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‘Thanks again for your help!’: Rogue AI agents on Tencent Cloud tried to crack Alibaba’s Amap, then chatted politely with the team tracking them
AI agents made thousands of requests to Alibaba’s Amap, bypassed some restrictions, and prompted researchers to investigate their infrastructure and uncertain origins.
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Chinese-made mesh modems are giving Russian drones longer-range control over Ukraine
Russian drones have already been found to feature off-the-shelf components, and now Chinese mesh networking tech has been found in a Gerbera drone shot down during an assault on Ukraine.
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'It doesn't work': Steve Jobs on why there was never a touchscreen MacBook and why I think he'd totally love what's coming next
Steve Jobs hated the idea of touchscreen MacBooks, but I bet he'd love what Apple's probably introducing next week.
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US Army moves away from dedicated laser vehicles — modular LOCUST X3 laser turns standard army trucks into speed-of-light counter-drone rigs for $5 a shot
The US Army is pursuing modular LOCUST X3 lasers for flexible counter-drone defence, despite reliability, range and power limitations.
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WiiM Bar review: a worthy Sonos rival?
Can WiiM rival Sonos in the world of Dolby Atmos soundbars? Here’s my view after testing out the company’s first ever soundbar.
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Lenovo's MacBook Neo rival has landed a month early — but is it worth your money?
At $799.99, the Lenovo IdeaPad Vibe costs $100 more than the MacBook Neo it was built to match.
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SteelSeries Sensei Pro review: clever battery management meets high performance
SteelSeries' new wireless gaming mouse ensures you’ll never need to go wired to charge — but how well does its unusual battery system actually work?
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Quordle hints and answers for Thursday, October 22 (game #1732)
Looking for Quordle clues? We can help. Plus get the answers to Quordle today and past solutions.
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NYT Connections hints and answers for Thursday, October 22 (game #1229)
Looking for NYT Connections answers and hints? Here's all you need to know to solve today's game, plus my commentary on the puzzles.
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NYT Strands hints and answers for Thursday, October 22 (game #963)
Looking for NYT Strands answers and hints? Here's all you need to know to solve today's game, including the spangram.
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'Data centers can be located in exhausted open pits': Russia eyes 300-meter-deep coal mines to shield server infrastructure from Ukrainian drones
Russia is considering abandoned coal mines for data centers, citing potential security and cooling benefits amid drone attacks and infrastructure concerns.
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12 days of nerd-friendly Advent calendars — from rubber ducks to Funko Pops
Gloriously geeky countdown calendars with doors you'll actually be excited to open.
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'Autonomously commanded from up to 70 miles away': The US military is testing self-flying cargo helicopters that navigate around sudden no-fly zones on their own
Airbus demonstrates an autonomous cargo helicopter that reroutes around restricted airspace, using Hivemind for navigation and Starlink for remote commands.
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Before you bid on vintage gadgets, find out how much retro tech you can really handle with this quiz
Everyone loves the idea of retro tech. But what about rewinding tapes and changing batteries? Take our quiz to find out how much old school inconvenience you can really handle.
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Ukraine’s new StarGate drone can evacuate wounded soldiers from the battlefield — without risking a rescue crew
Ukraine unveils new drone designed to recover wounded soldiers on the battlefield equipped with various anti-drone countermeasures for added protection.
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South Korea unveils world's first fielded laser air defense weapon — Hanwha's Cheongwang downs drones in 1 second for just $1.50 a shot
South Korea has deployed Hanwha’s Cheongwang laser weapon, which reportedly destroys drones for $1.50 per engagement, offering an alternative to costly missiles.
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How to watch Ellie & Natasia season 2 for free online from anywhere
Here's how to watch the sketch show Ellie & Natasia season 2 online from anywhere in the world FOR FREE.
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Clayface review: Tom Rhys Harries shines in DCU body horror gamble that largely pays off
As the DC Universe continues to take shape, Clayface proves there's room for big, creative swings in James Gunn's cinematic franchise.
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I use Bitdefender Total Security to protect all of my devices, and it’s down to $28 at Newegg
Bitdefender is my security tool of choice for my family's devices. It combines threat detection with tools to safeguard privacy across ten devices for a year.
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DJI’s Power 1000 V2 delivers all-day drone charging with 2,600W of home backup — and Amazon dropped the price to $400
This $400 DJI Power 1000 V2 can power drones, devices, appliances, and provide backup electricity when the lights go out.
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Turn your laptop into a triple-screen workstation for $230
This screen extender gives your spreadsheets, documents, and calls their own monitors thanks to two extra 1080p displays flanking your laptop.
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'Faster code is not the same as better software delivered sooner': New report claims AI isn't solving productivity across the entire software development lifecycle - yet
AI is undoubtedly speeding up code generation, but developers are still struggling across other areas of the lifecycle.
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Three dormant US nuclear reactors are being restarted to power AI data centers
Two US nuclear plants are set to come back online as soon as 2027, with a third set to arrive by 2029.
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SACD's are making a big comeback and Esoteric's new $45k / £38k player proves it
The Recording Industry Association of America recently stated that CD sales revenue was up 58% in the first half of 2026 and one Japanese ultra-luxury audio manufacturer has decided the same resurgence should apply to SACDs too
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Dell put Nvidia DGX Spark silicon into its Pro Precision workstation — and undercut it by $1,000
While the Nvidia DGX Spark is like gold-dust, the Dell Pro Precision offers the same silicon with bigger savings for AI workloads.
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Stranger Than Heaven director says Makoto Daito's life story is 'not just entertainment' and hopes it will break the barriers of racism — 'I hope that Makoto’s life journey really speaks to people around the globe who have had similar experiences'
Stranger Than Heaven director Mikinobu Abe hopes the game's multi-era narrative resonates with players and those who have experienced discrimination.
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How to watch Bayern Munich vs Arsenal: FREE live Streams, TV channels & kick-off time for Champions League 2026/27, team news
All the ways to watch Bayern Munich vs Arsenal live streams for free online from anywhere as two heavyweights clash on Champions League 2026/27 Matchday 3.
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Wikipedia was down for many—here's what we know about the outage
Thousands of Wikipedia users reported that the site was down for them today—here's what we know about the outage.
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Amazon's brand-new and improved Fire TV Stick 4K just dropped to its lowest price ever
The newly launched version of the Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K is already 50% off at the retailer, bringing the popular streaming stick down to a record-low price.
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Website admins across the world bracing for impact following major PHP flaw reveal
PHP notifies the community of two critical RCE flaws, says patch is coming imminently.
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EA Shutters BioWare, Creator of Mass Effect, Dragon Age, KOTOR and More
The legendary studio has been shut down just months after EA was acquired by a private equity consortium.
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Tons of People Are Apparently Asking Meta’s Muse AI Agent to Shop for Them
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Google Chrome Will Notify You If You’re on a Scam Website
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Lawsuits Allege Delivery Robots Recorded Biometric Data Without Permission
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The 3-in-1 Alloop Wearable Could Replace Both Your Wellness Wristband and Ring
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Investigation Reveals How TikTok Executives Ignored Internal Child-Safety Warnings
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Spotify Launches Paid Fan Memberships for Podcast Creators
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FCA gets hundreds of applicants for two top artificial intelligence roles
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