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The FCC added foreign-made connected power inverters to its Covered List on July 28, cutting off the federal authorization new models need to be imported, marketed, or sold in the US.

It’s aimed at the radios inside modern inverters, not the power electronics. And it lands on a market where US factories are on track to supply just 40% of combined solar and battery demand next year, according to testing firm Intertek CEA.

Security researcher James Kettle tried to push the limit of AI’s hacking abilities—and discovered how effective it can be when combined with human expertise.

the latest submission to Supercut.org, inspired by Of Oz The Wizard

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I look forward to this level of class and brand prestige coming to Apple Maps.

The gossip blogger was on TikTok covered in what appeared to be blood and wielding a knifelike object before the platform cut his stream. He’s since been hospitalized.

SpaceX won't build large cell towers but plans small base stations across US.

Sherrod Brown's U.S. Senate campaign releases a new ad scorching Jon Husted for slashing Medicaid:

"You can't hug our daughter, take your picture with her, and then cut the care that she relies on."

Gary LeVox just helped raise $1.25 million for military families — and the way it happened is worth hearing about. Continue reading…

Leonardo da Vinci is remembered as one of history’s geniuses, a man whose curiosity seemed to have no limits. Born in 1452 during the Italian Renaissance, he created some of the world’s most celebrated works of art, including the “Mona Lisa” and “The Last Supper,” while fill...

The Computer That Helped Win World War II. “…it is not possible to give an adequate idea of the fascination of a Colossus at work: its sheer bulk and apparent complexity; the fantastic speed of thin paper tape round the glittering pulleys…”

EVgo is installing Tesla’s newest Supercharger hardware on its own network, but the stations will be EVgo-branded.

Previously we were only able to notify via rssCloud.

Now we also support WebSub because there are also a fair number of feed readers that only use WebSub.

We're using Andrew Shell's rsscloud.io as our WebSub hub, as we have for a long time with rssCloud.

Andrew please help us figure out if this is working correctly.

The source is in the repo, along with a worknote.

"The models are forecasting something outside the envelope of anything we have ever observed."

Previously we were only able to notify via rssCloud.

Now we also support WebSub because there are also a fair number of feed readers that only use WebSub.

We're using Andrew Shell's rsscloud.io as our WebSub hub, as we have for a long time with rssCloud.

Andrew please help us figure out if this is working correctly.

The source is in the repo, along with a worknote.

Andrew Shell's rssCloud server speaks both protocols as of its 4.0 release, over one shared list of subscribers -- so a reader that speaks WebSub can now follow an rss.chat feed in real time, the way an rssCloud reader always could. Two things make it work. Every feed we serve announces the hub in a Link header, which is the first place the spec tells a subscriber to look. And when a feed changes we tell the hub, right alongside the rssCloud ping we already send. It covers the per-user feeds, the everyone feed, and the subscription list at data/subs.opml -- WebSub works for OPML as well as RSS. (Server v0.6.14, on rss.chat and demo.rss.chat now.)

Two new settings, both with working defaults, so there's nothing to configure: flWebsubEnabled is on, and urlWebsubHub is Andrew's hub at https://rpc.rsscloud.io/websub. Put a different address in config.json and both the announcement and the ping follow it. Set flWebsubEnabled to false and neither happens. One note for operators: the header rides on feeds the server itself serves, so if yours publishes to S3 instead, there's nothing to announce.

Get the new rssnetwork.js and package.json from the repo and restart. No new packages this time, so there's no npm install step.

Q: What message does it send if Trump fires a U.S. attorney because she determined there was not sufficient evidence to charge four people with a crime?

Blanche: He's allowed to do that

At the start of 2025, investors wondered whether Google could keep pace with OpenAI. By December, Alphabet was completing its

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Two teenagers and two young adults set fire to one of the Hudson Valley's most historic landmarks — and a Westchester County Parks worker was the first to find the damage. Continue reading…