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The sneaky way to to deal with public Wi-Fi restrictions

On a recent flight home to Cincinnati, I found myself in a Wi-Fi pickle.

Delta was offering free in-flight Wi-Fi for all SkyMiles members, but only after logging in through a web page. That created an obstacle for connecting my recently-acquired retro gaming handhelds, which don’t have web browsers onboard. With no access to Delta’s login site, I couldn’t get them online to

The Strategy Gap: Social Video Is Not PPC Video via @sejournal, @LisaRocksSEM

CMOs looking to improve ROAS should rethink video. This article outlines why social content repurposing is killing performance and what to do instead.

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Start your day right with these digital productivity tools

This article is republished with permission from Wonder Tools, a newsletter that helps you discover the most useful sites and apps. Subscribe here.

Curious about my actual tech tool kit? I’m sharing the apps and tools that powered me through a recent morning—from wake-up alarm to lunchtime break. This builds on my recent 

These three underrated features make ChatGPT way better

Often lost in the generally breathless coverage of generative AI, ChatGPT sports a few genuinely useful features that aren’t quite so obvious.

These options don’t get splashy demos or make the headlines, but instead quietly make your life as a gen-AI user a bit easier.

Let’s take a quick look at some of ChatGPT’s unsung heroes.

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Antiparos

Antické a hlavně podstatně starší památky menšího kykladského ostrova v kontextu pátrání po místech jejich původu, i když bylo (alespoň pro mě) z valné části marné. Příklad problémů topografie i vývoje kultur v průběhu řady tisíciletí. http://www.osel.cz/14135-antiparos.html

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Tvoří temnou hmotu záplava mikroskopických tornád?

Pokud se temná hmota skládá z ohromující spousty zcela nepatrných částic ultralehké temné hmoty, mohla by se chovat jako kvantová kapalina. Podle simulací by při v rotující „kapalinové“ temné hmotě vznikala mikroskopická tornáda, uspořádaná do pravidelného vzoru podobného krystalické mřížce. http://www.osel.cz/14134-tvori-temnou-hmotu-zaplava-mikroskopickych-tornad.html

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Don’t believe these tech myths

Technology can seem pretty mysterious at times, so it’s all too easy for misconceptions to spread.

That helps explain why I keep seeing technological myths propagate. Should you bury a wet phone in rice? Do you need a VPN to use public Wi-Fi networks? Is your phone secretly recording your conversations? The answer to these questions and more is no, but believing otherwise can be detrimental.

Here’s my attempt to dispel a half dozen popular tech myths, and what you should

Francouzský VORTEX je následovníkem amerického raketoplánu

Dassault Aviation nedávno představili projekt univerzálního raketoplánu VORTEX. Kosmické plavidlo o délce 12 metrů a rozpětí křídel 7 metrů by mělo létat do vesmíru na špici nosné rakety a přistávat na ranveji, podobně jako dávno zrušené americké raketoplány. Snad bude mít VORTEX více štěstí. http://www.osel.cz/14133-francouzsky-vortex-je-nasledovnikem-americkeho-raketoplanu.html

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This accuracy-obsessed weather app does one thing oh so well

Whether weather is always on your radar or merely a passing front of occasional interest, having an on-demand eye on the world around you is one of the most powerful slices of sorcery you can set your sights on today.

And this week, I want to introduce you to a worthwhile new weather app I recently encountered that’s decidedly different from the others. It isn’t meant to replace whatever weather app you’re already using, whether that’s the one that came preinstalled on you

These two game-changing breakthroughs advance us toward artificial general intelligence

The biggest technology game changers don’t always grab the biggest headlines. Two emerging AI developments may not go viral on TikTok or YouTube, but they represent an inflection point that could radically accelerate the development of artificial general intelligence (AGI). That’s AI that can function and learn like us.

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WhatsApp just got banned on Capitol Hill. Here’s how you can make the Meta messaging platform more secure

The U.S. House of Representatives’ Chief Administrative Officer (CAO), Catherine Szpindor, informed congressional staffers this week that WhatsApp is now banned from government phones. The move came after the CAO’s Office of Cybersecurity deemed the Meta-owned app to be “high-risk to users”—a claim that WhatsApp quickly rebutted.

But the CAO is correct. While WhatsApp is one of the more secure messaging apps out there, it does have some pri

Magnetická molekula s dysprosiem zařídí malé disky s ohromnou kapacitou

Australští a britští chemici vyvinuli novou molekulu s dysprosiem, která si jako monomolekulární magnet udrží paměťové vlastnosti i při teplotách kolem 100 K (mínus 173 °C). Mohla by se stát základem pro super kompaktní pevné disky, co pojmou kolem 3 T na centimetr čtvereční. http://www.osel.cz/14132-magneticka-molekula-s-dysprosiem-zaridi-male-disky-s-ohromnou-kapacitou.html

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Britain’s first ‘space factory’ blasts into orbit on test mission


A British-built manufacturing satellite successfully launched into orbit on its first test mission. Cardiff-based startup Space Forge launched the probe — called ForgeStar-1 — aboard SpaceX’s Transporter-14 rideshare mission from Vandenberg Space Force Base i

Switzerland leads the world in deep tech investment, report finds


Switzerland pours more of its venture capital into deep tech than any other country, according to new data. The Swiss Deep Tech Report 2025 found that 60% of all Swiss venture funding between 2019 and 2025 went to deep tech — far surpassing any other n

Why the ‘Tiny Chef’ cancellation broke the internet’s heart

Justice for Tiny Chef.

A now-viral clip of the stop-motion animated star of The Tiny Chef Show getting laid off directly by the execs at “Mickelflodeon” has tugged at the heartstrings of the internet.

In a ">YouTube short posted earlier this week, now with 365,000 views, the tiny green chef (Cheffy, as he’s known to friends) is minding his business, dusting his room, when he gets a call deliverin

Bumble is stumbling. Tinder is flagging. But this go-to gay dating app is thriving

Dating app Bumble continues to lose its footing. After subpar earnings, sluggish user growth, and internal stagnation, the company has laid off 30% of its staff. Meanwhile, its dating app competitor Grindr is soaring. 

Among dating apps, Match Group’s properties—mostly Hinge

Why Apple is revamping its App Store terms in the European Union

Apple has revamped its app store policies in the European Union with hopes of fending off escalating fines under the 27-nation bloc’s

This AI-powered social app aims to end loneliness—by ‘engineering chance’

“An opportunity to choose chance.”

That’s what social platform startup 222 claims to offer its members. It isn’t a dating app—there’s no swiping, and, more notably, there’s no actual choosing of who you might be meeting.

Instead, an AI-driven algorithm does it for you.

“We wanted people to be out and meeting each other.
It was [based] on this whole idea of the death of third places, and that people aren’t just running into each o

Has AI already rotted my brain?

Five years ago, I bought an e-bike. At the time, the motor-equipped two-wheelers were burdened with an iffy reputation. Was it way easier to get up a hill on one than on a bike without a battery? Absolutely. Did that mean people who rode them were

Gen Alpha slang baffles parents—and AI

If a Gen Alpha tween said, “Let him cook,” would you know what that meant? No? AI doesn’t either.

A research paper written by soon-to-be ninth grader Manisha Mehta was presented this week at the ACM Conference on Fairness, Accountability, and Transparency in Athens. The paper details how four leading AI models—GPT-4, Claude, Gemini, and Llama 3—all struggled to fully understand slang from Gen Alpha, defined as t

Why Gen Z is ditching popular emojis for unexpected alternatives

Not all emojis are created equal.

The sparkle emoji or red heart emoji are staples of text conversations and social media captions. But how often are you using the baggage claim icon or the non-potable water symbol?

Recently, a new trend has emerged: mainstream emojis are being passed over in favor of more creative alternatives. The broken heart emoji? Tired. Predictable. Th

Aurora hits a self-driving trucking milestone. But the road ahead is still bumpy

Self-driving vehicle startups have often drawn skepticism for overpromising and underdelivering—see: Argo AI and GM’s Cruise subsidiary, both now in corporate junkyards—but in early May, one of them achieved a milestone that had long eluded the

Tajemství královny Hatšepsut: Proč byly v Egyptě zničeny její sochy?

Po smrti úspěšné egyptské královny Hatšepsut ničili její sochy. Podle nového výzkumu nebyla přinejmenším část z nich zničena ve snaze vymazat její památku, ale spíše rituálně deaktivována. Egypťané považovali sochy vladařů za mocné, možná i živoucí entity, s nimiž se bylo nutné rituálně vvypořádat. http://www.osel.cz/14131-tajemstvi-kralovny-hatsepsut-proc-byly-v-egypte-zniceny-jeji-sochy.html

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You’ve got 99 problems but data shouldn’t be one

Ryan is joined by Tobiko Data co-founders Toby Mao and Iaroslav Zeigerman to talk about the crucial role of rigorous data practices and tooling, the innovations of Tobiko Data’s SQLMesh and SQLGlot, and their insights into the future of data engineering with the rise of AI. https://stackoverflow.blog/2025/06/27/you-ve-got-99-problems-but-data-shouldn-t-be-one/

Trump’s isolationism can be ‘best thing that happened’ to Europe, says ex-ASML chief


ASML’s former CEO believes Donald Trump’s reelection presents a golden opportunity for Europe. Peter Wennink, who led ASML to become the continent’s most valuable tech company, sees a chance for other businesses to thrive by embracing collaboration as the US s

€19bn Visma picks London for tech IPO in rare win for UK stock market


Norwegian software firm Visma has provisionally picked London for its IPO next year. It could mark a rare win for the UK’s troubled stock market — if Downing Street pulls through on its promised reforms.  British private equity firm Hg acquired a 70% st

Helsinki turns to AI to spot e-scooter crashes before they happen


Helsinki has launched a pilot project to test e-scooters equipped with AI-powered sensors that monitor rider behaviour and flag safety risks in real time.  Backed by the European Union, the trial involves 40 shared e-scooters from Tier-Dott, one of E

‘It’s officially hot commie summer’: Wall Street melts down on social media over Zohran Mamdani’s NYC primary win

As Zohran Mamdani declared victory in the New York City Democratic mayoral primary on Tuesday night, one had to wonder: Has anyone checked on the finance bros?

On X, the

The PHP Podcast: 2025.06.26

This week on the PHP Podcast, Eric and John talk about Happy Birthday PHP, PHP Tek 2026 CTF Opened, Quirks in PHP, Laminas MVC Retiring, and more… Links from the show: Happy Birthday, PHP | PHP Architect PHP Tek 2026: Call for Speakers @ Sessionize.com The Quirks And Gotchas of PHP – This Dot […]

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#473 – Iran War Debate: Nuclear Weapons, Trump, Peace, Power & the Middle East

Debate on Iran war between Scott Horton and Mark Dubowitz. Scott Horton is the author and director of the Libertarian Institute, editorial director of Antiwar.com, host of The Scott Horton Show, and for the past three decades, a staunch critic of U.S. foreign policy and military interventionism. Mark Dubowitz is the chief executive of the Foundation for Defense of Democracies, host of the Iran Breakdown podcast, and a leading expert on Iran and its nuclear program for over 20 years. This debate

Tesla’s Robotaxi test launch in Austin draws safety concerns

A first public test of robotaxis by Tesla in Austin, Texas led to multiple traffic problems and driving issues, videos from company-selected riders showed over the first few days.

Chief Executive Elon Musk has tied Tesla’s financial future to self-driving technology, and with Tesla sales down, the stakes are high. He said

Happy Birthday, PHP

It’s June, and here at PHP Architect Magazine, we’re celebrating something truly monumental, the 30th birthday of the PHP programming language. I’ve found myself wondering where the internet, businesses, technology, and even myself would be today had it not been for PHP. Thirty years is a true testament to PHP’s enduring power and adaptability. We […]

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‘Your dad’s being used in these videos’: Scammers are turning to AI and TikTok to fake animal rescue videos

As you scroll through your FYP, a sweet elderly man or woman appears, asking for a moment of your attention to help save their struggling animal shelter.

“Please stay 8 seconds so I don’t have to shut down my cat shelter I poured my love into,” the text on screen reads. You stay and watch. After all, it’s only eight seconds. Maybe you even buy the slippers they’re selling to raise additional funds.

It’s a scam.

The man in the video is real, but he doesn’t run an

Generative AI is finding fertile soil in the healthcare industry

Welcome to AI DecodedFast Company’s weekly newsletter that breaks down the most important news in the world of AI. You can sign up to receive this newsletter every week here.

Bringing AI to the doctor’s appointment

AI in healthcare is top of mind this week, thanks to a viral story on Reddit about a man who said

Stephen Miller has a hefty financial stake in a key ICE contractor

Stephen Miller, the hard-line Trump adviser who helped craft some of the administration’s most aggressive immigration enforcement policies, is apparently profiting from the tools that make them possible, a new report finds.

According to financial disclosures cited in a new report by the Project on Government Oversight, Miller is one of a dozen current White House staffers invested in Palantir, th

Why Lyft is convening its drivers to plan the future of robotaxis

Robotaxis are crashing into the rideshare market. 

Drivers for apps like Uber and Lyft are growing worried about autonomous vehicles. Waymo has already deployed their vehicles across a handful of cities, taking riders from place to place without the need for a human driver. Waymo partnered with Uber in Austin, where Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi

Google’s AI Search Journeys Are Reshaping SEO With Cindy Krum via @sejournal, @theshelleywalsh

Cindy Krum tells Shelley Walsh why SEO professionals are missing the bigger picture in Google’s AI evolution: personalization, ads, and multi-platform search.

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Google Launches Offerwall To Expand Monetization Options via @sejournal, @MattGSouthern

Google's new Offerwall feature lets publishers monetize through surveys, ads, or micro payments. Could this reshape your revenue strategy?

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How the Internet of Things impacts everyone’s privacy

Some unusual witnesses helped convict Alex Murdaugh of the murders of his wife, Maggie, and son, Paul.

The first was Bubba, Maggie’s yellow Labrador retriever. Prosecutors used a recording of Bubba to place Alex at the site of the murders. Given Alex’s presence at the crime scene, other witnesses then revealed his movements, tracked his speed and explained what he had in his hands.

Want to see the future of AI art? Go grab some scissors

Danish artist Andreas Refsgaard has been combining generative AI with handcrafted prototypes to create unique glimpses of what’s ahead—a future that could one day make artists like him obsolete.

What if instead of asking AI to generate a picture, you built a cardboard model of what you wanted it to depict?

That’s exactly what Refsgaard has been exploring with his Future Mirror project, which invites students to use recycled materials to build prototypes of artifacts from

‘DeGoogled’ Murena Fairphone 6 adds new repairable, privacy features


Ethics-focused phone makers Fairphone and Murena have unveiled their latest collaboration: the Murena Fairphone (Gen 6), a smartphone that pairs repairable hardware with privacy-focused software.  The release coincides with the launch of the Fairphone 6, which

SpaceX showed us path to profit for quantum computing, says IQM CEO


It is a common assumption that quantum computing is a long-term bet that may take at least a decade to turn a profit. But that’s not always the case.  At TNW Conference in Amsterdam last week, Jan Goetz, co-founder and co-CEO of Finnish quantum startup IQM, r

Isar Aerospace raises €150mn to strengthen Europe’s launch capabilities


Europe’s best-funded space tech firm, Isar Aerospace, plans to strengthen the continent’s access to orbital satellites after raising €150mn to expand its launch service. Daniel Metzler, Isar’s CEO and co-founder, said the investment reflects

BeReal is back. Can it stick around this time?

Is it time to BeReal again?

In 2022, the photo-sharing app surged in popularity, won Apple’s “App of the Year,” and even earned its own SNL skit. Once a day, at a random time, users were prompted to post a picture of whatever they were doing. With a 2-minute timer and one shot to make it count, the app’s premise was to capture real moments in real time.

But like most viral sensations, the novelty wore off. Downloads dropped, usage stagnated, and in 2023, the app was

Fantastické Sukunaarchaeum je zatím nejblíž virům ze všech buněk, co známe

Sukunaarchaeum mirabile vylezlo z bizarní mořské obrněnky a je z toho letní zázrak. Našli jsme linii vedoucí k virům? Nebo musíme více dohlédnout na pitný režim? Nejmenší známý archeální genom, ořezaný na základní aparát pro replikaci sama sebe. Dokonce i membránové proteiny připomínají spíš virovou částici. A pozor, těchhle věcí je plné moře! http://www.osel.cz/14129-fantasticke-sukunaarchaeum-je-zatim-nejbliz-virum-ze-vsech-bunek-co-zname.html

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Bipartisan bill aims to ban Chinese AI from federal agencies

A bipartisan group of lawmakers on Wednesday vowed to keep Chinese artificial intelligence systems out of federal agencies while pledging to ensure the U.S. will prevail against China in the global AI competition.

“We are in a new Cold War, and AI is the strategic technology at the center,” Rep. John Moolenaar, the Repub

Why everyone on social media is ‘monitoring the situation’

Who’s monitoring the situation right now?

As headlines continue to be dominated by news of missile attacks, retaliations, and calls for ceasefire, there are no shortage of situations to monitor. And X users are responding to the call to arms.

“Me monitoring the situation with the boys,” one X post reads. “I bet he’s texting other women,” r

Genesys wants agentic AI to make customer service less robotic

When Tony Bates became chairman and CEO of Genesys in 2019, the company was already a global leader in contact center software. But Bates was determined to evolve its role in a rapidly changing tech landscape.

Throughout his career—from transforming Skype into a communications powerhouse to leading Cisco’s $20 billion enterprise business—Bates has built a reputation for guiding companies through pivotal industry shifts.

Now, he

Query Fan-Out via @sejournal, @Kevin_Indig

Kevin Indig explores how query fan-out drives AI Mode and why classic “one query, one answer” SEO no longer cuts it.

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Not an option, but a necessity: How organizations are adopting and implementing AI internally

AI is no longer just a luxury for the most tech savvy companies — it's now a necessity for organizational transformation. How are real teams successfully leveraging and innovating with these new tools? https://stackoverflow.blog/2025/06/25/not-an-option-but-a-necessity-how-organizations-are-adopting-and-implementing-ai-internally/

How a travel and expense platform is breaking ground on a zero-hallucinations AI workforce

AI hallucinations are one of users’ biggest concerns when utilizing large language models (LLMs). And while many might expect front-runners like OpenAI and Anthropic to lead the way in addressing the issue, it’s a travel and expenses platform that may be breaking new ground.

On Wednesday, Navan revealed its new AI platform, Navan Cognition, which goes be

The AI baby boom is here. But can ChatGPT really raise a child?

Sam Altman is “extremely kid-pilled.”

The OpenAI CEO announced the birth of his son in February. Since then, Altman has employed his own product, ChatGPT, to answer parenting questions. “Those first few weeks were every question, constantly. Now I ask it about developmental stages more,” he said on OpenAI’s in-house podcast.

Altman isn’t alone on this front. In fact

I’ve become an AI vibecoding convert

A few weeks ago, I finally paid for ChatGPT Plus.

It started with a simple goal: I wanted to create a personal archive of my published articles, but wasn’t sure how to begin. That led to a long back-and-forth with ChatGPT, where we built a Python script to scrape my author pages, download the content, and format everything cleanly. By the time I hit the free usage limit, I was too invested to pause or switch to another chatbot. So I upgraded.

In hindsight, the money ($20

You've vibe coded an app. Now what?

On this episode, Ryan chats with Vish Abrams, chief architect at Heroku, about all the work that needs to be done after you’ve vibe coded your dream app. https://stackoverflow.blog/2025/06/25/you-ve-vibe-coded-an-app-now-what/