Usenet Archive Toolkit – process Usenet messages into a searchable archive
Article URL: https://github.com/wolfpld/usenetarchive Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49081862 Points: 6 # Comments: 0
Show HN: Open-source Cloudflare deployed agent native task management and wiki
There are many task tracking solutions out there but this one is mine. It's open source and free to host on your own Cloudflare project.https://github.com/TAJD/projektorI had issues with paying for some of the solutions out there, and then the local solutions like...
DMARC Has Been Public Since 2012. 68.4% of Domains Still Don’t Enforce It
Article URL: https://ciphercue.com/blog/dmarc-enforcement-gap-rua-fragmentation-2026 Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49081783 Points: 9 # Comments: 3
Show HN: I put a $2.43 necklace on 3 outfits. VLMs priced it at $19 to $104
Article URL: https://github.com/BraveAnn011/ai-halo-valuation-bias Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49083244 Points: 10 # Comments: 3
OT Security Startup Frenos Raises $1.52 Million
The company will use the fresh investment to grow its customer success and AI R&D teams. The post OT Security Startup Frenos Raises $1.52 Million appeared first on SecurityWeek.
These bills could make it easier to tell when influencers and AI are shilling for politicians
Political advertising disclosures in the U.S. used to be fairly simple. Since 2002, campaigns recorded commercials for television and radio that have been required to include information about who paid for them along with language that they “approve this message.”...
Snowflake launches Cortex AI Gateway to control AI agents and prevent runaway enterprise costs
Snowflake announced Cortex AI Gateway on Tuesday, a centralized control layer designed to govern how AI agents — including those built by competitors like Anthropic's Claude Code and Cursor — access enterprise data, tools, and models. Alongside the gateway, the...
Granola launches an Apple Watch app
Granola debutes an Apple Watch app for in-person notetaking
You’ve been using your power bank wrong, and airline rules make that obvious
Many of the things you're not allowed to do on an aircraft are things you shouldn't be doing at all.
Apple Upgrade is a subscription program for the company’s devices
Apple's new program gives you lease options for iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch and Mac.
Nimbus Manticore Deploys NightLedger and Turns Victim Systems Into Covert Relays
The Iranian state-backed hacking group tracked as Nimbus Manticore (aka GalaxyGato, Mirage Kitten, Smoke Sandstorm, Subtle Snail, and UNC1549) has been attributed to a fresh set of attacks targeting entities across the Middle East, Africa, and South Asia. The...
How much RAM does your phone really need in 2026?
Manufacturers keep putting more and more memory into new phones, and we're the ones paying for it.
AIO Launcher is one of the coolest minimal Android launchers I’ve used – and it’s free
A minimal Android launcher can simplify your phone interactions, but simple doesn't have to mean boring.
My 5 favorite Windows Insider features in 2026 so far
Microsoft's Windows 11 insider builds let you preview and try upcoming new features and settings. Here are my five favorites this year so far and how you can check them out.
Chip stocks down: Micron, Sandisk, Intel shares get hammered as AI uncertainty infects global markets
Chip stocks down: Micron, Sandisk, Intel shares get hammered as AI uncertainty infects global markets Go to Source Shares in major U.S. chip and memory companies, including Micron, Sandisk, and Intel, are sinking this morning in...
AI Costs Continue to Rise Despite Falling Token Prices
Falling token prices haven't lowered enterprise AI bills. As organizations expand agentic AI and process more data, hidden operational costs are becoming a much larger part of the equation. The post AI Costs Continue to Rise Despite Falling Token Prices appeared first...
Hyperscale, hypersensitive: US teacher cuffed off for applauding datacenter critics
A Kansas physics teacher discovered that in at least one corner of America's AI buildout, applause can apparently earn you a trip to jail. According to local news reports, Lux Claridge, a 37-year-old physics teacher from Emporia, Kansas, was arrested after applauding...
Too many AI agents can get in each other’s way
Anthropic and OpenAI have both proposed the deployment of agent armies as a way to maximize the notional benefits of artificial intelligence systems. But the optimal agent workforce isn't necessarily the largest. Researchers affiliated with the NTT Research's Physics...
This stunning map shows the world’s electric grid in detail
On an incredibly detailed new map, you can look through the world’s 120,000-plus power plants, from solar and wind farms to battery storage and coal and gas plants, along with nearly 3 million miles of transmission lines and hundreds of thousands of substations. Other...
This viral clip reveals what a data center sounds like. People are comparing it to torture
People have found plenty to dislike about data centers, from their massive energy and water usage to their potential to drive up the cost of living in surrounding areas. But perhaps the biggest anxiety around data center development is the threat of noise pollution,...
AI has one unsolved problem
Until recently, governance felt like a solved problem—critical but entirely manageable. With the rise of AI, it is now the dominant enterprise anxiety. AI projects are stalling because companies lack the governance, visibility, and controls to deploy them effectively....
The creator economy needs the Hollywood treatment
Spend five minutes reading the coverage coming out of Cannes this year and you’d think there weren’t any movie stars left on billion-dollar yachts in the harbor. The celebrities this year were creators, all making mega deals back on shore. Brands are building creator...
AI transformation is the CEO’s job
Most conversations about AI-ready leadership focus on the technology— which workflows to rebuild, which tools to buy. True, the CEO must endorse these decisions but that isn’t their role. In the AI era, their role is one of people transformation and the readiness that...
Big Lots is closing stores again: See a list of doomed locations in the latest twist for the discount retail chain
Your local discount store might be going out of business—again. Less than 15 months after hundreds of Big Lots locations were saved from permanent closure in a dramatic 11th-hour bankruptcy deal, some stores are already shuttering, Fast Company has learned. Variety...
Neri Oxman wants to grow the colors on your clothes
At Oxman, a New York design studio, you’ll find four capes. They hang off a mannequin in soft folds, each knitted from a single piece of silk. Their color is uneven. Deep indigo collects in the ridges of the material, black shades in the valleys, blues appear in...
New research reveals what happens to your brain when you stress about money
As if you didn’t have enough to worry about: Now, it turns out, stressing about money could have a long-term effect on your brain. A new study, published in Innovation in Aging, looked at data collected from 2,759 people over the course of more than seven decades, in...
Exclusive: Yelp’s AI phone service for restaurants can now take food orders, too
When Alyssa Gangeri was running restaurants in New York more than a decade ago, Yelp was the bane of her existence, she says. She would regularly go down a rabbit hole, reading her restaurant’s reviews and scouring them for clues about when the diners had visited or...
The Pope’s Official Prayer App Sends Your Prayers to the Almighty—And Your Data to Hackers
The total number of accounts exposed in a recent security breach is over 700,000.
Hugging Face reportedly plagued with AI models generating adult deepfakes
Researchers investigating Hugging Face found the majority of its models would generate non-consensual deepfakes.
Went to the ER? The Trump administration may want your medical records
Why is a tiny federal agency demanding detailed medical records from emergency room visits? That’s a question that, as yet, doesn’t have a good answer. The Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) has been pressuring executives from at least 100 hospitals to start...