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USDA flags chicken recall across five states over falsified inspection marks
A quantity of chicken products has been pulled from shelves in five states after being labeled with "false marks of inspection" — meaning the goods carried USDA
Why Culture, Not AI Tooling, Is the Real Productivity Multiplier for Engineers
An engineering leader with 13+ years in the field argues that the industry's obsession with AI tools misses the point: the environment those tools operate in ma
A Datalog engine for LLMs: turning agent memory into incremental program analysis
During long vulnerability-research sessions with LLM agents, the author hit a recurring failure: the model would lose track of what had actually been establishe
AI Agent Swarm Cracks Five Open Math Problems in a Coordinator-Free Sandbox
Researchers built a shared environment called the Station where AI agents drawn from different model families work toward a common research goal with no central
AI 'brand protection' bot pulls open-source Luanti from Play Store on bogus DMCA
Luanti, the open-source voxel game-creation platform formerly known as Minetest, has been removed from the Google Play Store after Tracer.AI filed a DMCA takedo
EasyEffects: The Free Linux Fix for Awful Laptop Speakers
Laptop speakers are almost universally bad because the hardware is too small to sound good on its own. The laptops that are exceptions — MacBooks, some Dell XPS
Half-Finished Apps: When "Use Our App" Means Falling Back to the Web
A developer's attempt to subscribe to an events calendar on a Pixel running Android 17 exposed a basic gap: the updated Google Calendar app can't add a calendar
How an LG TV can push unwanted bloatware onto your PC just by plugging in HDMI
The piece argues that connecting an LG display to a Windows machine over HDMI can trigger the silent installation of software the user never requested. When any
Italian Campaign Presses Laptop Makers to Refund Unwanted Windows Licenses
A consumer-rights campaign backed by the Free Software Foundation Europe and the Italian Linux Society (refund4freedom.org) is pushing back against the practice
Judge halts Pentagon's blacklisting of Anthropic, calling it illegal retaliation
A federal district judge, Rita Lin, has blocked the Defense Department's designation of Anthropic as a national-security supply-chain risk, ruling in a 59-page
Ninth Circuit: Commodity Law Doesn't Shield Kalshi From State Gambling Cops
A unanimous Ninth Circuit panel ruled on August 28, 2026 (KalshiEX, LLC v. Assad) that federal commodities regulation does not strip states of authority over sp
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