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[>] Выпуск Wine 10.16
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2025-10-04 09:44:03


Опубликован экспериментальный выпуск открытой реализации Win32 API - Wine 10.16. С момента выпуска 10.15 было закрыто 34 отчёта об ошибках и внесено 364 изменения.

https://www.opennet.ru/opennews/art.shtml?num=63999

[>] Indonesia Suspends TikTok Registration With Over 100 Million Accounts At Risk
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2025-10-04 08:22:02


An anonymous reader quotes a report from Reuters: Indonesia has suspended TikTok's registration to provide electronic systems after it failed to hand over all data relating to the use of its live stream feature, a government official said on Friday. The suspension could in theory prevent access to TikTok, which has more than 100 million accounts based in Indonesia.

Alexander Sabar, an official at Indonesia's communications and digital ministry, said in a statement some accounts with ties to online gambling activities used TikTok's live stream feature during national protests. [...] Sabar said the government had asked the company for its traffic, streaming and monetization data. The company, owned by China's ByteDance, did not provide complete data, citing its internal procedures, Sabar said without giving further detail.

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[>] Google Is Ending Gmailify and POP Support
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2025-10-04 06:22:01


Google will discontinue Gmailify and POP email support in January 2026, forcing users who rely on these features to switch to IMAP. PCWorld reports: These changes only affect future emails. Emails that have already been synchronized in the Gmail account will remain the same. External accounts can still be used in the Gmail app, but only via IMAP. Google also recommends that users with work or education accounts contact their administrators if a Google Workspace migration is needed.

For many Gmail users, these changes will likely mean getting used to the new system. Anyone who previously upgraded their external email accounts with Gmailify or integrated them via POP will have to switch to IMAP by January 2026 at the latest and do without some convenient functions, like spam filters and automatic sorting.

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[>] Bay Area University Issues Warning Over Man Using Meta AI Glasses On Campus
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2025-10-04 06:22:01


The University of San Francisco issued a campuswide alert after reports of a man using Meta Ray-Ban AI glasses to film students while making "unwanted comments and inappropriate dating questions." Although no violence has been reported, officials said he may be uploading footage to TikTok and Instagram. SFGate reports: University officials said "no threats or acts of violence" have been reported, but they have been unable to identify all students who appear in the videos. They urged any school members affected to alert the app platform and the USF Department of Public Safety. "As a community, we share the responsibility of caring for ourselves, each other, and this place," school officials said in the alert. "By looking out for one another and promptly reporting concerns, we help ensure a safe and supportive environment for all."

The glasses feature a small camera that can be used for recording by pressing a button or using voice controls. Meta advises users to act "responsibly" when using the glasses. "Not everyone loves being photographed. Stop recording if anyone expresses that they would rather opt out, and be particularly mindful of others before going live," the company said.

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[>] SEC Approves Texas Stock Exchange
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2025-10-04 05:22:01


The SEC has approved the Texas Stock Exchange (TXSE), the first new fully integrated U.S. stock exchange in decades and the only one based in Texas. TXSE is set to launch trading services, as well as exchange-traded products, known as ETPs, and corporate listings, in 2026. CBS News reports: Exchange-traded products are financial instruments that follow the performance of underlying assets such as stocks, indexes or other financial benchmarks. Like stocks, ETPs are traded on public exchanges, allowing investors to buy and sell them throughout the trading day at market prices that fluctuate in real time.

TXSE was backed by wealth management giant BlackRock and market maker Citadel Securities, among other firms. The Texas company said in June 2024 that it raised a total of $120 million from more than two dozen investors. TXSE's headquarters in Dallas opened this spring, the group said.

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[>] Google's Jules Enters Developers' Toolchains As AI Coding Agent Competition Heats Up
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2025-10-04 04:22:01


An anonymous reader quotes a report from TechCrunch: Google is bringing its AI coding agent Jules deeper into developer workflows with a new command-line interface and public API, allowing it to plug into terminals, CI/CD systems, and tools like Slack -- as competition intensifies among tech companies to own the future of software development and make coding more of an AI-assisted task.

Until now, Jules -- Google's asynchronous coding agent -- was only accessible via its website and GitHub. On Thursday, the company introduced Jules Tools, a command-line interface that brings Jules directly into the developer's terminal. The CLI lets developers interact with the agent using commands, streamlining workflows by eliminating the need to switch between the web interface and GitHub. It allows them to stay within their environment while delegating coding tasks and validating results. "We want to reduce context switching for developers as much as possible," Kathy Korevec, director of product at Google Labs, told TechCrunch.

Jules differs from Gemini CLI in that it focuses on "scoped," independent tasks rather than requiring iterative collaboration. Once a user approves a plan, Jules executes it autonomously, while the CLI needs more step-by-step guidance. Jules also has a public API for workflow and IDE integration, plus features like memory, a stacked diff viewer, PR comment handling, and image uploads -- capabilities not present in the CLI. Gemini CLI is limited to terminals and CI/CD pipelines and is better suited for exploratory, highly interactive use.

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[>] Thwarted Plot To Cripple Cell Service In NY Was Bigger Than First Thought
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2025-10-04 04:22:01


Last month, federal investigators said they dismantled a China-linked plot that aimed to cripple New York City's telecommunications system by overloading cell towers, jamming 911 calls, and disrupting communications. According to law enforcement sources, the plot was even bigger than first thought. "Agents from Homeland Security Investigations found an additional 200,000 SIM cards at a location in New Jersey," according to ABC News. "That's double the 100,000 SIM cards, along with hundreds of servers, that were recently seized at five other vacant offices and apartments in and around the city." From the report: Investigators secured each of those locations, seized the electronics, and are now trying to track down who rented the spaces and filled them with shelves full of gear capable of sending 30 million anonymous text messages every minute, overloading communications and blacking out cellular service in a city that relies on it for emergency response and counterterrorism.

According to sources, the investigation began after several high-level people, including at least one with direct access to President Donald Trump, were targeted not only by swatters but also with actual threats received on their private phones. "The potential threat these data centers pose to the public could include shutting down critical resources that the public needs, like the 911 system, or potentially impacting the public's ability to communicate everything, including business transactions," said Don Mihalek, an ABC News contributor who was formerly with the Secret Service.

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[>] OpenAI Becomes World's Most Valuable Startup After $500 Billion Valuation
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2025-10-04 03:22:01


OpenAI's valuation has surged to $500 billion after a $6.6 billion secondary stock sale, briefly making it the world's most valuable startup ahead of SpaceX and ByteDance. The Associated Press reports: Current and former OpenAI employees sold $6.6 billion in shares to a group of investors, pushing the privately held artificial intelligence company's valuation to $500 billion, according to a source with knowledge of the deal who was not authorized to discuss it publicly. The investors buying the shares included Thrive Capital, Dragoneer Investment Group and T. Rowe Price, along with Japanese tech giant SoftBank and the United Arab Emirates' MGX, the source said Thursday.

The valuation reflects high expectations for the future of AI technology and continues OpenAI's remarkable trajectory from its start as a nonprofit research lab in 2015. But with the San Francisco-based company not yet turning a profit, it could also amplify concerns about an AI bubble if the generative AI products made by OpenAI and its competitors don't meet the expectations of investors pouring billions of dollars into research and development.

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[>] Google Confirms Android Dev Verification Will Have Free and Paid Tiers, No Public List of Devs
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2025-10-04 02:22:01


An anonymous reader quotes a report from Ars Technica: As we careen toward a future in which Google has final say over what apps you can run, the company has sought to assuage the community's fears with a blog post and a casual "backstage" video. Google has said again and again since announcing the change that sideloading isn't going anywhere, but it's definitely not going to be as easy. The new information confirms app installs will be more reliant on the cloud, and devs can expect new fees, but there will be an escape hatch for hobbyists.

Confirming app verification status will be the job of a new system component called the Android Developer Verifier, which will be rolled out to devices in the next major release of Android 16. Google explains that phones must ensure each app has a package name and signing keys that have been registered with Google at the time of installation. This process may break the popular FOSS storefront F-Droid. It would be impossible for your phone to carry a database of all verified apps, so this process may require Internet access. Google plans to have a local cache of the most common sideloaded apps on devices, but for anything else, an Internet connection is required. Google suggests alternative app stores will be able to use a pre-auth token to bypass network calls, but it's still deciding how that will work.

The financial arrangement has been murky since the initial announcement, but it's getting clearer. Even though Google's largely automated verification process has been described as simple, it's still going to cost developers money. The verification process will mirror the current Google Play registration fee of $25, which Google claims will go to cover administrative costs. So anyone wishing to distribute an app on Android outside of Google's ecosystem has to pay Google to do so. What if you don't need to distribute apps widely? This is the one piece of good news as developer verification takes shape. Google will let hobbyists and students sign up with only an email for a lesser tier of verification. This won't cost anything, but there will be an unclear limit on how many times these apps can be installed. The team in the video strongly encourages everyone to go through the full verification process (and pay Google for the privilege). We've asked Google for more specifics here.

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[>] Hotel Prices Lead Countries To Consider Skipping COP30 Climate Summit
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2025-10-04 02:22:01


Dozens of countries have yet to secure accommodation at next month's COP30 climate summit in Brazil and some delegates are considering staying away as a shortage of hotels has driven prices to hundreds of dollars per night. Reuters: Small island states on the frontline of rising sea levels are confronted with having to consider reducing the size of delegations they send to Belem, while two European nations said they were considering not attending at all.

COP30 organisers are racing to convert love motels, cruise ships and churches into lodgings for an anticipated 45,000 delegates. Brazil chose to hold the climate talks at Belem, which typically has 18,000 hotel beds available, in the hope its location on the edge of the Amazon rainforest would focus attention on the threat climate change poses to this ecosystem, and its role in absorbing climate-warming emissions.

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[>] Microsoft is About To Launch Free Xbox Cloud Gaming With Ads
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2025-10-04 01:22:01


An anonymous reader shares a report from The Verge: Microsoft is getting ready to announce an ad-supported version of Xbox Cloud Gaming. Sources familiar with Microsoft's plans tell The Verge that the software maker has started testing ad-supported games streaming internally, allowing employees to play select titles free without a Game Pass subscription.

I understand that the free ad-supported version of Xbox Cloud Gaming will include the ability to stream some games you own, as well as eligible Free Play Days titles, which let Xbox players try games over a weekend. You'll also be able to stream Xbox Retro Classics games. Sources tell me the internal testing includes around two minutes of preroll ads before a game is available to stream for free through Xbox Cloud Gaming. [...] The ad-supported Xbox Cloud Gaming version will be available on PC, Xbox consoles, handheld devices, and via the web.

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[>] Tatuin v0.24.0 со своей БД для задач и улучшеным UX
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2025-10-04 00:44:04


После почти месяца разработки и более 100 коммитов я рад представить новую версию агрегатора задач Tatuin v0.24.0.

( [ читать дальше... ]( https://www.linux.org.ru/news/opensource/18098716#cut ) )

[>] Spain Outage Was First of Its Kind, Worst in Decades, Group Says
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2025-10-04 00:22:01


The blackout that left Spain without power last April was the most severe incident to hit European networks in two decades and the first of its kind, according to the European Network of Transmission System Operators for Electricity. Damian Cortinas, the organization's chairman, said the April 28 outage was Europe's first blackout linked to cascading voltages. More than 50 million people lost electricity for several hours.

A preliminary report published in July attributed the outage to a chain of power generation disconnections and abnormal voltage surges. The final assessment will be released in the first quarter of next year and presented to the European Commission and member states. A government probe in June found that grid operator Red Electrica failed to replace one of 10 planned thermal plants, reducing reserve capacity. Spain spent only $0.3 on its grid for every dollar invested in renewables between 2020 and 2024, the lowest ratio among European countries and well below the $0.7 average.

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[>] Tech Companies To K-12 Schoolchildren: Learn To AI Is the New Learn To Code
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2025-10-04 00:22:01


theodp writes: From Thursday's Code.org press release announcing the replacement of the annual Hour of Code for K-12 schoolkids with the new Hour of AI: "A decade ago, the Hour of Code ignited a global movement that introduced millions of students to computer science, inspiring a generation of creators. Today, Code.org announced the next chapter: the Hour of AI, a global initiative developed in collaboration with CSforALL and supported by dozens of leading organizations. [...] As artificial intelligence rapidly transforms how we live, work, and learn, the Hour of AI reflects an evolution in Code.org's mission: expanding from computer science education into AI literacy. This shift signals how the education and technology fields are adapting to the times, ensuring that students are prepared for the future unfolding now."

"Just as the Hour of Code showed students they could be creators of technology, the Hour of AI will help them imagine their place in an AI-powered world," said Hadi Partovi, CEO and co-founder of Code.org. "Every student deserves to feel confident in their understanding of the technology shaping their future. And every parent deserves the confidence that their child is prepared for it."

"Backed by top organizations such as Microsoft, Amazon, Anthropic, Zoom, LEGO Education, Minecraft, Pearson, ISTE, Common Sense Media, American Federation of Teachers (AFT), National Education Association (NEA), and Scratch Foundation, the Hour of AI is designed to bring AI education into the mainstream. New this year, the National Parents Union joins Code.org and CSforALL as a partner to emphasize that AI literacy is not only a student priority but a parent imperative."

The announcement of the tech-backed K-12 CS education nonprofit's mission shift into AI literacy comes just days after Code.org's co-founders took umbrage with a NY Times podcast that discussed "how some of the same tech companies that pushed for computer science are now pivoting from coding to pushing for AI education and AI tools in schools" and advancing the narrative that "the country needs more skilled AI workers to stay competitive, and kids who learn to use AI will get better job opportunities."

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[>] Kernel-hack-drill и новый эксплойт для CVE-2024-50264 в ядре Linux
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Опубликовано: Fri, 03 Oct 2025 19:06:41 GMT
Канал: Все статьи подряд / Системное программирование / Хабр

Некоторые уязвимости, связанные с повреждением памяти, невероятно сложны для эксплуатации. Они могут вызывать состояния гонки, приводить к сбоям системы и накладывать разные ограничения, которые усложняют жизнь исследователя. Работа с такими «хрупкими» багами требует значительно больше времени и усилий. CVE-2024-50264 в ядре Linux — как раз одна из таких сложных уязвимостей, которая получила премию Pwnie Award 2025 в категории «Лучшее повышение привилегий» (Best Privilege Escalation). В этой статье я представлю свой проект kernel-hack-drill и покажу, как он помог мне разработать прототип эксплойта для уязвимости CVE-2024-50264. Поехали!]]>

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[>] Microsoft Excel UK Championships Crowned Its First Winner
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2025-10-03 23:22:01


Ha Dang, a self-taught accountant from Scunthorpe who trained via YouTube, won the inaugural Microsoft Excel UK Championships on September 30. The victory earned him a spot at the Microsoft Excel World Championships in Las Vegas, a three-day tournament inside a 30,000-square-foot esports arena where players compete for $5,000 and are broadcast on ESPN.

Thirty competitors sat shoulder to shoulder through three gruelling rounds of spreadsheet challenges. Each round featured a custom case with seven levels of increasing difficulty. The second round case, Right Royal Battle Part II, took 80 drafts to perfect. Players calculated troop sizes from emoji battalions and army movements across fourteenth-century France. Hadyn Wiseman, who once held the Guinness World Record for most backflips in a minute, placed fourth. Lara Holding-Jones finished thirteenth. Jaq Kennedy founded the UK chapter last year. National chapters have since formed in Germany, Brazil, and Chile.

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[>] Have We Passed Peak Social Media?
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2025-10-03 22:22:01


Social media usage peaked in 2022 and has been on a steady decline since. An analysis of 250,000 adults across more than 50 countries by the digital audience insights company GWI found that adults aged 16 and older spent an average of two hours and 20 minutes per day on social platforms at the end of 2024. That figure is down almost 10% from 2022. The decline is most pronounced among teenagers and people in their twenties.

Usage has traced a smooth curve upward and then downward over the past decade. This is not simply the unwinding of increased screen time during pandemic lockdowns. The data also captured a shift in how people use these platforms. The share of people who report using social media to stay in touch with friends, express themselves or meet new people has fallen by more than a quarter since 2014.

Opening the apps reflexively to fill spare time has risen. North America is an exception to the global trend. Social media consumption there continues to climb. By 2024 it reached levels 15% higher than Europe. Meta and OpenAI recently announced new social platforms that will be filled with AI-generated short-form videos.

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[>] Jeff Bezos Predicts Gigawatt Data Centers in Space Within Two Decades
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2025-10-03 22:22:01


Jeff Bezos told an audience on Friday that gigawatt-scale data centers will be built in space within the next ten to twenty years. The Amazon founder said these orbital facilities would eventually outperform their terrestrial counterparts because space offers uninterrupted solar power around the clock.

Bezos was speaking in a fireside chat with Ferrari and Stellantis Chairman John Elkann. He said the giant training clusters needed for AI would be better built in space because there are no clouds, rain or weather to interrupt power generation. Bezos predicted that space-based data centers would beat the cost of Earth-based ones within a couple of decades. He described the shift as part of a broader pattern that has already occurred with weather satellites and communication satellites. The next steps would be data centers and then other kinds of manufacturing.

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[>] Frailty in Ageing Populations Worsened By Air Pollution, Global Review Finds
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2025-10-03 21:22:01


Air pollution increases the likelihood of people becoming frail in middle and old age, according to an international review of studies. The Guardian: The review team found 10 studies that looked at outdoor air pollution and frailty. The people studied came from 11 countries including China, the UK, Sweden, South Africa and Mexico. Two of the studies showed that men were more vulnerable than woman, with a stronger association between particle pollution and frailty. The risk of frailty increased with outdoor particle pollution. For the UK, this could mean about 10-20% of frailty cases are attributable to air pollution.

Exposure to secondhand smoking was the environmental factor that presented the greatest risk of frailty. The risk of frailty was increased by about 60% for people who breathed other people's smoke at home. Using solid fuels for cooking or home heating also carried an extra risk of frailty. This was about half the risk of living with a smoker, based on studies from six countries.

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[>] Americans Increasingly See Legal Sports Betting as a Bad Thing For Society and Sports
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2025-10-03 20:22:01


Pew Research: Public awareness of legal sports betting has grown in recent years -- and so has the perception that it is a bad thing for society and sports, according to a new Pew Research Center survey. Today, 43% of U.S. adults say the fact that sports betting is now legal in much of the country is a bad thing for society. That's up from 34% in 2022. And 40% of adults now say it's a bad thing for sports, up from 33%.

Despite these increasingly critical views of legal sports betting, many Americans continue to say it has neither a bad nor good impact on society and on sports. Fewer than one-in-five see positive impacts. Meanwhile, the share of Americans who have bet money on sports in the past year has not changed much since 2022.

Today, 22% of adults say they've personally bet money on sports in the past year. That's a slight uptick from 19% three years ago. This figure includes betting in any of three ways:
1. With friends or family, such as in a private betting pool, fantasy league or casual bet
2. Online with a betting app, sportsbook or casino
3. In person at a casino, racetrack or betting kiosk Further reading: Filipinos Are Addicted to Online Gambling. So Is Their Government.

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[>] Tesla's Lead in Car Software Updates Remains Unchallenged
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2025-10-03 20:22:01


No automaker has matched Tesla's ability to deliver over-the-air software updates despite years of effort and billions in spending. Tesla introduced the technology in 2012 and issued 42 updates within six months, Jean-Marie Lapeyre, Capgemini's chief technology officer for automotive, told WIRED. Other automakers ship updates "maybe once a year," Lapeyre said.

General Motors actually introduced OTA functionality first in 2010, two years before Tesla, but limited it to the OnStar telematics system. Traditional automakers treat software as one bolt-on component among many. Tesla and other digital-native brands like Rivian, Lucid and Chinese companies including BYD and Xpeng treat it as central. There are now 69 million OTA-capable vehicles in the United States, S&P Global estimates. More than 13 million vehicles were recalled in 2024 due to software-related issues, a 35 percent increase over the prior year. OTA updates cost automakers $66.50 per vehicle for each gigabyte of data, Harman Automotive estimates.

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[>] Выжить в поясе астероидов и спасти Землю | астрофизик Владислав Зубко | Ученые против мифов 24-11
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Опубликовано: 2025-10-03T14:08:12+00:00

Астероиды ー осколки гигантской разрушенной планеты? Сложно ли пролететь космическому кораблю сквозь пояс астероидов? Можно ли спастись от астероида, выстрелив в него ядерной ракетой?

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[>] Key Cybersecurity Intelligence-Sharing Law Expires as Government Shuts Down
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2025-10-03 19:22:01


The Cybersecurity Information Sharing Act expired on Wednesday when the federal government shut down. The law had provided legal protections since 2015 for organizations to share cyber threat intelligence with federal agencies. Without these protections, private sector companies that control most U.S. critical infrastructure face potential legal risks when sharing information about threats. Sen. Gary Peters called the lapse "an open invitation to cybercriminals and hostile actors to attack our economy and our critical infrastructure."

The intelligence sharing enabled by CISA 2015 helped expose Chinese campaigns including Volt Typhoon in 2023 and Salt Typhoon last year. Several cybersecurity firms pledged to continue sharing threat data despite the law's expiration. Halcyon and CrowdStrike confirmed they would maintain information sharing. Palo Alto Networks said it remained committed to public-private partnerships but did not specify whether it would continue sharing threat data. Multiple bipartisan reauthorization efforts failed before the shutdown. The House Homeland Security Committee had approved a 10-year extension last month.

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[>] ESP32 + LD2410: Архитектуры нейронных сетей для классификации движений
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2025-10-03 19:35:05


Опубликовано: Fri, 03 Oct 2025 14:46:14 GMT
Канал: Все статьи подряд / Робототехника / Хабр

Микроконтроллеры давно перестали быть простыми устройствами для управления датчиками и исполнительными механизмами. Сегодня, благодаря библиотекам вроде TensorFlow Lite, даже компактный ESP32 способен выполнять инференс нейросетей в реальном времени. В этой статье я расскажу о серии экспериментов по классификации движений человека с помощью радарного датчика LD2410 и различных базовых архитектур машинного обучения, таких как полносвязная, свёрточная, рекуррентная нейронные сети и трансформер (механизм внимания).Каждый из подходов я реализовал и проверил на практике. В итоге получилась серия видеоуроков и репозиториев с кодом, но здесь я соберу все в одну статью, чтобы показать эволюцию решений и сравнить их эффективность. Ознакомиться]]>

https://habr.com/ru/articles/952548/

[>] Выпуск Raspberry Pi OS, переведённый на пакетную базу Debian 13
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2025-10-03 18:44:03


Разработчики проекта Raspberry Pi представили новую версию дистрибутива Raspberry Pi OS 2025-10-01 (Raspbian), основанного на пакетной базе Debian 13. В репозитории доступно около 35 тысяч пакетов. Среда рабочего стола базируется на композитном сервере labwc, использующем библиотеку wlroots от проекта Sway. Для загрузки подготовлены три сборки: сокращённая (476 МБ) для серверных систем, с базовым рабочим столом (1.2 ГБ) и полная с дополнительным набором приложений (3.4 ГБ). Сборки доступны для 32- и 64-разрядных архитектур. Дополнительно сформировано обновление для старой редакции Raspberry Pi OS (Legacy), построенное на пакетной базе Debian 12.

https://www.opennet.ru/opennews/art.shtml?num=63995

[>] The Dawn of the Post-Literate Society
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2025-10-03 18:22:01


James Marriott, writing in a column: The world of print is orderly, logical and rational. In books, knowledge is classified, comprehended, connected and put in its place. Books make arguments, propose theses, develop ideas. "To engage with the written word," the media theorist Neil Postman wrote, "means to follow a line of thought, which requires considerable powers of classifying, inference-making and reasoning."

As Postman pointed out, it is no accident, that the growth of print culture in the eighteenth century was associated with the growing prestige of reason, hostility to superstition, the birth of capitalism, and the rapid development of science. Other historians have linked the eighteenth century explosion of literacy to the Enlightenment, the birth of human rights, the arrival of democracy and even the beginnings of the industrial revolution. The world as we know it was forged in the reading revolution.

Now, we are living through the counter-revolution. More than three hundred years after the reading revolution ushered in a new era of human knowledge, books are dying. Numerous studies show that reading is in free-fall. Even the most pessimistic twentieth-century critics of the screen-age would have struggled to predict the scale of the present crisis. In America, reading for pleasure has fallen by forty per cent in the last twenty years. In the UK, more than a third of adults say they have given up reading. The National Literacy Trust reports "shocking and dispiriting" falls in children's reading, which is now at its lowest level on record. The publishing industry is in crisis: as the author Alexander Larman writes, "books that once would have sold in the tens, even hundreds, of thousands are now lucky to sell in the mid-four figures."

[...] What happened was the smartphone, which was widely adopted in developed countries in the mid-2010s. Those years will be remembered as a watershed in human history. Never before has there been a technology like the smartphone. Where previous entertainment technologies like cinema or television were intended to capture their audience's attention for a period, the smartphone demands your entire life. Phones are designed to be hyper-addictive, hooking users on a diet of pointless notifications, inane short-form videos and social media rage bait.

[ Read more of this story ]( https://news.slashdot.org/story/25/10/03/096256/the-dawn-of-the-post-literate-society?utm_source=atom1.0moreanon&utm_medium=feed ) at Slashdot.

[>] NYT Podcast On Job Market For Recent CS Grads Raises Ire of Code.org
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2025-10-03 17:22:01


Longtime Slashdot reader theodp writes: Big Tech Told Kids to Code. The Jobs Didn't Follow, a New York Times podcast episode discussing how the promise of a six-figure salary for those who study computer science is turning out to be an empty one for recent grads in the age of AI, drew the ire of the co-founders of nonprofit Code.org, which -- ironically -- is pivoting to AI itself with the encouragement of, and millions from, its tech-giant backers.

In a LinkedIn post, Code.org CEO and co-founder Hadi Partovi said the paper and its Monday episode of "The Daily" podcast were cherrypicking anecdotes "to stoke populist fears about tech corporations and AI." He also took to X, tweeting: "Today the NYTimes (falsely) claimed CS majors can't find work. The data tells the opposite story: CS grads have the highest median wage and the fifth-lowest underemployment across all majors. [...] Journalism is broken. Do better NYTimes." To which Code.org co-founder Ali Partovi (Hadi's twin), replied: "I agree 100%. That NYTimes Daily piece was deplorable -- an embarrassment for journalism."

[ Read more of this story ]( https://developers.slashdot.org/story/25/10/03/0426240/nyt-podcast-on-job-market-for-recent-cs-grads-raises-ire-of-codeorg?utm_source=atom1.0moreanon&utm_medium=feed ) at Slashdot.

[>] Snapchat Caps Free Memory Storage, Launches Paid Storage Plans
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2025-10-03 14:22:01


Snapchat will start charging users who exceed 5GB of saved Memories, with paid plans starting at $1.99/month for 100GB. "If your memories exceed this limit, you'll need to subscribe to one of its new Memories Storage plans," reports TechCrunch. From the report: The company told TechCrunch in an email that the introductory storage plan offers up to 100GB of storage for $1.99 per month. Snapchat+ users will get up to 250GB of storage as part of their $3.99 monthly subscription, while Snapchat Platinum users will get 5TB as part of their $15.99 monthly subscription. Snapchat explains that when it first launched Memories, it didn't expect it to grow to what it has today, as users have saved more than 1 trillion Memories on the platform.

Snapchat will provide 12 months of temporary Memories storage for any Memories that exceed the 5GB storage limit. The company notes that users can download Memories directly to their devices. If you're over the limit, but don't sign up for a plan, your oldest Snaps will be saved, while the most recent ones that are over the storage limit will be deleted. Snapchat says the change won't affect most users, as the vast majority have under 5GB of Memories. It will mainly impact those with "thousands of Snaps," the company notes. "It's never easy to transition from receiving a service for free to paying for it, but we hope the value we provide with Memories is worth the cost," Snapchat wrote in a blog post. "These changes will allow us to continue to invest in making Memories better for our entire community."

[ Read more of this story ]( https://hardware.slashdot.org/story/25/10/03/0444229/snapchat-caps-free-memory-storage-launches-paid-storage-plans?utm_source=atom1.0moreanon&utm_medium=feed ) at Slashdot.

[>] Что делать со сломанной видеокартой? Превратить ее в более крутую
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2025-10-03 13:35:03


Опубликовано: Fri, 03 Oct 2025 08:35:38 GMT
Канал: Все статьи подряд / DIY или Сделай сам / Хабр

Истории о том, как мастера-электронщики оживляют технику из безнадёжного состояния, давно стали отдельным жанром странных увлечений. Но случай, когда автор канала Northwest Repair восстановил полностью мёртвую видеокарту RTX 4080 Super, выделяется даже среди подобного контента. Ему удалось пересадить графический процессор и память от погибшей RTX 4080 Super на плату-донор от обычной RTX 4080. Интереснее всего то, что в конце концов этот GPU-Франкенштейн заработал. Получается, видеокарту можно купить, а потом усовершенствовать? Не спешите радоваться — все далеко не так просто, но процесс залипательный. Читать далее]]>

https://habr.com/ru/companies/x-com/articles/953114/

[>] Носить электроны в решете, или зачем радиолампам дырявые аноды?
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2025-10-03 13:35:02


Опубликовано: Fri, 03 Oct 2025 09:01:19 GMT
Канал: Все статьи подряд / DIY или Сделай сам / Хабр

Радиолампы (они же — электронные лампы), несмотря на вопиющее моральное устаревание, до сих пор интересуют и интригуют, взять тот же пресловутый «ламповый звук». Интересны и их история, технология, конструирование, вплоть до самостоятельного любительского изготовления лабораторных образцов. Простой вопрос в этом смысле неожиданно увлёк в дебри электровакуумной технологии. Итак — зачем же некоторым приёмно-усилительным лампам (ПУЛ) сетчатые аноды — натурально, решето, тогда как этот электрод должен принимать поток электронов с катода и получше рассевать образовавшееся тепло? Читать далее]]>

https://habr.com/ru/companies/ruvds/articles/951212/

[>] Google предоставит энтузиастам ограниченную неверифицируемую регистрацию Android-приложений
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2025-10-03 12:44:03


После негативной реакции сообщества на введение в сертифицированных сборках Android обязательной регистрации разработчиков и приложений, представители Google раскрыли некоторые дополнительные подробности предстоящих изменений. За регистрацию разработчика будет взиматься плата в 25 долларов, но для персонального использования, студентов и энтузиастов будет предоставлен бесплатный вариант учётной записи, позволяющий устанавливать свои приложения на ограниченном числе устройств и не требующий удостоверения личности.

https://www.opennet.ru/opennews/art.shtml?num=63993

[>] Microsoft Says AI Can Create 'Zero Day' Threats In Biology
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2025-10-03 11:22:02


An anonymous reader quotes a report from MIT Technology Review: A team at Microsoft says it used artificial intelligence to discover a "zero day" vulnerability in the biosecurity systems used to prevent the misuse of DNA. These screening systems are designed to stop people from purchasing genetic sequences that could be used to create deadly toxins or pathogens. But now researchers led by Microsoft's chief scientist, Eric Horvitz, says they have figured out how to bypass the protections in a way previously unknown to defenders.The team described its work today in the journalScience.

Horvitz and his team focused on generative AI algorithms that propose new protein shapes. These types of programs are already fueling the hunt for new drugs at well-funded startups like Generate Biomedicines and Isomorphic Labs, a spinout of Google. The problem is that such systems are potentially "dual use." They can use their training sets to generate both beneficial molecules and harmful ones. Microsoft says it began a "red-teaming" test of AI's dual-use potential in 2023 in order to determine whether "adversarial AI protein design" could help bioterrorists manufacture harmful proteins.

The safeguard that Microsoft attacked is what's known as biosecurity screening software. To manufacture a protein, researchers typically need to order a corresponding DNA sequence from a commercial vendor, which they can then install in a cell. Those vendors use screening software to compare incoming orders with known toxins or pathogens. A close match will set off an alert. To design its attack, Microsoft used several generative protein models (including its own, called EvoDiff) to redesign toxins -- changing their structure in a way that let them slip past screening software but was predicted to keep their deadly function intact. "This finding, combined with rapid advances in AI-enabled biological modeling, demonstrates the clear and urgent need for enhanced nucleic acid synthesis screening procedures coupled with a reliable enforcement and verification mechanism," says Dean Ball, a fellow at the Foundation for American Innovation, a think tank in San Francisco.

[ Read more of this story ]( https://science.slashdot.org/story/25/10/02/2335217/microsoft-says-ai-can-create-zero-day-threats-in-biology?utm_source=atom1.0moreanon&utm_medium=feed ) at Slashdot.

[>] STATS 2025-10-02
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2025-10-03 11:11:01


TOP10 VISITORS:

[1] 37.252.14.x point=144 web=0 up=26.8MB (41%) <--- ake (6/hr)
[2] 45.135.180.x point=239 web=0 up=20.6MB (31%) <--- yesterlink (10/hr)
[3] PetalBot point=1 web=1024 up=6.0MB (9%) <--- PetalBot
[4] Amazon point=0 web=216 up=4.3MB (6%)
[5] Google point=1 web=328 up=2.9MB (4%) <--- Google
[6] 151.241.108.x point=0 web=1 up=1.7MB (2%)
[7] TikTok point=0 web=58 up=1.1MB (1%)
[8] 217.114.158.x point=25 web=0 up=1.1MB (1%) <--- fox (1/hr)
[9] 192.168.1.x point=1 web=4 up=59KB <--- 192.168.1.x
[10] 54.39.89.x point=0 web=7 up=58KB

TOTAL TRAFFIC: 65MB

[>] Избран новый президент Фонда свободного ПО
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robot(spnet, 1) — All
2025-10-03 10:44:03


Объявлено о назначении Яна Келлинга (Ian Kelling) на пост президента Фонда свободного ПО. С 2020 года должность президента Фонда СПО занимал Джеффри Кнаут (Geoffrey Knauth), а до этого президентом являлся Ричард Столлман, который был вынужден уйти с данного поста после обвинений в поведении, недостойном лидера движения СПО, и угроз разрыва отношений с СПО некоторых сообществ и организаций.

https://www.opennet.ru/opennews/art.shtml?num=63992

[>] Я не разработчик, но выиграла хакатон с помощью GPT и Replit: как вайбкодинг приоткрывает двери в IT
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2025-10-03 10:35:02


Опубликовано: Fri, 03 Oct 2025 06:15:42 GMT
Канал: Все статьи подряд / DIY или Сделай сам / Хабр

У меня нет технического бэкграунда, я специалист в маркетинге) Я не пишу код на работе, не администрирую сервера и не собираюсь называть себя разработчиком. Но я всегда хотела попробовать создать что-то в IT.И знаете что? С помощью GPT и Replit я собрала работающий продукт всего за несколько дней и выиграла хакатон в номинации «Релизьте это немедленно». Читать далее]]>

https://habr.com/ru/articles/953048/

[>] Re: И снова здравствуйте
idec.talks
shaos(spnet, 2) — shaos
2025-10-03 09:14:12


> теперь снова забирает :)

но не откликается на запросы :(
https://ii.yester.link/list.txt
http://ii.yester.link:1110/list.txt

[>] MiniOS Flux 5.1 - дистрибутив для старых ПК
lor.opennet
robot(spnet, 1) — All
2025-10-03 09:44:04


Представлен релиз дистрибутива [ MiniOS Flux 5.1 ]( https://flux.minios.dev ) , работающего напрямую с USB-накопителя. MiniOS Flux представляет собой минималистичную редакцию с оконным менеджером Fluxbox, вдохновлённую дистрибутивом Slax. Дистрибутив использует модульную архитектуру, позволяющую создавать специализированные конфигурации для адаптации системы под конкретные задачи.

MiniOS Flux в настоящее время доступен исключительно пользователям Telegram!

Релиз доступен в виде компактных образов на базе разных версий Debian, поддерживающих архитектуры amd64 и i386:

• Debian 10 Buster (amd64 491 МБ, i386 492 МБ).

• Debian 11 Bullseye (amd64 508 МБ, i386 510 МБ).

• Debian 12 Bookworm (amd64 589 МБ, i386 581 МБ).

Наиболее важные изменения в версии 5.1.0:



Восстановлено меню SYSLINUX для загрузки через BIOS с многоязычной поддержкой и встроенной справочной документацией на всех поддерживаемых языках (английский, немецкий, испанский, французский, индонезийский, итальянский, португальский, португальский (Бразилия), русский). Устранены проблемы совместимости со старым оборудованием.



Улучшена работа с постоянным хранилищем (persistent storage):

• Добавлена поддержка единиц измерения размера для параметра perchsize: MB, GB, TB (например, perchsize=4GB или perchsize=1T);

• Установлен максимальный размер DynFileFS в 1 ТБ для предотвращения избыточного выделения дискового пространства;

• Улучшены сообщения при работе с режимом постоянного хранения, объединённой файловой системой и несоответствии версий/редакций.



Восстановлена нормальная загрузка в среде Ventoy с добавлением необходимых символических ссылок совместимости.



Оптимизирована условная загрузка шрифтов в GRUB в зависимости от статуса lockdown.



Обновлены пользовательские утилиты:

• MiniOS Installer - добавлена поддержка многоязычных конфигураций SYSLINUX, улучшена логика определения и установки загрузчиков, добавлены переводы на французский и португальский (Португалия);

• MiniOS Tools - улучшено автоматическое определение типа загрузчика в sb2iso, добавлена поддержка bash-автодополнения для dir2sb, rmsbdir, savechanges и sb2dir;

• MiniOS Kernel Manager - расширена поддержка многоязычности;

• Flux Tools - добавлена поддержка переводов через gettext, интегрированы Session Manager и Kernel Manager.



Улучшена совместимость встроенных утилит со старыми версиями bash (понижено требование до версии 4.4).

https://www.linux.org.ru/news/linux-general/18096303

[>] Уязвимость в Red Hat OpenShift AI, допускающая root-доступ к узлам кластера
lor.opennet
robot(spnet, 1) — All
2025-10-03 09:44:03


В платформе OpenShift AI Service, позволяющей организовать работу кластера для выполнения и обучения AI-моделей, выявлена уязвимость (CVE-2025-10725), позволяющая непривилегированному пользователю получить права администратора кластера. После успешной атаки злоумышленник получает возможность управления кластером, полный доступ ко всем сервисам, данным и запускаемым в кластере приложениям, а также root-доступ к узлам кластера.

https://www.opennet.ru/opennews/art.shtml?num=63991

[>] ii stat for September 2025
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2025-10-03 09:12:04


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spnet.stats...........31 ███████████████████████████████
idec.talks............11 ███████████
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[>] Cops: Accused Vandal Confessed To ChatGPT
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robot(spnet, 1) — All
2025-10-03 08:22:02


alternative_right shares a report from the Smoking Gun: Minutes after vandalizing 17 cars in a Missouri college parking lot, a 19-year-old sophomore had a lengthy ChatGPT conversation during which he confessed to the crime, asked about the possibility of getting caught, and wondered, "is there any way they could know it was me," according to a police probable cause statement. Ryan Schaefer was arrested yesterday and charged with felony property damage for a rampage early Sunday at a Missouri State University parking lot. Investigators allege that Schaefer shattered car windows, ripped off side mirrors, dented hoods, and broke windshield wipers during the 3 AM spree.

When confronted with surveillance footage and other evidence, Schaefer said that he could see the resemblance between the suspect and himself. At that point, Schaefer reportedly consented to a search of his iPhone. A subsequent review of the device revealed location data placing Schaefer "at or near the scene of the crime," as well as a "troubling dialogue exchange this defendant seems to have had with artificial intelligence software installed on his phone," prosecutors reported. The incriminating ChatGPT conversation can be found here.

[ Read more of this story ]( https://yro.slashdot.org/story/25/10/02/238239/cops-accused-vandal-confessed-to-chatgpt?utm_source=atom1.0moreanon&utm_medium=feed ) at Slashdot.

[>] Autism Should Not Be Seen As Single Condition With One Cause, Say Scientists
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robot(spnet, 1) — All
2025-10-03 06:22:01


Bruce66423 shares a report from The Guardian: Those diagnosed as small children typically have distinct genetic profile from those diagnosed later, [finds an international study based on genetic data from more than 45,000 autistic people in Europe and the U.S]. So, there's more than one condition out there that's being diagnosed as "autism." This, of course, messes with the debate about causes; one version of autism may be caused by something for which the evidence is very weak overall. "The term 'autism' likely describes multiple conditions," said Dr Varun Warrier, from Cambridge's department of psychiatry, senior author of the research. "For the first time, we have found that earlier and later diagnosed autism have different underlying biological and developmental profiles."

"It is a gradient," added Warrier. "There are also many other factors that contribute to age of diagnosis, so the moment you go from averages to anything that is applicable to an individual, it's false equivalency."

The analysis has been published in the journal Nature.

[ Read more of this story ]( https://science.slashdot.org/story/25/10/02/2217211/autism-should-not-be-seen-as-single-condition-with-one-cause-say-scientists?utm_source=atom1.0moreanon&utm_medium=feed ) at Slashdot.

[>] Ford IT Systems Tampered With To Display Vulgar Anti-RTO Message Across Office Screens
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robot(spnet, 1) — All
2025-10-03 06:22:01


Ford's push for a four-day in-office workweek hit turbulence when someone hijacked meeting room screens to display an anti-RTO protest image targeting CEO Jim Farley. The company quickly removed it and is investigating. The Detroit Free Press reports: According to photos employees took of the image, which were posted on social media and sent to the Detroit Free Press, it contained an image of CEO Jim Farley along with a big red circle with a slash through it over his face and the words "(Expletive) RTO."

"We're aware of an inappropriate use of Ford's IT technology and we're investigating it," Dave Tovar, Ford spokesman, told the Detroit Free Press. Tovar said the image was up for "a short amount of time" and Ford was able to quickly remove it. He said the company is investigating whether the image appeared only in Dearborn offices or globally.

Farley mandated that employees return to the office four days a week earlier this year and it has been in place since Sept. 1, with no fallout such as people quitting over it, Tovar said. Therefore, Tovar said, "I wouldn't be able to speculate on it, as to why someone would do this."

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[>] OpenTESArena 0.17.0
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2025-10-03 05:44:05


Вышел OpenTESArena 0.17.0. [ OpenTESArena ]( https://github.com/afritz1/OpenTESArena ) – это OpenSource-реализация движка от The Elder Scrolls: Arena (первой игры франшизы). Благодаря OpenTESArena возможно нативно поиграть в The Elder Scrolls: Arena на Linux, Raspberry Pi, ChromeOS (ARM-Linux и Linux x64) и macOS. Возможен в будущем нативный порт на Анберники.

( [ читать дальше... ]( https://www.linux.org.ru/news/games/18098238#cut ) )

[>] whisper.cpp 1.8.0
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30 сентября, после трёх месяцев разработки, состоялся выпуск 1.8.0 высокопроизводительной системы автоматического распознавания речи [ whisper.cpp ]( https://github.com/ggml-org/whisper.cpp ) , реализующей модель [ Whisper ]( https://github.com/openai/whisper ) от OpenAI на языках C и C++ и распространяемой по лицензии MIT.

( [ читать дальше... ]( https://www.linux.org.ru/news/opensource/18098164#cut ) )

[>] Colorado Deploys Self-Driving Crash Trucks To Protect Highway Workers
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2025-10-03 05:22:02


Colorado unveiled an autonomous crash-protection truck designed to absorb highway work zone collisions, removing human drivers from one of the most dangerous road maintenance roles. The Denver Gazette reports: At a press event in Falcon on Monday, the Colorado Department of Transportation demonstrated an autonomous truck-mounted attenuator -- a driverless crash-protection vehicle designed to absorb impacts in roadside work areas. These trucks are already in the state's fleet, but previously required a worker in the cab, leaving them exposed during crashes. "These vehicles are designed to get hit so people don't have to," said Kay Kelly, CDOT's chief of innovative mobility. "We want to remove the human from that truck whenever possible."

[...] Colorado pioneered this technology in 2017, becoming the first state to test it. Developed by San Diego-based defense contractor Kratos Defense, the company started on autonomous follower systems in 2012 and installed its initial version in Colorado in 2013, according to Maynard Factor, Kratos' vice president of business development. The system uses sensors, actuators, and video links, allowing the unmanned crash truck to trail directly behind a paint-striping or maintenance vehicle. The lead vehicle records its route and transmits navigation data to the follower. Both are equipped with global positioning system and communication tools, with the lead driver monitoring via video feed.

"It's a convoy system," Factor said. "The leader does the work, while the driverless vehicle mirrors its path. This protects the operator with the crash truck instead of sitting inside it." Sensors detect objects darting into the lane, triggering an automatic stop. Operators can pause or override via a user interface featuring forward-facing cameras on the autonomous truck and rear-facing ones on the work vehicle. The trucks, existing state assets, are driven to sites and then switched to autonomous mode. Outfitting each with the technology costs about $1 million, excluding the base vehicle and crash absorber.

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[>] New Zealand's Institute of IT Professionals Collapses
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2025-10-03 04:22:01


An anonymous reader quotes a report from The Register: New Zealand's Institute of IT Professionals has discovered it is insolvent and advised members it has no alternative but to enter liquidation. The Institute (ITP) wrote to members on Thursday and posted a document titled "Important Update on ITP's Future" that reveals it has "reached a point where the organization cannot continue. After a full review of our finances, the Board has confirmed that ITP is insolvent."

Insolvency seems to have come as something of a surprise. "These debts are historic. They go back over many years. While some of the issues were worked on in more recent times, the full scale of the problem only became visible during the leadership change in 2025," the Update states. "Once the Board understood the full picture, it was clear that there was no responsible way forward other than liquidation." [...]

ITP's constitution requires its members to formally resolve to wind up the organization, so as one of its final acts the group has called a Special General Meeting (SGM) for 23 October 2025 to confirm liquidation and appoint a liquidator. This situation impacts more than ITP's ~10,000 members, because the organization offers assessment services that assess whether IT professionals' skills and qualifications make them eligible to move to New Zealand for work. ITP also certifies IT degrees at New Zealand universities, and oversees the NZ Cloud Computing Code of Practice. ITP also conducted educational and advocacy activities aimed at growing New Zealand's tech workforce.

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[>] AMD In Early Talks To Make Chips At Intel Foundry
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2025-10-03 04:22:01


"Your AMD chips may have Intel Inside soon," writes longtime Slashdot reader DesScorp. "Discussions are underway between the two companies to move an undisclosed amount of AMD's chip business to Intel foundries. (AMD currently does their production through TSMC.) The talks come hot on the heels of a flurry of other Intel investments." Tom's Hardware reports: In the past several weeks, Intel has seen a flurry of activity and investments. The United States announced a 9.9% ownership stake in Intel, while Softbank bought $2 billion worth of shares. Alongside Nvidia, Intel announced new x86 chips using Nvidia graphics technology, with the graphics giant also purchasing $5 billion in Intel shares. There have also been reports that Intel and Apple have been exploring ways to work together. The article notes that there is a trade/political dimension to an AMD-Intel deal as well: It makes sense for Intel's former rivals -- especially American companies -- to consider coming to the table. The White House is pushing for 50% of chips bound for America to be built domestically, and tariffs on chips aren't off the table. Additionally, doing business with Intel could make the US government, Intel's largest shareholder, happy, which can be good for business. AMD faced export restrictions on its GPUs earlier this year as the US attempted to throttle China's AI business.

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[>] Two Amazon Delivery Drones Crash Into Crane In Arizona
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2025-10-03 03:22:01


Two Amazon Prime Air drones collided with a crane in Tolleson, Arizona near 96th Avenue and Roosevelt Street. Amazon confirmed the incident and is working with authorities to determine what happened, though no injuries have been reported. CNBC reports: The incident occurred on Wednesday around 1 p.m. EST in Tolleson, Arizona, a city west of Phoenix. Two MK30 drones crashed into the boom of a stationary construction crane that was in a commercial area just a few miles away from an Amazon warehouse. One person was evaluated on the scene for possible smoke inhalation, said Sergeant Erik Mendez of the Tolleson Police Department.

Both drones sustained "substantial" damage from the collision on Wednesday, which occurred when the aircraft were mid-route, according to preliminary FAA crash reports. The Federal Aviation Administration and National Transportation Safety Board are investigating the incident. The drones were believed to be flying northeast back-to-back when they collided with the crane that was being used for roof work on a distribution facility, Tolleson police said in a release. The drones landed in the backyard of a nearby building, according to the release.

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[>] Sports Piracy Operator Goes From Jail To Getting Hired By a Tech Unicorn In a Month
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2025-10-03 02:22:01


An anonymous reader quotes a report from TorrentFreak: The operator of a popular pirate sports streaming site in Argentina has gone from spending time in jail with murderers to landing a new high-profile job a month later. Alejo "Shishi" Warles, the 25-year-old operator of Al Angulo TV, was arrested on August 20 in a LaLiga-backed crackdown. After his release on bail, he was hired by professional esports team 9z Globant, a partnership involving Argentine tech unicorn Globant. [...] The team is the result of a partnership between 9z Team and Argentinian tech unicorn Globant. Somewhat ironically, Globant previously worked with LaLiga to monitor the live-streaming user experience. Warles welcomed himself to 9z Globant via the team's social media account, referring to himself as an idol, genius, and GOAT.

Lucia Quinteros, the main social media manager at the esports team, informed Entre Rios that after considering their new hire's history, they believe that he can add value to the team. "We hired Alejo, not the person who set up that project (Al Angulo TV). Of course, we evaluated what happened, but we believe that, from now on, Alejo can pursue a different career path," Quinteros said. According to Warles himself, he was hired because he's the best. Like many of his comments, this bravado should not be taken too seriously, but nevertheless sits in stark contrast to the typical pirate site operator facing criminal charges.

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[>] What Happened When a Pacific Island Was Cut Off From the Internet
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2025-10-03 02:22:01


The Hunga Tonga-Hunga Ha'apai volcano erupted on January 15, 2022. The pyroclastic flow severed both of Tonga's underwater internet cables. The eruption cut sixty-five miles from the domestic cable and fifty-five miles from the international link to Fiji. Tonga lost all internet access. The cables sit on the ocean floor and carry 95% of the world's international internet traffic.

The Guardian has a long read on what happened in the aftermath. A.T.M.s (cash machines) stopped working because banks could not verify account balances. Businesses could not file export paperwork. Foreign remittances made up 44% of the country's G.D.P. The government found old satellite phones. Three or four days later, officials restored a hundred and twenty megabytes per second of bandwidth for essential work. A month after the eruption, SpaceX donated fifty Starlink terminals. SubCom's repair ship Reliance took five weeks to restore the international cable. Vava'u did not get broadband back until August, 2023. Another earthquake in the summer of 2024 severed the domestic cable again.

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