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Signal Head Warns: AI Chatbots Are Not Your Friends

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Microsoft Links Mastra AI Supply Chain Attack to North Korean Hackers

Microsoft has concluded its investigation into the Mastra AI supply chain attack, revealing that over 140 npm packages were compromised. The tech giant attributes the incident to the North Korean hacker group Sapphire Sleet, also known as BlueNoroff. This attack underscores the escalating threat posed by state-sponsored cybercriminals targeting software development ecosystems and AI tools.

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How to Improve Soundbar Audio: 4 Simple Ways for High-Quality Sound

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WD Slashes Price on 2TB Black SN7100 SSD to 17,8 трлн ₽ efore Prime Day

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How Gemini Saved Google's Smart Home: A Nest Device Owner's Experience

An Android Authority contributor detailed their experience using Gemini instead of Google Assistant to manage a Nest-based smart home. After years of frustration with the assistant's unstable performance, switching to Gemini restored functionality even to older devices like the 2018 Nest Hub. Users can now control cameras, thermostats, and daily tasks without reaching for their smartphones. However, not all features are flawless: some requests remain unanswered due to artificial limitations, and performance speed depends on cloud computing.

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iOS 17: Key Updates in Maps, Wallet, Music, and PodcastsHardware

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At WWDC, Apple not only introduced new Siri and Apple Intelligence capabilities but also major improvements to core iOS 17 apps. Key updates include enhanced Apple Maps with realistic 3D city views, convenient bill-splitting tools in Apple Wallet, and new options for Apple Music and podcast users. The updates also extend to shared photo albums via iCloud and introduce new features for travelers and Apple Watch owners.

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Nobel Laureate John Jumper Leaves DeepMind for Anthropic

John Jumper, a key researcher at Google DeepMind and co-recipient of the 2024 Nobel Prize in Chemistry for developing AlphaFold, announced his departure to join Anthropic after nearly nine years with the company. Jumper expressed gratitude to the DeepMind team while emphasizing his continued interest in their progress. His exit follows another major talent shift at DeepMind, with Noam Shazeer, co-founder of Character AI, recently joining OpenAI.

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SwitchBot Unveils Smart 3D Fan with Battery and Matter Support

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Rare ASML Monopoly Board Game Traded for High-NA EUV Lego Model

A unique trade unfolded on social media platform X* as semiconductor tech enthusiasts swapped a rare 2007 ASML Monopoly board game—originally a corporate gift for employees—for a Lego model replicating the world's first High-NA EUV lithography machine. The Dutch lithography equipment manufacturer created the game as a holiday gift, featuring company tech and campuses instead of traditional Monopoly properties. Once distributed to staff, the limited-edition game has since become a highly sought-after collectible amid rising interest in chip manufacturing and AI technologies.

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Home Batteries: Installation, Cost, and Benefits

Home battery systems are becoming a popular solution for autonomous power supply and backup energy. They store energy from solar panels or the grid, reducing reliance on centralized power and enhancing energy efficiency. Installation requires professional expertise, while costs vary based on capacity and brand. This article explores how to select the right system and the factors influencing the final price.

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Review of Daiso's Budget Electronic Notebook for 330 Yen: Pros and Cons

Daiso’s electronic notebook, priced at just 330 yen (around 147 ₽), has caught the attention of the IT community. The palm-sized device fits easily in a hand or pocket, with a pressure-sensitive screen that adjusts stroke thickness based on writing force. The manufacturer claims a 50,000-cycle erasure lifespan, ensuring long-term usability. However, the gadget has one flaw: its magnet for attaching to metal surfaces, like refrigerators, detaches too easily.

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Researcher Turns Smart Bulb into Library of Banned Books

Cybersecurity expert Rick Osgood has developed an unconventional project: he modified an ESP32-based smart bulb to function as a standalone Wi-Fi access point with a library of banned books. The device operates as a 'digital stash'—users can connect to the open network and download texts stored on the bulb. Inspired by anti-corporate resistance ideas, the project is distributed as open source on Codeberg.

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