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• Scientists struggle to follow recipe for holy grail room-temp superconductor [873d]
• ChatGPT's odds of getting code questions correct are worse than a coin flip [873d]
• Stalkerware slinger LetMeSpy shuts down for good after database robbery [873d]
• Boffins say they can turn typing sounds into text with 95% accuracy [873d]
• RIP Bram Moolenaar: Coding world mourns Vim creator [873d]
• Lawrence Livermore lab repeats fusion breakthrough – yep, still kinda works [873d]
• Graphene foam is the future of IoT power, say Scottish boffins [873d]
• TV and film extras are afraid generative AI will copy their faces and bodies to take their jobs [873d]
• Another thing you can blame AI for: Cloud grows but server shipments are down [873d]
• We'd pay good money to see... oh dear, Elon Musk 'needs an MRI scan' [873d]
• Google launches $99 a night Hotel Mountain View for hybrid workers [873d]
• Fujitsu pulls the plug on European client PC sales [873d]
• Tesla hackers turn to voltage glitching to unlock paywalled features [873d]
• Asahi Linux project hooks up with Fedora: Remix that's not a remix coming soon [873d]
• Hide and seek in outer space highlights a battle here on Earth [873d]
• Techie's quick cure for a curious conflict caused a huge headache [873d]
• One weekend's TwitX chaos brings threats from Japan; indemnity promises for users; prominent account seizures [873d]
• Microsoft hits back at Tenable criticism of its infosec practices [873d]
• Five Eyes nations detail dirty dozen most exploited vulnerabilities [873d]
• India hits pause on import ban after Apple and Samsung pull out [873d]