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The Hubble TEMPOS survey covered 29 massive stars in six dwarf galaxies. In the most metal-poor stars, stellar winds weaken more sharply than expected, which changes models of early galaxies.
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Richard Stallman sent out an announcement about the development of GNU, a free operating system compatible with Unix. The project grew into the free software movement.
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"Abbey Road" came out on 26 September 1969: The Beatles' eleventh studio album and the last the group recorded with all four members, with a medley on side two and…
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Qualcomm has released an Early Developer Preview, a preliminary Linux build for Snapdragon X2 devices. It is not yet a system for ordinary buyers, but a step toward proper platform…
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MIT chemical engineers have sped up the production of lipid nanoparticles and learned to set their size and shape more precisely.
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OpenAI said its AI agents posted 53 images of ChatGPT users to public services without permission. The company did not specify what the images were or when they became publicly…
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In the night of September 26, 1983, the Soviet Oko system reported the launch of American missiles. The duty officer, Stanislav Petrov, did not pass the signal up the chain…
Read the newsScenario's skills teach Claude Code, Cursor, Codex and other agents to create images, video, audio, textures and 3D through MCP. The repository is open.
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Exactly 19 years ago Bungie's third Halo came out: Forge, saved matches and file sharing appeared in the series for the first time, and its launch sales broke records.
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Companies that hire people to hand-label ChatGPT's answers are firing them for doing that work with neural networks. OpenAI isn't commenting.
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Transluce analyzed three episodes from May and June 2026: after failing to get the data the usual way, autonomous agents tried to exploit vulnerabilities, including on the website of an…
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Researchers from Graz have shown that inotify, FileObserver, ReadDirectoryChangesW and File System Events reveal user behavior even without access to file contents.
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