Windows 11 misses the pointer while Defender cries wolf

Microsoft ended the summer with two more Windows annoyances: Defender falsely warning that it is disabled, and reports that an August 27 update is wiping users' mouse cursor customizations. The company added both problems to its Windows release health dashboard on...

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Crowdsourcing An Investigation Into Coil Whine

If you’ve heard the high-pitched whine or buzz from an electronic device when a current-carrying inductor is vibrating, you’ll know how unpleasant it can be. It’s common in all kinds of equipment, but it’s become a particular annoyance of late in hardware like PC...

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Insider: Red Hat is capping devs’ bot budgets

EXCLUSIVE The Register has seen information that IBM’s Linux subsidiary is moderating its previously gung-ho AI stance by imposing limits on token spend. The Reg FOSS desk received a tip-off this week from a well placed company insider that a new edict has been sent...

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Man City fans used AI to design the team’s new kit

Man City fans used AI to design the team’s new kit

Manchester City’s new uniforms are the first professional kits designed by fans using AI that will be worn on a football pitch. The Premier League team announced a new fan-designed alternative kit that was made using Puma AI Creator, the German sportswear brand’s...

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Agent CX Is the Missing Layer in AI Search

The SEO industry can't agree on a name for what happens after an AI agent lands on your site. Some call it ASO, Agentic Search Optimization. Others call it ADO, Agentic Discoverability Optimization. Neither term is settled, and neither is a good pick. ASO already...

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I Built a Roguelike That Charges You Steps to Play It

I Built a Roguelike That Charges You Steps to Play It

Shipaton 2026, one developer, two months, and a dungeon you have to walk into. To my dearest 12 readers from my last HackerNoon post, I know you 12 must have been on the edge of your seats, losing sleep and unable to focus at work. For that I am truly sorry, but fret...

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Why I’m Not Renewing Claude Pro

Two weeks. That’s how long I lasted.I signed up for Claude Pro with the same excitement I get every time a new tool shows up promising to make my day easier. And for about 5 days, it delivered. Then the honeymoon ended on a Tuesday, mid-task. First, the Love Claude is...

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Linus Torvalds Has a Hallucination

A twenty-year-old in a cold Helsinki apartment thinks the entire trillion-dollar architecture of machine intelligence is in bad taste. He may be the most dangerous kind of person in tech: the kind who is bored. An editor's note on this story. What follows is a work of...

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