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Local-AI e-ink frame IDs garden birds by ear, draws them as 1800s plates
A Norwegian developer has released Fugleramme, an open-source project that turns a Raspberry Pi 5 and a 13.3-inch Inky Impression e-ink panel into a living natu
Navier-Stokes Was AI's Easy Case: Why Autonomous LLMs Still Don't Scale
Frontier labs are valued as if a drop-in replacement for most knowledge workers is imminent, but this essay argues the headline feats that fuel that valuation —
Nexus Dark Web Service Leaks 153M US and Canadian Driver's Licenses
A newly surfaced dark web operation called Nexus has been selling access to a trove of identity documents, including roughly 3 million travel documents and 153
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Norway's Consumer Council pushes durability over throwaway goods
Forbrukerrådet, the Norwegian Consumer Council, is running a campaign arguing that too many products are built to die prematurely and that quality and longevity
Open-Source Flight Planning: Cutting Jet Fuel Bills With Wind-Optimized Routes
A single nonstop Newark-to-Rome flight on a Boeing 787-9 can burn roughly $68,000 in jet fuel over 8.5 hours, and routing around favorable winds can shave a few
Rheinmetall publishes onboardapi — but only the interface spec is open
Rheinmetall has released documentation for onboardapi, a middleware library that standardizes how sensor systems and software components exchange data across mi
Show HN: A flight simulator where all you do is ride along
A developer has launched a browser-based "flight simulator" that inverts the usual premise of the genre: there are no controls to fly the plane. Instead of pilo
Snowden Was 12 Years Ago; Post-9/11 Mass Surveillance Never Stopped
Schneier and Cindy Cohn argue that the surveillance regime built after 9/11 has outlived and outgrown its counterterrorism rationale. What began as a wartime sh
Speakers are rattled by silence — tell them their talk landed
A recap and gentle argument from the web-conference circuit: after speaking at events like SmashingConf Freiburg and MCing CSS Day, the author noticed how often
The case for taking an X-acto knife to your 850-page paperbacks
An 850-page brick like Lonesome Dove is miserable to hold on a plane, in bed, or anywhere else, so the author makes an unapologetic pitch: buy your own copy and
The data is in: across countries, most people prefer traditional buildings
Modernist architecture—unornamented, built from exposed steel and concrete—has dominated global building since the 1950s, yet critics and admirers alike long su