Review: Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra(wired.com)

46 points by joozio 7 months ago | 37 comments

Why Tesla's Stainless Steel Cybertrucks May Be Rusting(wired.com)

13 points by charlitos 2 years ago | 27 comments

Attempt to repeal Colorado's right-to-repair law fails(wired.com)

11 points by Bender 6 months ago | 1 comments

Gig Workers Are Being Stabbed, Stoned, and Abused in India(wired.com)

33 points by Brajeshwar 3 years ago | 21 comments

The Zombie Comeback of Analog Computing(wired.com)

57 points by DamnInteresting 3 years ago | 18 comments

Five-Disk Floppy RAID: 4MB of Blistering Fast Storage (2009)(wired.com)

81 points by rascul 2 years ago | 68 comments

How to hack time, with C2PA(da.vidbuchanan.co.uk)

50 points by Retr0id 23 days ago | 6 comments

Blog post by David Buchanan (retr0id) on manipulating or forging timestamps in C2PA content provenance metadata.

How is the Bun Rewrite in Rust going?(lockwood.dev)

438 points by tomlockwood 3 months ago | 333 comments

A developer blog post examining the progress and claims around Bun's AI-assisted rewrite from Zig to Rust, framed as a showcase for Anthropic's AI.

So where are all the AI apps?(answer.ai)

330 points by tanelpoder 7 months ago | 305 comments

Answer.AI blog post examining PyPI package creation and update data to look for evidence that AI coding tools have increased software output.

Disrupting the first reported AI-orchestrated cyber espionage campaign(anthropic.com)

341 points by koakuma-chan 11 months ago | 261 comments

Anthropic news post describing how it detected and disrupted a cyber espionage campaign largely orchestrated using its Claude AI model, with a linked full report.

What Happened to HackerOne?(blog.teknogeek.io)

352 points by hipparchus 2 months ago | 181 comments

Blog post by security engineer and bug bounty hunter Joel Margolis examining what has changed at the bug bounty platform HackerOne.

We’re making Bunny DNS free(bunny.net)

856 points by dabinat 4 months ago | 256 comments

Bunny.net blog post announcing that its Bunny DNS service is becoming free.