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Introducing agent-skills: Teaching Development Processes to AI Agents
Agent-skills, released by Addy Osmani, injects senior engineering workflows and quality gates into AI coding agents. Available for over 70 agents.
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2026 World Robot Conference to be Held in Beijing This August
The 2026 World Robot Conference will take place in Beijing from August 19 to 23. China maintains its position as the world's largest robotics market for the 13th consecutive year, with a 26.9% year-on-year revenue growth. Humanoid robots and embodied intelligence are the key themes.
Internet Voices
OnlyFans Models Are Deleting Government Websites: The Paradox of DMCA and SEO
Government and educational websites hacked by cybercriminals are being removed from search results due to DMCA claims by OnlyFans models. An UpGuard investigation reveals a paradox in cybersecurity.
Dev
Identifying Hackers with Windows GDID: The Reality of Telemetry Tracking
Windows GDID was used as evidence for the first time in the arrest of a Scattered Spider member. We analyze the technical details and privacy concerns of telemetry-based individual tracking.
AI
MiniMax M3 Achieves Three Key Features Simultaneously with Open Source Technology
MiniMax's open-source model M3 (428 billion parameters) achieves three milestones simultaneously: 1M ultra-long context, native multimodal capabilities, and advanced coding. We examine real-world results, from video comprehension to HTML generation.
Dev
AI Framework for Automating Job Hunting with Claude Code Now Available
The open-source AI job search framework "ai-job-search" is gaining attention on GitHub. Based on Claude Code, it automates everything from job searches to application preparation and interview readiness. Targeted at the Danish market but designed for general use.
Dev
Windows GDID Helps Identify Scattered Spider Suspect
The FBI used Windows' GDID (Global Device Identifier) to identify a suspect from the Scattered Spider group, spotlighting the role of OS telemetry data in criminal investigations.
Dev
AMD Linux Driver Moves to Eliminate BUG() with Submission of 30 Patches
AMDGPU driver maintainer Alex Deucher submits 30 patches to replace BUG() macros, which cause kernel panics, with warnings or errors, enhancing stability and security.
Gadgets
System76 Unveils New Gaming Laptop, Flipper Zero Announces New Model, and More
System76 introduces Adder Pro with Intel Core Ultra 7 356H. Plus, Flipper Zero's new model, Bigme's 25.3-inch E Ink monitor, AMD Ryzen Halo mini PC, and Pixel 11 updates.
Internet Voices
Three Interaction Patterns Between New Technologies and Traditional Enterprises
The relationship between new technologies and traditional enterprises in the wave of digital transformation goes beyond simple disruption. This article organizes three patterns of interaction—replacement, complementarity, and coexistence—and provides guidance for business strategies.
AI
Meta Announces Free AI Image Generation Model "Muse"
Meta releases its new AI image generation model "Muse Image" for free, offering diverse use cases like ad creation, interior decoration, and Facebook Marketplace integration. A video generation version is also under development.
Gadgets
Samsung Surpasses Nvidia to Become the World's Most Profitable Company
Samsung has overtaken Nvidia to become the world's most profitable technology firm in Q2 2026. Its semiconductor division's annual profit is projected to exceed the cumulative total of the past 40 years.
Internet Voices
AI Data Center Demand Causes U.S. Manufacturing Energy Costs to Skyrocket
Manufacturers in the U.S. Midwest face surging power costs due to the rapid growth of AI data centers, pressuring industries like steel and brickmaking, and casting a shadow over the Trump administration's "Made in America" initiative.
Gadgets
Unannounced RTX 50 Super GPUs Listed with TGP on Seasonic Calculator
NVIDIA's RTX 5080 Super, RTX 5070 Ti Super, and RTX 5070 Super were spotted on Seasonic's PSU calculator with 10–17% higher TGPs than existing models. No official announcement yet from NVIDIA.
Internet Voices
Netflix Struggles with Declining Viewer Retention for Series Continuations
Netflix faces a significant drop in viewership for second seasons of popular series. Beef saw a 70% decrease, attributed to long intervals and competition from TikTok and YouTube.
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NASA Transfers Maryland Woodland to U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service as Wildlife Refuge
NASA has transferred ownership of 103 acres of land, called "Area 400," near Goddard Space Flight Center in Maryland to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. The land will become part of the Patuxent Research Refuge, supporting environmental conservation and scientific research.
Internet Voices
UK Government’s Cyber Resilience Pledge Secures 60 Signatories, Including M&S and Capita
The UK Government’s new Cyber Resilience Pledge has been signed by 60 organizations, including M&S and Capita. Examining the participation and absences of affected companies.
Dev
Enhanced AF_ALG Restrictions with New sysctl Introduced in Linux 7.3
Following its deprecation in Linux 7.2, the AF_ALG interface in the Linux kernel will see stricter restrictions in version 7.3 with a new `af_alg_restrict` sysctl parameter, featuring three levels of control to mitigate security risks.
Gadgets
New Laws in California and New York to Monitor 3D Printers for Gun Control
California and New York are advancing bills mandating 3D printers to include software that detects and blocks the production of gun parts. Concerns about technical feasibility and privacy violations are emerging.
Gadgets
Hisense UR9 RGB MiniLED Delivers High-Quality Picture for $2,000
The new flagship TV from Hisense, the "UR9," features RGB MiniLED technology and a 180Hz refresh rate. Priced at $2,000 for the 65-inch model, it offers both exceptional picture quality and gaming performance.