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Salt Lake Tribune makes journalism free to read, calls it a victory for public access
sltrib.com18d ago
Fidelity Systems Glitch Causes Customer's Life Savings to Vanish from Online Account
nytimes.com1mo ago
Tennessee grandmother wrongfully jailed for six months due to AI facial recognition error
theguardian.com2mo ago
Ars Technica Fires AI Reporter Over Article With Fabricated AI-Generated Quotes
futurism.com3mo ago
EU Targets Social Media's Addictive Design Features Including Infinite Scrolling
politico.eu3mo ago
Federal Judge Blocks Texas App Store Age Verification Law Set for 2026 Implementation
macrumors.com5mo ago
Long-Term Impact Study of One Laptop per Child Program in Rural Peru
nber.org5mo ago
Study Finds Ozempic Does Not Slow Alzheimer's Disease Progression
semafor.com6mo ago
Structural Issues and Cracks Plague Luxury Tower at 432 Park Avenue
nytimes.com7mo ago
Couple Discovers Hidden Camera in Airbnb Bathroom, Denied Full Refund
nytimes.com7mo ago
Outdated Prison Technology Hinders Legal Defense and Appeals Process
prisonjournalismproject.org9mo ago
High Court Dismisses Wikimedia's Challenge to UK Online Safety Act Regulations
wikimediafoundation.org9mo ago
Meta Found Guilty of Violating Privacy Law in Menstrual Data Case
courthousenews.com10mo ago
Philz Coffee Nears $145 Million Acquisition by Freeman Spogli & Co.
missionlocal.org10mo agoSteam Chat Sticker Sends Mobile Data Soaring
Sending a sticker in Steam Chat consumed a significant amount of mobile data within minutes, as reported by users experiencing data usage spikes while browsing the Steam store during sales.
old.reddit.comMicrosoft Uses Chinese Engineers to Maintain Defense Dept. Systems, Risking Data Exposure
Microsoft is utilizing engineers in China to maintain the Defense Department's computer systems, potentially exposing sensitive data to Chinese hackers. The company bypasses Pentagon restrictions by using foreign engineers to remotely guide American personnel.
propublica.org10mo agoSF and Oakland Police Illegally Shared License Plate Data with Federal Agencies
SF and Oakland police illegally shared license plate data with federal agencies, violating state law. The Oakland Police Department's logs revealed instances of sharing data with other California police departments for federal-related searches.
sfstandard.com10mo agoWhy AO3 Was Down
Article URL: https://www.reddit.com/r/AO3/s/67nQid89MW Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44469650 Points: 6 # Comments: 0
Apple Notes to Gain Markdown Export Support in iOS 26
Apple's Notes app is rumored to gain limited Markdown support in iOS 26 and macOS 26, allowing users to export text in Markdown format.
macrumors.com1y ago