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How to Install an App on Your Commodore 64. “Oh, don’t...

How to Install an App on Your Commodore 64. “Oh, don’t worry, you’ll just need to type in the code for that program. There’s an article explaining what MLX is, which you can read really quickly on page 93, and then you’ll find the code for it on page 94.”

WIRED
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The US Government Is Hiding a Secret Court Ruling About How It Spies on Americans

Two US senators say the Trump administration is breaking the law by withholding the FISA court decision while it presses Congress to renew America’s most sweeping surveillance program.

The Wolf – Hudson Valley’s New Country
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Hiker Rescued After Dislocating Hip on Rocky Hudson Valley Trail

Fall foliage makes the Hudson Valley a popular hiking destination, but the trails can be dangerous. A recent rescue involving a dislocated hip is prompting another reminder for hikers to use caution. Continue reading…

The Wolf – Hudson Valley’s New Country
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Ulster County Business Calls Out Woman Over Alleged Fake Cash

A business in Ulster County is asking for the public's help identifying a woman who allegedly passed several counterfeit $100 bills over the weekend. Continue reading…

The New Stack | DevOps, Open Source, and Cloud Native News
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The next 10 years of KubeVirt

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KubeVirt was founded by Red Hat in 2016 around the idea that Kubernetes could run virtual machines alongside containers. We

The post The next 10 years of KubeVirt appeared first on The New Stack.

The New Stack | DevOps, Open Source, and Cloud Native News
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MiniMax M3.1 Flash vs. MiniMax M3: One is cheaper, but not faster or better

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MiniMax released M3.1 Flash on October 19, 2026, and says it cuts the overall cost of agentic tasks by 70%

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The New Stack | DevOps, Open Source, and Cloud Native News
Text • Manveer Chawla

The sandbox wasn’t enough: Why AI agent governance requires runtime observability

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Models running an OpenAI cybersecurity evaluation reached the public Internet from an environment designed to be isolated. Package installation through

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Steve Bannon Whines About CrooksandLiars' Negative Fauci Book Review

Real America's Voice Steve Bannon attacked my article ridiculing Peter Navarro for begging his audience to purchase his hate-filled Dr. Fauci book and brought on the publisher to do so. Tony Lyons, published the latest anti-Fauci screed and joined Bannon to lie about my ar...

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Catholic Archbishop Apologizes For White House Visit

Last week, a group of Catholic prelates, including Milwaukee Archbishop Jeffrey Grob, went to the White House for a visit after being invited by the conservative Heritage Foundation. At the White House, the prelates spoke with staff and advisors for about 90 minutes about ...

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Todd Blanche, in His Underwear, in Disgrace

Todd Blanche is trying to do what Jeffrey Clark aspired to do in 2020, but do it in such a way that avoids the possibility he'll be standing outside his own home in his underwear while federal agents search it.

The post Todd Blanche, in His Underwear, in Disgrace appeared first on emptywheel.

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WIRED Ghost Stories

Five hauntings from the other side of technology.

Electrek Valid
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Volkswagen gets L3 autonomous driving test permit in China, eyes 2027

Volkswagen Group China now has a permit to test Level 3 autonomous driving on public roads in Hefei, and it says testing is already underway. The permit also covers large-scale driving data collection in the city.

It’s the latest step toward VW’s goal of L3 technology readiness in China by 2027. And the timing is good as the group holds its first China Technology Day in Hefei on Wednesday.

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@scripting.com - Dave Winer on Bluesky
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One thing's for sure -- the web that was controlled by VCs has run out of things to make billions on. Now the question is do we want a web that works for writers and readers. Are we ready for the Big Undo??

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Defector
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Leave It To The Browns To Ruin The Post-Win Locker Room Video

Leave It To The Browns To Ruin The Post-Win Locker Room Video
I love it when NFL teams post a video from inside a victorious locker room. I love to see Dan Campbell look down at his little stat sheet and shout, "O-line! Where's the O-line? One-hundred forty-four yards on the ground! Holy cow, men!" while losing his voice. I love it whe...

Defector
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Real Madrid Isn’t Dead Just Yet

Real Madrid Isn’t Dead Just Yet
Perhaps the rumors of Real Madrid's demise were greatly exaggerated. It was easy to look at the club's ongoing war of the words with La Liga president Javier Tebas, as well as the two domestic losses that left the club six points behind Barcelona heading into Sunday's first ...

The Wolf – Hudson Valley’s New Country
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Ashley McBryde Skips Meeting Fans After a Show Due to a ‘Creepy’ Safety Issue Backstage

McBryde explains that it wouldn't have been safe for her to stay at the venue. Continue reading…

The San Francisco Standard
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The Valkyries are breaking the WNBA, and the league doesn’t know what to make of them

No team has won a title without a first- or second-team All-WNBA player. Golden State is two wins away from doing it.

The San Francisco Standard
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Why SF’s mansion mania is good news for the city’s budget

Transfer tax revenue is expected to hit $417 million this year as AI money floods the luxury market.

The San Francisco Standard
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Meta, its $25B penalty, and the lessons tech still hasn’t learned

Reporter Carole Cadwalladr, who helped break Facebook’s biggest scandal, hopes the New Mexico ruling stops Silicon Valley from rewriting history.

The San Francisco Standard
Text • Kevin V. Nguyen

Prop. 45 promises more housing. Why are some YIMBYs against it?

The ballot measure would speed up environmental reviews for housing and much more. Usual allies are split over whether that’s worth the trade.