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Tom’s Hardware reports:
Facebook’s heavy-handed censorship of Linux groups and topics was “in error,” the social media juggernaut has admitted. Responding to reports earlier this week, sparked by the curious censorship of the eminently wholesome Distr… Continue reading Facebook Admits Linux-Post Crackdown Was ‘In Error’, Fixes Moderation Error
An aircraft carrier in the U.S. Navy tested “vastly increased” levels of internet connectivity, reports the defense-news web site TWZ, callling it “a game-changer for what a ship, and its sailors, can do while at sea.”
The F-35 Joint Strike Fighters a… Continue reading Remote Cybersecurity Scans and F-35 Updates: A US Navy Aircraft Carrier Gets High-Speed Internet
You’ve probably noticed that everywhere you go — the doctor’s office, hotels, or retail shops, there are tiny PCs everywhere. These small PCs often show up on the surplus market …read more Continue reading Giving a Proprietary Power Supply the Boot
Honda calls it their “second founding,” as the company “continues to target 100% electric vehicle sales by 2040, and to have ‘zero environmental impact’ by 2050,” writes Green Car Reports. “It’s previously projected 40% EV sales in North America by 203… Continue reading Honda’s New US Factory Will Mass-Produce EVs – But Can Also Build Gas-Powered Cars
“iPhone devices are now eligible to test SpaceX-owned Starlink’s direct-to-cell capability,” Reuters reported this week, citing an announcement from T-Mobile:
T-Mobile and Elon Musk’s SpaceX are currently testing the Starlink cell network on a trial b… Continue reading IPhones and Some Android Phones Will Support Starlink Direct-to-Cell Coverage in US
Certain AI use cases are now banned, and staff at companies that either provide or use the technology must have “a sufficient level of AI literacy.” Continue reading EU AI Act: First Requirements Become Legally Binding
My recent YouTube “support” experience was eye-opening. I take what I believe to be reasonable steps to protect my online identities. And none are as important as the one that’s tied to the YouTube channel I almost lost because of Google’s incompetence… Continue reading Sign in with Google? (Premium)
In December, DataBreaches reported that the Indiana Attorney General’s Office had brought charges against Westend Dental for a number of HIPAA violations. The state had started investigating the dental practice after a patient complained about t… Continue reading Cover-up Follow-up: Westend Dental starts notifying patients of October 2020 ransomware attack
The photography blog PetaPixel once interviewed the photographer who took one of the most famous “Tank Man” photos showing a tank-defying protester during 1989’s Tiananmen Square protests.
But this week PetaPixel reported…
A Reddit user discovered… Continue reading DeepSeek AI Refuses To Answer Questions About Tiananmen Square ‘Tank Man’ Photo
![Wearables queen [Becky Stern] with a microcontroller and a speaker. And a skull!](https://hackaday.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/01/becky-stern-800.jpg?w=800)
What’s the only thing cooler than building something electronic? That’s right — wearing it proudly for all to see. But maybe you’re not into wearables. Maybe it’s because you’re afraid …read more Continue reading Wearable Tech Tips Directly From the Queen