ARM Give a man a fire and he's warm for a day, but set fire to him and he's warm for the rest of his life (Terry Pratchett, Jingo)

Anthropic accuses China's AI labs of ripping off content – just like it did

(2026/02/24)

Says DeepSeek, Moonshot, and MiniMax are using 'distillation' to gin up their own models



IBM stock dives after Anthropic points out AI can rewrite COBOL fast

(2026/02/24)

Big Blue has been saying this itself since 2023



ICE watchers say agents used software to threaten and follow them home

(2026/02/23)

'This is a warning. We know you live right here'



Pop music fans literally dying to stream hot new albums – in car crashes, that is

(2026/02/23)

What do Taylor Swift and Drake's release days have to do with road deaths? More than you’d think



Google Antigravity falls to Earth under OpenClaw-fueled compute load

(2026/02/23)

Company tries to curb strain by banning customer accounts for 'malicious' usage



Nvidia superchip infusion finally coming to Windows PCs, report says

(2026/02/23)

Nv-based integrated graphics for Wintel box also in the works



Infosec community panics as Anthropic rolls out Claude code security checker

(2026/02/23)

ai-pocalypse Not the first of its kind



Microsoft execs worry AI will eat entry level coding jobs

(2026/02/23)

Russinovich and Hanselman say firms must train juniors to fix agent mistakes – not replace them with prompts



Indie web browser Ladybird flutters toward Rust with a little help from AI

(2026/02/23)

Project ditches Swift and translates C++ with LLM assistance



Artemis II headed back to the bay; helium issues force another delay

(2026/02/23)

Sending humans around the Moon in February , er, March - now April 2026, maybe



Global regulators say AI image tools don't get a free pass on privacy rules

(2026/02/23)

Watchdogs warn models that can generate realistic images of people must comply with data protection laws



Break free of Ring's servers, earn a five-figure bounty

(2026/02/23)

Goal is to run software locally and stream only to owners' computers



Gemini users say their chat histories have quietly vanished

(2026/02/23)

Complaints pile up from users after months of conversations disappear. Google insists it’s just a temporary bug



O say, can you see: FCC pushes patriotic programming for US 250th

(2026/02/23)

Stations urged to mark milestone with pro-America content



Ex-Amazon UK boss lined up to chair Britain's competition watchdog

(2026/02/23)

Business Secretary praises Doug Gurr's pro-growth agenda



Altman: You think AI is wasted energy? Try raising 100 billion humans

(2026/02/23)

OpenAI CEO takes really, really long view on energy efficiency



Suspected Anonymous members detained in Spain over post-flood DDoS blitz

(2026/02/23)

Quartet accused of attacking public institutions, claiming the government was responsible for 2024 tragedy



AWS says more than 600 FortiGate firewalls hit in AI-augmented campaign

(2026/02/23)

Off-the-shelf tools helped Russian-speaking cybercrime group run riot



Workaholic open source developers need to take breaks

(2026/02/23)

Opinion A week off for vacation? The nerve of some people



Hotel's rotary switchboard so retro it predates the concept of crashing

(2026/02/23)

Bork!Bork!Bork! Analog curio nestled between fax and typewriter - this is a very different definition of 'legacy support'



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> That is reimplementing file system functionality in user space.
> I'm in doubts that this is considered good design...

Keeping things out of the kernel is good design. Your block indirections
are no different to other database formats. Perhaps you think we should
have fsql_operation() and libdb in kernel 8)

- Alan Cox on linux-kernel