense, a tribunal has ruled. The ruling came
in the case of an office manager who was sacked on the spot when --
during a row -- she called her manager and another director
dickheads. Kerrie Herbert has been awarded almost 30,000 pounds in
compensation and legal costs after an employment tribunal found she
had been unfairly dismissed.
The employment judge Sonia Boyes ruled that the scaffolding and
brickwork company she worked for had not "acted reasonably in all the
circumstances in treating [her] conduct as a sufficient reason to
dismiss her." "She made a one-off comment to her line manager about
him and a director of the business," Boyes said. "The comment was
made during a heated meeting. "Whilst her comment was not acceptable,
there is no suggestion that she had made such comments previously.
Further ... this one-off comment did not amount to gross misconduct
or misconduct so serious to justify summary dismissal." [...]
Boyes found that Herbert was summarily fired because of her use of
the word "dickheads" and ruled that the company had failed to follow
proper disciplinary procedures. She concluded that calling her bosses
dickheads was not sufficient to fire Herbert and ordered the firm to
pay 15,042.81 pounds in compensation. In her latest judgment she also
ruled it had to pay 14,087 pounds towards her legal fees. "If it was
anyone else in this position they would have walked years ago due to
the goings-on in the office, but it is only because of you two
dickheads that I stayed," said Herbert.
Swannell retorted: "Don't call me a fucking dickhead or my wife.
That's it, you're sacked. Pack your kit and fuck off."
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179009356 story Social Networks
Nepal Blocks Most Social Media Platforms (apnews.com) 9
Posted by msmash on Thursday September 04, 2025 @05:22PM from the
escalating-matters dept.
Nepal's government said Thursday it is blocking most social media
platforms including Facebook, X and YouTube because the companies
failed to comply with regulations that required them to register with
the government. From a report: Nepal's Minister for Communication and
Information Prithvi Subba Gurung said about two dozen social network
platforms that are widely used in Nepal were repeatedly given notices
to come forward and register their companies officially in the
country. The platforms would be blocked immediately, he said.
TikTok, Viber and three other social media platforms would be allowed
to operate in Nepal because they have registered with the government.
Nepal government have been asking the companies to appoint a liaison
office or point in the country. It has brought a bill in parliament
that aims to ensure that social platforms are properly managed,
responsible and accountable.
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179008990 story Earth
Germany Already Met Its 2028 Goal for Reducing Coal-Fired Power
(bloomberg.com) 67
Posted by msmash on Thursday September 04, 2025 @04:42PM from the
moving-forward dept.
Germany has already met its 2028 goal for reducing coal-fired power
generation, so won't need to order the shutdown of any plants for a
second year running, the country's regulator said. From a report:
Germany has an interim 2028 target of reducing coal-fired power by
8.7 gigawatts, and as of Sept. 1 it had exceeded this level by about
10%, the Federal Network Agency said on its website on Monday.
Almost two thirds of Germany's electricity comes from renewables and
excess solar power production has frequently pushed prices below
zero, making burning coal less profitable. Yet Europe's largest
economy remains heavily dependent on the fossil fuel and is still the
European Union's biggest polluter.
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179008762 story Businesses
OpenAI Plans Jobs Platform, Certification Program for AI Roles
(bloomberg.com) 7
Posted by msmash on Thursday September 04, 2025 @04:01PM from the
shape-of-things-to-come dept.
OpenAI plans to launch a new AI-powered jobs platform next year to
help match employers with candidates who have AI skills in a bid to
accelerate the technology's deployment across businesses and
government agencies. From a report: The ChatGPT maker will also
introduce a new certification program in the coming months that will
teach workers how to better use AI on the job. OpenAI is working with
multiple organizations on the program, including Walmart, the largest
private employer in the US. OpenAI said it plans to certify 10
million Americans by 2030. [...] For the jobs platform, OpenAI plans
to use AI to help match local governments and companies of all sizes
with potential candidates.
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179008602 story Media
Adobe's Premiere Video Editor is Coming To iPhone For Free
(theverge.com) 19
Posted by msmash on Thursday September 04, 2025 @03:24PM from the
random-act-of-kindness dept.
An anonymous reader shares a report: Adobe is bringing its video
editor Premiere to iPhone, promising "pro-level" editing on the go
for free. The app will launch later this month, with an Android
version also under development.
The Premiere app features a familiar multi-track timeline, with
support for an unlimited number of video, audio, and text layers.
There's automatic captioning, 4K HDR support, and one-tap exporting
to TikTok, YouTube Shorts, and Instagram -- including automatic
resizing that frames content for each platform.
The iOS version of Premiere will be free to download and use, though
Adobe says there will be charges for additional cloud storage and
generative AI credits. Speaking of, it includes support for Adobe's
generative sound effects and AI-powered speech enhancement, plus a
wider range of AI assets generated through Adobe Firefly. If you'd
rather not use AI content, there's a selection of Adobe fonts, along
with images, sounds, music, and video assets that are free to use.
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179008516 story IT
Solar-Powered Logitech Keyboard Appears on Amazon Mexico
(tomshardware.com) 34
Posted by msmash on Thursday September 04, 2025 @02:45PM from the
up-next dept.
Tom's Hardware: According to an early Amazon Mexico listing, Logitech
is preparing to launch the Signature Slim Solar+, a wireless keyboard
in every sense of the word. The Signature Slim Solar+features a solar
panel, providing owners with a battery lasting up to 10 years.
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Des manifestations propalestiniennes ont bouleversé le Tour
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cyclistes de Québec et de Montréal la semaine prochaine. La
cible des protestataires : la formation Israel-Premier Tech,
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Collecte frauduleuse de données Google condamné à verser
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