Monthly Highlights
4891.
LexisNexis leaked SSNs and other personal data of over 364,000 people (theverge.com)
4892.
Is it OK to leave device chargers plugged in all the time? An expert explains (theconversation.com)
4893.
China demands sensitive information for rare earth exports, companies warn (ft.com)
4894.
IDF data reveals 377,000 Palestinians unaccounted for (medium.com)
4895.
I Just Saw the Future. It Was Not in America. (nytimes.com)
4896.
Picking uncontested private IP subnets with usage data (blog.benjojo.co.uk)
4897.
Inside a phone smuggled out of North Korea [video] (bbc.com)
4898.
LTO-10 Tape Drive Is Here (ltoultrium.com)
4899.
A Startup Claimed Its Device Could Cure Cancer. Then Patients Began Dying (nytimes.com)
4900.
Skim: The implementation of functional languages using custom hardware (cl.cam.ac.uk)
4901.
Farewell, NOAA-18 (cimss.ssec.wisc.edu)
4902.
Build a Sentence-Level Text-to-Speech Reader in JavaScript (jsdev.space)
4903.
Show HN: I made the simplest RSVP tool after frustration with Google Forms (convide.online)
4904.
Introducing Assets: From @task to @materialize (prefect.io)
4905.
RedMonk Top Languages over Time: January 2025 (redmonk.com)
4906.
T-Mobile records iPhone screens and claims it's being helpful (droid-life.com)
4907.
Helsing valued at €12B to become one of Europe's most valuable tech groups (ft.com)
4908.
Chinese AI Companies Dodge U.S. by Flying Suitcases of Hard Drives Abroad (wsj.com)
4909.
The Linux 6.15 kernel arrives – and it's big a victory for Rust fans (zdnet.com)
4910.
Apple is adding Mach-O's riscv32 support to LLVM (github.com)
4911.
U.S. says it will start revoking visas for Chinese students (cnbc.com)
4912.
A real fixed-point decimal crate in Rust (github.com)
4913.
Multiple GCP products are experiencing issues (status.cloud.google.com)
4914.
The Universe's Darkest Mysteries Are Coming into Focus (nytimes.com)
4915.
The Spectacle of "Building" (fakepixels.substack.com)
4916.
The Silent Virus Behind Mono Is Now a Prime Suspect in Major Diseases (bloomberg.com)
4917.
Kagimail (kagimail.com)
4918.
Zero-click searches: Google's AI tools are the culmination of its hubris (arstechnica.com)
4919.
United States Marine Corps Artificial Intelligence Implementation Plan [pdf] (marines.mil)
4920.
Amsterdam's high-stakes experiment to create fair welfare AI (technologyreview.com)