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Classic Fallacies – All People in Canada Are the Same Age
ELF Statifier, self-contained dynamically linked executables
Creating Randomness Without Math.random
Ask HN: Concepts the modern tech industry falsely believes it invented?
Text-Only Social Network
The 4 biggest announcements from Ubisoft Forward
Abakcus: A collection of mathematics and science stuff
Can Facebook provide postmortems on their iOS SDK crashes?
For those at northerly latitudes, Comet NEOWISE up in the evening now, too
Watch the first trailer for Far Cry 6, featuring Giancarlo Esposito
Ubisoft’s Hyper Scape is now in open beta
Streaming this week: Greyhound on Apple TV Plus, Cursed on Netflix, Close Enough on HBO Max
Solitaire with text-based interface in C
Dude, You Broke the Future (2017)
Homepage Template
Apple Silicon: The Passing of Wintel
Show HN: Sed to C translator written in sed
Wt – C++ Web Toolkit
Tesla’s Model Y gets a $3,000 price cut
Robot Game: Comparing 6502 C, Assembly, and Forth
Show HN: Notado – Content-First Bookmarking
WireGuard as VPN Server on Kubernetes with AdBlocking
Haproxy 2.2
Show HN: Spaceboard – Pinterest for Markdown Notes
President Trump says the US conducted a 2018 cyberattack on Russian trolls
The Future of Online Identity Is Decentralized
SAS Rescue 3 Trapped British Diplomats in Albania
How to watch Ubisoft’s Forward game conference
Candy Land was invented for polio wards (2019)
Dealing with Insomnia
Lecture on Mediation and Subjectivity/Objectivity in Art [video]
How companies became addicted to debt
How to work out if you’ve been hacked and what to do about it
We tested all those bed-in-a-box mattresses. These are the best
Hollywood has a secret weapon to help it restart after coronavirus
Underwater caves in Mexico preserve one of the world’s oldest ochre mines
Do not remain nameless to yourself (1966)
Three top Ubisoft execs are leaving the company amid abuse allegations
The First American Restaurants’ Culinary Concoctions
A long-lost perfume got a second life after 150 years underwater
Fitbit Charge 4 gets ‘smart wake’ alarm and dynamic GPS with latest software update
Cisco’s Webex videoconferencing software now lets you set virtual backgrounds
An aerospace engineer explains fireworks
Polestar 2 review: the best EV there is right now
Nightclubs during coronavirus are going to be really, really, weird
Why I can't stop thinking about The Last of Us Part 2
How to take better photos with your iPhone camera
6 new tech products to help combat COVID-19
Robots Everywhere
Show HN: Learnawesome.org – Open-source learning map for humanity
This week on The WIRED Podcast
The failure of antibody tests
Internet of Things (IoT)
The Green Homes Grant is a bad deal for you and for the climate
We've paused Sigfox roof aerial payments, says WND-UK, but we'll make you whole after COVID
Like it or not, pandemic drive-in entertainment is the future of fun
These children had Covid-19 beat. Then they got seriously ill
Privacy watchdogs from the UK, Australia team up, snap on gloves to probe AI-for-cops upstart Clearview
Heir-to-Concorde demo model to debut in October
FYI: You do all know that America's tech giants, even Google, supply IT to the US military, right?
Renters are rising up to unionise and take on dodgy landlords
London’s National Gallery was hit by the biggest art heist in history
America isn’t having a second wave. Its first wave never stopped
Inside the messy mission to make train travel as easy as flying
10 infamous tech flops that were way ahead of their time
The best robotic lawn mowers for 2020
How to hack your brain to remember almost anything
Garmin thinks solar charging is more than a sports watch gimmick
High-flying Microsoft exec jumps to Magic Leap as CEO. No, we haven't got that the wrong way round
Ditch the plastic in your life with some ingenious pill power
Islamic State terrorist propaganda is going viral on Facebook
Did you know Arm has an Internet-of-Things cloud? Yeah, not no more it ain't. Wants to offload it to Softbank
Best cheap drone deals for July 2020: DJI, Potensic, Holy Stone and more
The weird psychological effect of a no-deal Brexit deadline
Antibody tests were meant to be a game-changer. What went wrong?
Germany is scrambling to kick its lifelong addiction to coal
The (actually good) tech deals in Amazon’s Summer Sale
The UK says it loves immigrants. Will immigrants believe it?
India’s TikTok shutdown has left careers and fortunes in tatters
SpaceVR offers a new perspective on Earth – from a tank in Brooklyn
Detroit cops employed facial recognition algos that
only
misidentifies suspects 96 per cent of the time
IFA 2020 Complete Coverage
How Tenet is keeping cinemas closed and messing up Hollywood
The weird and wonderful reality of post-lockdown camping holidays
The best drones for any budget
It’s Super Saturday, the pubs are open and it’s a privacy nightmare
Farewell terrible Apple EarPods, you won’t be missed
The wild science of why this guy is so good at eating hot dogs
Robots everywhere: Army of single-purpose ‘bots get household chores done
If you wanna make your own open-source chip, just Google it. Literally. Web giant says it'll fab them for free
Has Covid-19 created more plastic waste?
Leicester’s lockdown exposes the flaws in a whack-a-mole strategy
Going on a post-lockdown camping holiday? Read this first
Hamilton on Disney+ is a huge moment in the streaming wars
Government faces court over NHS Test and Trace privacy failings
Why 5G will make our factories more efficient and resilient
Reddit has banned r/The_Donald. Who it bans next matters more
Prisoners are getting TikTok famous by filming life behind bars
Patek, Tudor and TAG Heuer’s latest watches are singing the blues
There’s a massive scam hiding behind Google’s search results
Huawei develops epidemic prevention and control solutions for safer travel
Rental electric scooters to clutter UK street scenes after Department of Transport gives year-long trial the thumbs-up
The surprising future of fintech
Sign up now for the WIRED Podcast Virtual Pub Quiz. Fun guaranteed
MIT apologizes, permanently pulls offline huge dataset that taught AI systems to use racist, misogynistic slurs
Reviewing and profiling your code is boring? Well, Amazon will now sell you an AI editor to do it for you
The best water rides for in, on and under the waves
Rental e-scooters are now legal. Here’s what you need to know
Coronavirus could actually do one good thing: save pangolins
Johnson’s Jet Zero climate crisis plan is both bad and pointless
The coronavirus pandemic has totally derailed the war on plastic
You wait ages for a mid-air collision spoofing attack and along come two at once: More boffins take a crack at hoodwinking TCAS
Inside the quest to 3D print a perfectly palatable steak
Dems take a crack at banning Feds from using facial-recog tech. Congress will put it on todo list after 'learn Klingon'
Three words: Robot. Talent. Agency.
California Attorney General asks judge to force Lyft and Uber to classify drivers as employees – or else
Detroit cops cuffed, threw a dad misidentified by facial recognition in jail. Now the ACLU's demanding action
Once again, racial biases show up in AI image databases, this time turning Barack Obama white
Pandemic has a silver lining for Brit automation merchant Blue Prism: Revenue up 70% for first half of fiscal 2020
Maybe there is hope for 2020: AI that 'predicts criminality' from faces with '80% accuracy, no bias' gets in the sea
Apple launches incredible features everyone else had more than a year ago – this time for the 'smart home'
Ex-CEO of fintech biz Wirecard arrested over missing money: Vanished €1.9bn may not have existed in the first place
Wired: China's Beidou satnav system, 35th bird in orbit. Tired: America's GPS. Expired: Britain's dreams of its own
Wild new ‘brainsourcing’ technique trains A.I. directly with human brainwaves
Machine-learning models trained on pre-COVID data are now completely out of whack, says Gartner
Samsung combines 5G, AI, drones and cloud in conspiracy ... to ease network maintenance costs
Korean boffins build COVID-bot to shove a swab right up your hooter
China praises Pakistan SatNav collaboration
Big Tech on the hook for billions in back taxes after US Supreme Court rejects Altera stock options case hearing
Machine learning devs can now run GPU-accelerated code on Windows devices on AMD's chips, OpenAI applies GPT-2 to computer vision
Faxing hell: The cops say they would very much like us to stop calling them all the time
Good luck using generative adversarial networks in real life – they're difficult to train and finicky to fix
Best Buy discounts DJI Mavic 2 Zoom and Mavic 2 Pro — save $180
Facebook's $500k deepfake-detector AI contest drama: Winning team disqualified on buried consent technicality
Amazon's not saying its warehouse staff are dumb... but it feels they need artificial intelligence to understand what 'six feet' means
Tens of millions of Internet-of-Things, network-connected gizmos at risk of remote hijacking? Computer, engage shocked mode
Singapore already planning version 2.0 contact-tracing wearable
Meet the dog that's all byte and no bark: Boston Dynamics touts robo-pooch Spot with $75k-a-pop price tag
Asia's Uber equivalent Grab lets go of 1 in 20 staff
Exoskeletons-as-a-service offered as helping hand to warehouse workers exhausted by pandemic
Microwave-tech-touting British upstart scores £3.6m to build 'large-scale quantum 'puters'
The Barisieur Is a One-of-a-Kind Tea & Coffee Alarm Clock
Couple wrongly arrested over Gatwick Airport drone debacle score £200k payout from cops
Get more efficient AI at the edge with two new Intel webinars
Vietnam bans drone flights near all government buildings, borders and factories
Mine how you go: Kubeflow ML clusters hijacked to craft crypto-coins, Facebook code used to dig up actual minerals
Infosys turns pandemic experience into ‘Return to workplace solutions’
After IBM axed its face-recog tech, the rest of the dominoes fell like a house of cards: Amazon and now Microsoft. Checkmate
Well, we tried being a non-profit... OpenAI is now open as in open for business with GPT-3 cloud language model API
Astros get to play with VR while Boeing's Starliner stays on the ground
AWS won't sell facial-recog tool to police for a year – other law enforcement agencies are in the clear
US senators propose $22bn fund for new fabs on American soil because making stuff is better than designing stuff
California bigwigs rule Uber, Lyft dial-a-ride drivers are employees, not contractors
Sponge code borks square AI brains, sucking up compute power in novel attack against machine-learning systems
Ex-Dell distributor in Lebanon ignored ban on suing US tech giant. Now four directors have been sentenced to prison in the UK
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ABCmouse is the best way for kids to learn from home, and it’s 50% off
Father’s Day Gift Idea: These cheap 3D printers are on sale for less than $300
Rosetta Stone is the best way to learn a new language, and it’s $100 off
Brainwave-reading temporary tattoos could take wearable tech to the next level
We’re going to the red planet! All the past, present, and future missions to Mars
Boston Dynamics’ Spot robot gives New Zealand sheepdogs a run for their money
Can chloroquine cure coronavirus? Here’s what science says
Brit competition regulator will soon be able to seize rogue traders' domains – and even Amazon accounts
Capita, Fujitsu and pals tuck into slices of £3bn London NHS framework
Practice makes perfect: How VR is revolutionizing surgical training
The best light therapy lamps for 2020
Post-pandemic hard-sell under way: Resellers leaned on to convert free trial users into fully paid-up customers
T-Mobile 5G rollout: Here’s everything you need to know
Why virtual reality will be a must-have for our socially distanced future
In the future, touchscreens will be obsolete. This lab designs what’s next
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Brit IT infrastructure giant Computacenter hits pause on shareholder dividends after furloughing 10% of staff
'Anything' related to remote working is a winner for Euro disties, but classic enterprise hardware? That's another story
Tech services biz Allvotec furloughing staff, asking remainder – including top brass – to take pay cut
Under pressure: K3 to put loss-making UK Microsoft Dynamics reseller biz into administration
Softcat MD stepping down at reseller months after flogging £1.5m worth of stock
Thought you'd go online to buy better laptop for home working? Too bad, UK. So did everyone. Laptops, monitors and WLANs fly off shelves
UK Carphone Warehouse shops set to sling their last phones, 2.9k redundancies hit high street, as Dixons closes all 531 'standalone' sites
Resellers facing 'months' of delays for orders to be fulfilled. IT gathers dust on docks as coronavirus-stricken China goes back to work
'Up to 300' UK heads to roll at Brit IT services firm Allvotec, with 200 jobs offshored to Bulgaria in cost-cutting drive
UK.gov lays out COVID-19 guidance as the tech supply chain considers its own
Aria Technology loses Court of Appeal bid over £750k VAT dispute
AMD takes a bite out of Intel's PC market share across Europe amid microprocessor shortages, rising Ryzen
Capita unfurls new consulting arm. Hmm, what shall we call it?
Mmmm... fresh, delicious tenders: Forget G-Cloud, this £6.5bn Technology Products and Associated Services framework is where it's at
David Phillips, godfather of UK tech distribution industry, dies aged 74
Ireland's B.ICONIC snaffles Stormfront to become largest Apple reseller in the UK
Getronics confirms – finally – that CEO has quit following HMRC VAT payment debacle
One of Blighty's most-loved charities hands £46m to one of Blighty's least-loved outsourcers
Everything must go as school IT supplier Gaia Technologies' £5.7m debt burden revealed
Yay, Intel chip shortages should be over soon! Nope. Strap in, at least another quarter or two to go, say PC execs
Getronics CEO on HMRC winding-up petition: An 'embarrassing' blip with cash in the wrong places
John Lennon says hello. Hello, hello... as Cancom buys Novosco for £70m
Swiss wheeze: Microsoft reseller titan SoftwareONE plots IPO on Zurich exchange
Aria Technology takes £750k VAT fraud case to Court of Appeal
You only need to click once, fool: Gaming rig sales up as Trump presses continue on trade tariff tussle
You and me baby ain't nothing but mammals, so let's watch for tech sales VAT weirdness through the channel
Margin mugs: A bank paid how much for a 2m Ethernet cable? WTF!
HMRC slaps Getronics with winding-up petition: It'll be sorted out today, blurts tech services firm
Hm. Is it wise to assume 'no material disruption' from 'volatile' UK climate, Dixons Carphone?
Arrow? More like Boomerang, amirite? Computacenter buys back tech disposal biz it disposed of
Microsoft blocked TSO Host's email IPs from Hotmail, Outlook inboxes and no one seems to care
Microsoft tells resellers: 'We listened to you, and we have acted' (PS: Plz keep making us money)
Will you be inspired by Inspire? If Microsoft's Slack-for-suits Teams is your cup of tea, perhaps
Microsoft giveth and Microsoft taketh away: Partner boss explains yanking of free licences
Microsoft middlemen rebel against removal of free software licences
Who left a database of emails, credit cards, plain-text passwords, and more open to the web this week? Tech Data, come on down!
Ready with the 'welcome neighbour' fruitbasket, retailers? Amazon opens Manchester pop-up shop
Police ICT Company kills £500m procurement, no longer wants one box shifter to rule them all
Europe's home PC buyers reach for their collective smartphone, sigh: We don't need a new desktop. This is a computer, right?
No Court of Appeal for you! Judges uphold Aria PC firm VAT fraud ruling
Quadsys exec who hacked rival firm's database in 2016 convicted of assault
Look what the Softcat dragged in: Revenues grow 21% as UK reseller refuses to blink at Brexit
Carphone Warehouse fined £29m for mis-selling mobile insurance to punters who didn't need it
Product. Reselling. Lives. Computacenter sales fly due to product, not services
Apple reseller Solutions Inc pulls down shutters, calls in administrators
Brit security services firm SecureData sold to France's Orange for an undisclosed sum