VPN location claims don't match real traffic exits
The article discusses the growing trend of VPN location mismatch, where users' apparent locations do not match their actual locations. It explores the potential reasons for this phenomenon and its implications for online privacy and security.
Why Twilio Segment moved from microservices back to a monolith
The article discusses the potential drawbacks of microservices and suggests a shift towards a more monolithic, serverless architecture as a better option for many modern applications, highlighting the advantages of simplicity, cost-effectiveness, and improved developer experience.
Recovering Anthony Bourdain's (really) lost Li.st's
The article explores the life and legacy of renowned chef and television personality Anthony Bourdain, highlighting his influential role in shaping the culinary and travel industries, as well as his personal struggles with addiction and depression.
Analysis finds anytime electricity from solar available as battery costs plummet
This article analyzes the increasing availability of solar electricity at any time of day as battery costs continue to plummet, making renewable energy more accessible and affordable for consumers.
Some surprising things about DuckDuckGo
The article discusses some surprising facts about the search engine DuckDuckGo, including its rapid growth, its focus on privacy, and its unique approach to search results that aims to avoid filter bubbles and promote objective information.
Flat-pack washing machine spins a fairer future
This article explores a new flat-pack washing machine design that aims to provide an affordable and accessible solution for people in developing countries, helping to address issues of water and energy efficiency, as well as the ability to repair and maintain the machines.
The Rise of Computer Games, Part I: Adventure
The article traces the early history of computer games, focusing on the emergence of adventure games in the 1970s and 1980s. It discusses the pioneering work of developers like Will Crowther and Don Woods in creating influential titles like Colossal Cave Adventure, which laid the foundations for the adventure game genre.
RemoveWindowsAI
The article provides a tool called 'RemoveWindowsAI' that aims to remove Windows 11's built-in AI-based features, such as Cortana and the Microsoft Store, to improve system performance and privacy.
Awesome-Jj: Jujutsu Things
This repository is a curated list of awesome Java Jobs and career resources, including job boards, resume tips, interview preparation, and career development tools to help Java developers find and excel in their dream jobs.
Lean Theorem Prover Mathlib
The article discusses the development of Mathlib4, a new version of the Lean mathematical library. It highlights the improvements made to the library, including better organization, more comprehensive documentation, and a focus on making it more accessible to a wider range of users.
Brown University shooting: At least 2 killed
Two people were killed in a shooting incident on the campus of Brown University in the United States. The authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding the incident and have not yet released further details.
China's trade surplus tops record US$1T, defying trade war uncertainty
China's exports rebounded in November 2022 following a trade war thaw, with shipments increasing by 3.7% year-on-year. The rebound came after a sharp drop in October, suggesting that China's trade momentum is recovering despite global economic headwinds.
China Makes History with $1T Trade Surplus for First Time
China's trade surplus reached a record $1 trillion in 2025, driven by a rebound in exports amid global economic recovery and continued dominance in manufacturing and trade.
Apple loses contempt appeal in Epic case
The article discusses Apple's appeal against Epic Games in their ongoing legal battle, where Apple lost its attempt to hold Epic in contempt of court for allegedly violating a judge's order related to in-app purchases and payment options.
Aging Out of Fucks: The Neuroscience of Why You Suddenly Can't Pretend Anymore
This article explores the neuroscience behind the phenomenon of 'aging out of fucks', where people become less reactive to stressors as they get older. It examines how changes in the brain's emotional processing and reward circuits contribute to this reduced reactivity and increased emotional resilience.
Why mRNA-based Covid-19 vaccines can cause myocarditis
The article discusses a study that found the risk of myocarditis, or heart inflammation, is much higher after a COVID-19 infection than after COVID-19 vaccination, particularly for younger individuals. The findings suggest that the benefits of vaccination outweigh the small risk of vaccine-related myocarditis.
Samsung to halt SATA SSD production, leaker warns
Samsung plans to halt SATA SSD production, which could lead to up to 18 months of SSD price pressure, potentially worse than the impact of Micron's recent decision to end consumer RAM production.
China has invented a whole new way to do innovation
The article discusses how China has developed a new model of authoritarian capitalism, combining state control with market-based economic policies. It examines how this 'China model' has challenged the traditional liberal democratic system and created a new global power dynamic.
$1,500 robot cooks dinner while I work
The article reviews the Posha robot chef, a high-tech cooking appliance that can automate various kitchen tasks and prepare a variety of meals. It discusses the robot's capabilities, design, and overall performance in the home kitchen setting.
Canada Mobilizes a People's Army
The article discusses the mobilization of a 'People's Army' in Canada, a voluntary civilian defense force organized to protect the country's infrastructure and respond to emergencies. The article explores the motivations, organization, and training of this grassroots initiative aimed at enhancing national resilience.