How a 20-Year-Old Bug in GTA San Andreas Surfaced in Windows 11
In the fast-paced world of video game development, sometimes good enough is... well, good enough. But what happens when a tiny coding shortcut comes back to haunt you 20 years later?
Docker for AI: A New Way to Run Computer Agents Safely
Computer-use AI is evolving from a novelty to a practical tool, but running these agents safely has been a challenge. Enter Cua, a startup offering a virtualization solution that lets AI operate without compromising your system's security.
AI's Horseless Carriage: Why Tech Keeps Getting Email Wrong
In the world of tech innovation, there's a familiar pattern: new technologies get grafted onto old systems before anyone truly understands how to use them. Right now, that's happening with AI and email - and the results are as awkward as the first attempts to remove horses from carriages.
EU Fines Apple and Meta: Big Tech's Regulatory Reckoning
The digital titans are getting a wake-up call from Brussels. As the European Union drops the hammer on Apple and Meta, we're witnessing a watershed moment in tech regulation that could reshape how global platforms do business.
Google's AI Playground: When Contracts Become Competitive Walls
In the world of tech giants, the lines between innovation and monopolistic behavior can blur faster than a smartphone's screen refresh rate. Google's latest contractual maneuver with Motorola and Perplexity AI offers a fresh glimpse into how technology companies navigate – and sometimes manipulate – competitive landscapes.
Spring '83: A Radical Reimagining of Online Interaction
In the ever-evolving landscape of digital communication, a new protocol emerges that challenges our assumptions about how we share and consume online content. Spring '83 proposes a refreshingly different approach to digital interaction.
Open Source Browser Agent Index Promises AI-Powered Web Navigation
In the rapidly evolving landscape of AI assistants, a new open-source tool is pushing the boundaries of automated web interaction. Index, developed by Laminar, aims to transform how we navigate and interact with websites using intelligent browser agents.
The Obsidian Blog Hack: How Developers Are Reclaiming Their Digital Writing Space
In the world of digital publishing, control is currency. Developers are increasingly crafting blog setups that prioritize flexibility, simplicity, and true content ownership. This isn't just about saving money - it's about creating a writing workflow that adapts to the writer, not the other way around.
Nostalgia and Innovation: The Open-Source Music Player Renaissance
In the ever-evolving world of tech tinkering, a new open-hardware music player is sparking memories of digital rebellion and creative hardware modification. This isn't just another gadget—it's a love letter to the DIY spirit of early digital audio experimentation.