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I'm about to switch from Grok to DeepSeek
Google closed 353 vulnerabilities in Chrome 156.
Six are critical, including CVE-2026-113303 in WebRTC and CVE-2026-113279 in Accessibility. The announcement came on 20-21 October 2026.
Chrome now asks for permission before connecting to insecure HTTP sites. The setting is on by default for all users.
Update and restart Chrome. The fixes do not take effect until the browser restarts.
π€ Made with AI
Yes. Chinese models are going to win. Not because they are better, but because they don't treat you like a person who can't take responsibility for what they do, or like a kid.
France's prime minister told the four main mobile operators to stand ready to block TikTok, Instagram and Snapchat for a few hours during the October 24 protests.
A letter dated 22 October from SΓ©bastien Lecornu, published by Blast, asked Orange, SFR, Free and Bouygues Telecom to prepare DNS filtering so access could be suspended without delay if urban violence returned.
X was added after the letter went out. The document cites no legal basis. Operators raised legal and technical doubts in a meeting the next day.
No order was issued and nothing was blocked.
The request stayed confidential and the government has not commented.
No internet, no freedom. We don't live in the 90s anymore. Internet is essential as of today to communicate freely. No reason to block it.
Another reason why closed ecosystems are bad.
βοΈ A tourist lost their Apple Watch charger in China, bought another at an Apple Store, and the US watch refused it as a "country-specific charger".
Apple says Chinese wireless chargers sold there only charge local models.
They cost CNΒ₯279, ~$42, and can't fast charge.
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
Chinese WPT regulations limit wireless charging frequencies to 100-148.5 kHz (and two other bands), excluding the 360 kHz of standard Qi2/MagSafe fast charging, so Apple sells slower country-specific compliant chargers in China that only work with local models.
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Another day, another time someone proves that Google doesn't respect your privacy.
German court proves that Google is SPYING on us π‘
On Tuesday, a German court ruled that by showing aerial images of a man's private property on Google Earth & Google Maps, the Big Tech company is BREAKING German privacy laws π¨
This is a win for all of us and our right to privacy because #privacymatters β
This is your sign to #degoogle!
If your looking for nice Google Maps alternatives, check this outπ tuta.com/blog/google-maps-alβ¦
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like in the United Kingdom
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Evading taxes and money laundering is okay when it's about crypto.
Replying to @0xDinoCrypto @Revolut
Your account will be seized due to money laundering. Why do you pretend like you donβt know
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Anthropic is woke
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DeepSeek
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Anthropic may have just klled REA.
Users are reporting that Claude now hits a safety check when asked to use REA (Reverse Engineer Anything) for detailed reverse-engineering work, even after completing the research.
REA itself is an open-source MCP tool that lets AI coding agents inspect software locally, trace how features work, and use that information to build compatible implementations
The UK is a police state.
The coward @CllrSimonB has closed his X account.
Donβt call his office (07973 665277), nor email him ([email protected]) to say how much you despise this POS.
Oh, btw. His civic correspondence address is c/o Civic Centre, St. Peterβs Square, Wolverhampton, WV1 1RG.
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