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Recent findings indicate that some Wallpaper Engine downloads on Steam Workshop may contain malware designed to steal personal information and cryptocurrency from users.
Craig Newmark, the Craigslist founder, has made a remarkable contribution of over $500 million to various charitable organizations, focusing on journalism and voter protection.
A recent study by Prof. Gabriel Weimann and Daniel Hab analyzes how the Handala hacker group employs cyberterrorism as a form of psychological warfare, with implications for counter-terrorism.
A significant cybersecurity breach has led to a $25 million extortion demand against pharmaceutical company Novo Nordisk, raising alarms in the industry.
A recent report indicates that users downloading wallpapers from Steam may be at risk of account theft due to malicious content. Vigilance is recommended.
This piece delves into the motivations behind attempts to circumvent rules and the broader implications of such actions.
In a recent discussion, John Carmack acknowledged the significant contributions of Fabrice Bellard to the tech community.
An exploration of how the economics of content creation are shifting, with reviews becoming pricier while rewrites are more affordable.
A recent security flaw in LinkedIn's job offer system raises concerns about potential risks for job seekers and the platform's reputation.
City officials are revisiting a long-standing proposal to take control of PG&E in response to rising utility expenses.
Researchers are delving into a distinctive genus of mushrooms that appears to produce hallucinogenic effects without containing known psychedelic compounds.
The eight fallacies of distributed computing continue to hold significance over two decades, prompting a reevaluation of their impact on the field.
This piece delves into the concept of food authenticity, examining its significance and the cultural dynamics surrounding dishes like carbonara and chicken rice.
A recent post on Hacker News highlights Wikipedia articles that have gained traction within the community. Discover which articles are currently popular.
The Zinnia kernel, crafted in Rust, promises a modular and flexible approach to operating systems, potentially reshaping the landscape of Unix-like environments.
This piece reflects on the gradual decline of Rome, a once-mighty civilization, and how its fall went largely unnoticed by its contemporaries.
The Dillo directory offers a selection of websites that are tailored for optimal performance on the Dillo browser, enhancing user experience.
FTX's diluted stake in Anthropic, which stands at 7.84%, could be valued at approximately $75 billion based on the company's current valuation of $965 billion.
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A cycling enthusiast has successfully indexed 2,207 GoPro videos totaling 669 GB using an M1 Max computer and open-source machine learning models to uncover memorable moments.