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That Apple Cash payment you got from a stranger is not a mistake and the sob story they tell begging you to return it is just part of the con. Here's how to protect yourself.
Scammers are sending …
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Via AppleInsider
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10/21/26
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Maintainers reckon a quarter of incoming pull requests are slop, rising to 31% on larger projects
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Richard Speed (via The Register)
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10/21/26
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Plus, a trailer for 'Buried Secrets,' the latest offering from Full Moon Features.
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Gordon Jackson (via Gizmodo | Tecg. Science. Culture)
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10/21/26
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The company is suspending the feature after security researchers discovered how easy it was to access sensitive information shared with the AI assistant.
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Dan Goodin, Ars Technica (via Wired)
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10/21/26
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Why Is Nobody Buying Your MVP? The Problem May Not Be Your Product. You spent six months building your minimum viable product. Your developers delivered...Read More
The post Your Texas Startup Has …
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Eric Soon (via ISHIR Blog)
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10/21/26
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Employers are getting pickier when looking at tech resumes, but competition for the right skills is still intense. Companies will pay a premium for experience and advanced AI …
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Via Computerworld
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10/21/26
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Microsoft has released PowerToys 0.102, with two new mouse utilities, new command-line tools, and Command Palette improvements. [...]
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Sergiu Gatlan (via BleepingComputer)
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10/21/26
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You may have noticed that under corrupt Trumpist courts, if a regulator like the FCC engages in literally anything that threatens corporate power or aids workers, competition, or consumers (say, net …
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Karl Bode (via Techdirt)
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10/21/26
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Google’s Pixel phones are mostly known for their cameras. While someone like me might choose one for the software first, I think it’s safe to say that the industry knows Google’s phones as …
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Kellen (via Droid Life)
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10/21/26
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The Nokia 3310 had a legendary reputation for surviving just about anything. But was it truly unbreakable or as indestructible as people say?
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Via BGR Tech
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10/21/26
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The embargo for iPhone Duo reviews has broken, which means dozens of reviews have appeared all at once. It’s like sitting in an empty office with all the phones ringing at the …
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Via Computerworld
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10/21/26
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David Hucks (via MyrtleBeachSC)
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10/21/26
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This is today’s edition of The Download, our weekday newsletter that provides a daily dose of what’s going on in the world of technology. Introducing: the Impossible issue We wanted our last …
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Thomas Macaulay (via MIT Technology Review)
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10/21/26
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The attackers obtained the session data from the memory of a support application the retailer believed could only be reached from its own computers. The breach gave a Chinese organized crime …
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Via TechSpot
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10/21/26
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Consider this the wake-up call
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Jessica Lyons (via The Register)
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10/21/26
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Apple made an astonishingly good first foldable. Now iOS and third-party apps need time to catch up.
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Julian Chokkattu (via Wired)
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10/21/26
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I thought I was so clever. Wary of the privacy and security dangers posed by OpenClaw and other personal AI assistants, I decided to build my own AI agent on a Raspberry Pi, …
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Via TechHive
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10/21/26
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Apple has solved the most notable flaws on Android foldables.
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Raymond Wong (via Gizmodo | Tecg. Science. Culture)
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10/21/26
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The Netflix hit has some similarities to the Apple TV Emmy sensation—but some key differences too.
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Cheryl Eddy (via Gizmodo | Tecg. Science. Culture)
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10/21/26
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If you’re looking for an affordable Windows machine under $500, a blazing fast gaming beast for those intense matches, or a portable 2-in-1 for school or work, you’ve got …
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Via TechHive
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10/21/26
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