SpaceX Launches 25 More Starlink Satellites
SpaceX launched 25 additional Starlink satellites from Vandenberg aboard a Falcon 9, marking the booster B1063’s 31st flight and successful drone‑ship landing. The launch pushes SpaceX’s 2026 tally to 21 missions, outpacing all other providers combined. Reuse statistics place the B1063 just behind historic shuttles in flight count. The deployment expands the broadband constellation while underscoring SpaceX’s operational tempo and hardware durability.
Speed Is Defender’s Ultimate Weapon Against AI Threats
Things Are Getting Wild: Re-Tool Everything for Speed The compounding set of changes we are experiencing in cybersecurity is deeply concerning. But this is a transition point. We should be short term pessimistic about the risks we face. At the same...
Predator Spyware Hooks iOS SpringBoard to Hide Mic, Camera Activity
Intellexa’s Predator spyware can silently record iPhone camera and microphone feeds by hijacking iOS 14’s SpringBoard UI layer. Using a kernel‑level hook called HiddenDot::setupHook, the malware nullifies the SBSensorActivityDataProvider, preventing the green and orange privacy dots from ever lighting up. Jamf’s...
Things Are Getting Wild: Re-Tool Everything for Speed
The author warns that AI is reshaping cybersecurity, creating a tidal wave of new software‑generated vulnerabilities while simultaneously giving attackers tools to industrialize exploits. Simultaneously, AI‑generated content erodes trust, making authenticity a critical challenge. Enterprises must build a robust agentic...
You Can't Afford DDR5 Right Now: Why Used AM4 and Last-Gen GPUs Are a Budget Goldmine
The surge in AI‑driven workloads has pushed DDR5 memory prices to three‑times their 2024 levels, making new builds prohibitively expensive. Meanwhile, the secondary market offers used DDR4 RAM, prior‑generation GPUs and AM4 Ryzen CPUs at a fraction of the cost,...
How Eyes Affect Our Perception of a Humanoid Robot's Mind
Researchers at Tampere University and the University of Bremen used AI‑generated images to compare humanoid robots with and without eyes. Participants consistently rated the eye‑equipped robots as possessing higher agency and experience, regardless of age‑like appearance or eye placement. The...
NDSS 2025 -DUMPLING: Fine-Grained Differential JavaScript Engine Fuzzing
Researchers at EPFL and KIT introduced DUMPLING, a fine‑grained differential fuzzer that instruments JavaScript engines rather than the input code. By extracting detailed execution state dumps from both interpreted and JIT‑compiled paths, DUMPLING can spot subtle divergences that traditional fuzzers...
Evolito to Develop Electric Wheel Taxi System with Airbus and UK Government Support
Evolito Limited has been chosen to create an electric wheel‑taxi system under the UK‑backed Project SONATA, partnering with Airbus, ATI, Innovate UK and several research institutions. The company will supply a low‑speed, high‑torque axial‑flux motor delivering roughly 350 kW and 56 Nm/kg, designed to...
A Fun Way to Build AI Fluency
In a recent CLE session, a Texas lawyer highlighted how lawyers have progressed from no AI exposure to daily usage within three years. He urged attorneys to develop AI fluency by engaging with ChatGPT through spoken, hands‑free interactions while driving....
16 Years Later: IPhone 17 Pro Max Dwarfs
iPhone 17 Pro Max vs IPhone 3 GS perfectly illustrates 16 years of smartphone photography progress https://www.techradar.com/phones/iphone/iphone-17-pro-max-vs-iphone-3-gs-perfectly-illustrates-16-years-of-smartphone-photography-progress
Taxpayer Money Moves Reactors; Solar and Batteries Already Mobile
Gee. With billions of taxpayer subsidies, we have finally proven that you can *actually move* a nuclear reactor. (But the fuel didn’t fly with them…) 🙄 Meanwhile, solar and batteries are cheaper, faster, safer, and move on planes and trucks every...
You’re Using the App Drawer on Your Android Phone Wrong
The article argues that Android’s traditional app drawer—an alphabetical grid—has become inefficient as users now install hundreds of apps. It traces the drawer’s origins to the 2008 T‑Mobile G1 and notes that its core functionality has changed little. Modern launchers...
Pinterest Still Hasn't Solved Its AI Problem
Pinterest’s AI moderation system is repeatedly flagging human‑made images—particularly those featuring women—as AI‑modified, while AI‑generated content continues to proliferate on the platform. Users report faulty AI filters, unexplained account bans, and ineffective tools meant to curb AI pins. The company...
Iterate, Launch, Pivot: My Personal Success Formula
I started Twitter in 2021 as JavaScript content creator. Grew to 20k followers Launched an MVP SaaS end 2021 hivoe.com $3k MRR in 12 months Launched another SaaS inboxs.io $1k MRR in 8 months Elon changed API pricing to $42k/month - I had to sell...
Myanmar Passenger Plane Struck in Alleged FPV Drone Attack at Myitkyina Airport
On 20 February 2026 an ATR‑72‑600 operated by Myanmar National Airlines was struck by an alleged first‑person‑view (FPV) drone while preparing for take‑off at Myitkyina Airport. The impact caused minor damage to the nose, mid‑body and tail, but no passengers or crew...
3 Reasons I Still Can’t Switch to Linux: Where Windows Still Wins
How‑To‑Geek editor Nick Lewis argues that despite Linux’s customization and resource efficiency, Windows still outperforms it in three critical areas: built‑in biometric authentication, window management, and software ecosystem support. Windows Hello prompts users during installation, offering seamless fingerprint and facial...
14 Simple Gadgets To Make Your Home More Cozy
A curated list of 14 affordable and premium gadgets helps transform homes into cozy retreats. Items range from heated towel warmers and mug warmers to smart bulbs, white‑noise machines, and AI‑driven sleep pods, each backed by strong Amazon ratings. Prices...
Stories, Not Data, Drive Health Tech Adoption
We want Health Tech to be evidence-based, but the truth is that adoption is ultimately driven by stories - NOT data. Here’s what I’ve seen play out over the past 13+ years over and over again: → Health system execs will choose...
Passive Systems Tackle Appalachia’s Legacy Mine Pollution
This is what legacy pollution looks like. Acid mine drainage discharging from an abandoned mine. Before this treatment system was established, this would just get discharged into the adjacent stream that feeds into the Monongahela River…which eventually feeds into the...
This $119 Camera Won’t Let You See Your Photos
The Flashback ONE35 V2 is a $119 retro‑style digital camera that eliminates instant previews, limiting users to 27 shots and a 24‑hour post‑transfer delay. It upgrades to a 13‑megapixel sensor with improved low‑light performance and adds four built‑in film simulations....
CEOs Bet Their Jobs on AI Success
The CEO AI Gamble — Why Half of Business Leaders Believe Their Jobs Depend on Getting AI Right With so much riding on AI success, many CEOs see getting AI right as crucial to their future — but that gamble...
Lenovo Alerts Partners to Looming Price Hikes on Consumer and Server Products — Soaring Memory Costs Drive the Surge
Lenovo warned its channel partners that select consumer PCs and server configurations will see price increases in March due to a sharp rise in DRAM and 3D NAND costs. Partners must place orders by February 25 and have them received by February 28...
Stop Buying PCs Expecting Them to Last 10 Years
Spending twice as much on a high‑end PC does not double its lifespan or performance because hardware becomes obsolete quickly. The article shows that a flagship GPU from 2017, the GTX 1080 Ti, is outclassed by a budget RTX 4060 six years later....
Optimizing GRC Platform
Optimizing a Governance, Risk, and Compliance (GRC) platform requires a holistic strategy that blends integration, user‑centric design, automation, and continuous improvement. Organizations should start with a thorough current‑state assessment and stakeholder feedback to pinpoint gaps. Seamless API‑driven connectivity, centralized data...
Klaviyo Review 2026: The Definitive Guide for Shopify Brands at Every Stage
The episode reviews Klaviyo as the premier email and SMS platform for Shopify brands, comparing it to Omnisend and Mailchimp and outlining which business stages benefit most. It highlights Klaviyo’s unique ability to turn Shopify data into a real‑time customer...
AI Surge Boosts HBM Demand; Buy MU on Dips
Macro: AI demand drives chip & platform leaders. Factors: HBM tightness (Micron), AIP adoption (Palantir). Risks: supply, concentration. Trade: buy MU on pullbacks for HBM exposure. — Viktor Kopylov, PhD, CFA More insights: t.me/si14Kopylov
Smart Glasses: Emerging Privacy Threat?
Smart glasses and covert filming. Are they a real privacy concern? https://t.co/TehOK0XVKI via @YouTube #smartglasses #glass #AR #privacy #CyberSecurity #CyberSec @sonu_monika @enilev @Jagersbergknut @TysonLester @chidambara09 @labordeolivier @BetaMoroney @tlloydjones @Nicochan33 @jeancayeux @RLDI_Lamy @pierrepinna @pierrecappelli @pchamard @JeromeMONANGE @thierry_pires @MaiaGabunia @amalmerzouk @NewsNeus @mary_gambara @PawlowskiMario...
MerLin: Framework for Differentiable Photonic Quantum Machine Learning
MerLin 0.3, an open‑source framework from Quandela, brings photonic and hybrid quantum machine learning into standard AI pipelines. Built on the Perceval SDK, it uses Strong Linear Optical Simulation to compute exact quantum states inside a PyTorch‑native environment via a QuantumLayer...
Google Kills Excuses: PMax Now Mandatory
Google just killed every excuse you had for ignoring PMax. Full reporting. Negative keywords. Real split tests. This thread is your wake-up call 🧵 https://t.co/FqYcvnZVbf
Migrated Anthropic to Agents SDK to Prevent Auth Problems
Switched my entire Anthropic usage on OpenClaw to use the Agents SDK now. Hopefully I don't get auth issues anymore.
Visual Drone Detection Moves Into Critical Infrastructure Playbooks
Unauthorized drone activity around critical infrastructure is surging, prompting agencies like CISA to issue updated guidance for operators. Incidents have risen dramatically—over 217% across facilities and up to 300% at European airports—driving demand for specialized visual detection systems. The global...
Predicted AI Technophobia a Decade Ago; History Rhymes
i anticipated the technophobic pushback ai would receive nearly a decade ago and gave a talk at cliocon about it. history doesn't repeat, it rhymes. watch my comments here: https://t.co/CIm9q25mQ6
AI Boosts SaaS Support, Productivity, Margins—No Price Hikes
AI doesn’t need to be sexy to move the needle. In Ep. 233 of The SaaS CFO Podcast, Luca Cartechini explains how AI is boosting support, dev productivity, and margins—without raising prices. Watch here: https://t.co/CvZiAzWspt #SaaS #AI https://t.co/DhDtGPTj5z
This Free Tool Is Perfect for Diagnosing Problems with Your PC
LatencyMon is a free Windows utility that diagnoses hidden latency issues causing audio crackles, video stutter, and input lag. Unlike Task Manager, it measures hardware interrupt execution times and highlights problematic *.sys* drivers. The tool presents a clear verdict and...
Lakehouse Surge Shows Data Infrastructure Beats AI Hype
AGI is in the noise bucket this week. Lakehouse architecture? Up 400%. While the industry debates the AI endgame, data infrastructure quietly becomes non-negotiable. The boring skills win again.
Starlink Group 17‑25 Launches From Vandenberg at 090
LAUNCH at 0904 UTC Feb 21 of Starlink Group 17-25 from Vandenberg Space Force Base
AI Data Centers Turn to High-Temperature Superconductors
AI‑driven hyperscale data centers are straining existing power grids, prompting Microsoft and other cloud providers to explore high‑temperature superconductors (HTS) as a replacement for copper wiring. Microsoft has pledged $75 million to Veir, a developer of REBCO‑based HTS tape, and is...
NASA Flags SLS Upper-Stage Issue, Possible VAB Rollback
NASA just said there's a problem with the SLS upper stage and they may have to roll back to the VAB. https://t.co/jS1avhZOkR
NASA May Delay Artemis II Launch, Rolling Back to VAB
Bad news for Artemis 2: "NASA is taking steps to potentially roll back the Artemis II rocket and Orion spacecraft to the Vehicle Assembly Building… This will almost assuredly impact the March launch window." https://t.co/rS2SqwVMwD
Language Models Adopt Distinct Strategies in Simulated Nuclear Crises
Choose your fighter. From a paper I'm writing up for Import AI this week about the behavior of language models in a simulated nuclear crises. https://t.co/pwXdiITuYX
What's the Point of a Space Station Around the Moon?
The Lunar Gateway, a planned orbiting space station, is a cornerstone of NASA’s Artemis program, intended to support crewed lunar missions, scientific research, and technology testing for future Mars trips. Although most international hardware has already been built and is...
Stop Writing Passing Tests; Write Tests that Catch Bugs
Another day of these agents playing in my face 😤 "You're absolutely right — that's bad testing practice. I was writing tests to pass instead of writing tests to catch real bugs. Let me fix the actual tools and then write...
Apple @ Work: How the iPhone Forced the Entire Printing Industry to Adopt AirPrint
Apple introduced AirPrint in 2010 as a consumer‑focused printing feature. As iPhones and iPads entered enterprises, executives demanded driver‑less printing. Printer manufacturers like HP, Canon, Xerox and Ricoh added native AirPrint support, making it a purchase prerequisite. Complementary solutions such...
We’re On
Stripe processes billions without human intervention AWS scales infrastructure autonomously Algorithmic trading firms execute millions of trades per second We're already living in the age of zero human companies. We just haven't removed the last human yet. That final step? It's closer than you think.
Closing Fossil Plants Drives Winter Grid Strain, Price Spikes
Had we not shut down so many coal plants and suppressed so many pipelines and prevented so many gas plants, this winter's electricity demand could have been easily and cheaply met. Instead, it strained grids, spiked power prices, and spiked heating...
Russia Equips Molniya with Geran‑style Mesh Modems
According to Serhii Flash, Russia has installed mesh modems on Molniya similar to the ones used on Geran and Gerbera. https://t.co/0MrbFEDbvA https://t.co/NYuN8bvpH6
Cubenergy FlexCombo 2.0 Powers Next‑Gen Energy Applications
Enable the next wave of applications and opportunity: Cubenergy’s FlexCombo 2.0 flexible energy storage AC block #energysky -- via Energy Storage News: https://t.co/WVo8bo2saO
RNA‑seq Batch Effects Can Fabricate False Biological Results
1/ RNA‑seq batch effects are one of the easiest ways to fool yourself in genomics. They can create beautiful, completely wrong biology if you’re not careful. https://t.co/VBtySwZHVL
AI-to-AI Speed Gives Massive Competitive Edge
Something folk haven't figured out: 15,000 tokens/second speed and million token context windows aren't for humans They are for the AIs to talk to each other & coordinate faster than we ever could Not just a bit faster and better Orders of magnitude That's your...
Data Center Growth Ends; Power Procurement Becomes Arms Race
Just read several embargoed reports coming out this week. We are no longer in a “data center growth” cycle. We are in a power procurement arms race.
