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Agentic AI browsers are highly susceptible to prompt injection attacks
(brave.com)
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Detection firm finds 82% of herbal remedy books on Amazon 'likely written' by AI
(theguardian.com)
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1y ago
I listened to this with Eleven Lab's ElevenReader app & let it use Laurence Olivier's voice, which made it appropriately creepy. But, I had to chuckle everytime he exclaimed "Article continues after advertisement!" T
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1y ago
That channel has loads of good free documentaries on it. I typically use them to listen to to fall asleep. It's some guy with a monotone British accent slowly spouting off incredibly boring facts about ancient Rome or WW2 battles. It p
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1y ago
It's wild to me that people will use things like this as unregulated security investments. Coffeezilla did a great video series exposing the CSGO skin gambling scene and how it borders on straight up crime and exploitation (especially
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1y ago
I asked Perplexity what people are speculating online might have been the cause of his death, and it mostly appears to revolve around mental health issues, substance abuse & self harm. Whether or not it's true, this is a tragic los
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1y ago
Thanks. I couldn't get this to work in either archive[.]today or even the Google Search Tool. I don't know if WSJ is really cracking down or what.
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1y ago
There was an article about this in Techradar yesterday https://www.techradar.com/vpn/vpn-privacy-security/we-need-t...
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1y ago
It sounds like people will be flocking to Canada to fill their ozempic prescriptions. However, the WP just posted this article about how ordering rx meds from Canada has become unaffordable due to tariffs. Many seniors get cheaper medicine
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1y ago
The registry filings mentioned in the article are from May 2024, but as of August 2025, Proton has started to move it's infrastructure out of Switzerland due to "legal uncertainties" [1]. But that decision still seems to be i
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The EFF and Three Labor Unions Sue Trump Admin over Social Media Surveillance
(eff.org)
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1y ago
More coverage via The Register: https://www.theregister.com/2025/10/17/labor_unions_surveill...
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Trump commutes the prison sentence of fmr NY Congressman George Santos
(npr.org)
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1y ago
Even if you were just employed at the company? Not even just the CEO/etc?
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1y ago
Does Ofcom actually have the power to restrict a person from traveling to the UK if a fine is levied against a company they work for?
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1y ago
"The UK is imprisoning thousands for their tweets." Who?? What's he talking about?
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Nearly half of drivers killed in (Ohio County) crashes had THC in their blood
(sciencedaily.com)
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As you can see, and will probably read in upcoming media headlines, the original headline without mentioning that this study was carried out in a single county in Ohio (Montgomery County) is extremely alarmist and even mentioning where they
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1y ago
MARRY ME LINA KHAN (I would have posted Lina Khan for president, but I recently learned she was born in the UK, so I'll take what I can get)
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1y ago
I miss all the writers from Gawker
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1y ago
Hasan Piker & Adin Ross are gonzo journalists ?? Since when?
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1y ago
Interestingly, I read in a recent article on upcoming features for OneUI 8.5 (based on a leaked build) is the "Ability to temporarily disable Auto Blocker" [1]. This is specifically to allow the sideloading of apps. That reall
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1y ago
It would just make me more inclined to go hunt it down on Scihub or Anna's Archive or something rather than pay for journal access. Your BBC article was published 26 February 2025, but this abstract says it's from this month (Sept
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1y ago
RIP
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1y ago
I saw this too. Probably sharing this on HN overwhelmed all his Gemini credits. RIP :(
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1y ago
Out of curiosity as to how PeakMetrics was getting access to Twitter's APIs after all the talk of Elon Musk turning off the tap & making it prohibitively expensive to even pull data off them, I wanted to see how they were doing it.
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1y ago
Bring back headphone jacks & SD card slots!
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1y ago
Is it possible to spoof/emulate play pass integrity somehow?
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1y ago
Here's an archived link for those who can't get the article working. It's through MSN, which aggregates other site's pages, so the layout is kind of goofy & you have to click "continue reading" or "ski
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1y ago
Worked fine for me just a minute ago
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