Artificial Intelligence (AI)
If you’ve been losing sleep over headlines screaming that AI is coming for everyone’s jobs, take a deep breath. IBM’s CEO, Arvind Krishna, recently dropped some wisdom at SXSW that might just put your mind at ease. He tackled the burning questions on everyone’s lips: Will
News
Why TikTok’s Lynx Feels Like a Naming Fail? As a developer who still fires up the Lynx browser for quick terminal-based web tasks, I have to admit—I’m annoyed. Really annoyed. When I heard TikTok was launching a new React Native competitor called Lynx, my first thought wasn’
LLM
I’ve been diving deep into the world of artificial intelligence lately, and let me tell you, Kimi AI K1.5 is nothing short of a game-changer. I’ve tested out a lot of models, but Kimi has left a lasting impression. When I first heard about it, I was
Healthcare
Huawei has once again wowed the tech world with a bold new idea for wearable technology. The Chinese giant has patented a groundbreaking smartwatch feature that might just redefine how we interact with our devices. Imagine a smartwatch where the entire screen is not just a display but also a
News
If you’re the kind of person who follows the world of artificial intelligence closely, you’ve probably heard a lot about how the United States and China are locked in a fierce race (some would now call it a “war”) for tech dominance. But things just got a bit
Cybersecurity
Disclaimer: This article is intended for ethical hackers, cybersecurity professionals, and individuals interested in security research. All tools mentioned here are intended for legitimate use only. Unauthorized or malicious use of these tools is illegal and unethical. Always ensure you have the proper authorization before conducting any penetration testing or
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Berlin, Germany - In a significant move towards digital sovereignty and cost efficiency, the German state of Schleswig-Holstein has initiated a large-scale transition from proprietary software to open-source alternatives. By transitioning 25,000 government workplaces from proprietary platforms to open-source solutions like Linux and LibreOffice, the state aims to reduce
RaspberryPi
The Raspberry Pi is a versatile, portable single-board computer (SBC) that can be used for almost anything—from building your own CCTV surveillance system or music streaming server to retro gaming consoles or even a private VPN to maintain your privacy. Even a Door intercome system, yes you can do
Vulnerability Scanner
Pentest Tools Framework is a database of exploits, Scanners and tools for penetration testing. Pentest is a powerful framework includes a lot of tools for beginners. You can explore kernel vulnerabilities, network vulnerabilities It is written in Python and uses some Perl, Ruby and PHP scripts. It includes a variety
News
In recent months, the Internet Archive, a vital digital library and cultural preservation tool, has come under attack on two fronts: increased hacking attempts and legal challenges. As a cornerstone of the web’s history, the Internet Archive’s "Wayback Machine" holds over 25 years of web pages,
Cybersecurity
A new report has revealed an unprecedented rise in ransomware attacks worldwide in 2023, with the number of recorded attacks exceeding 6,500, across 117 countries, representing a 73% increase compared to 2022. These attacks targeted vital sectors such as healthcare, finance, and information technology, and caused huge financial losses
pentesting
PentestGPT: Your AI Buddy for Smarter, Faster Hacking
News
Australia's anti-piracy laws have been evolving to combat the growing issue of online copyright infringement. The laws primarily focus on blocking access to websites that host pirated content, such as movies, TV shows, and music. One of the key legal mechanisms in place is the ability for copyright
Open-source
In today’s digital age, maintaining privacy and anonymity while browsing the internet has become increasingly important. Whether it's avoiding surveillance, protecting personal information, or bypassing geographic restrictions, the need for anonymous browsing is critical. Open-source solutions offer transparency, security, and community support, making them ideal choices for
News
What is Hacker News? Hacker News is a social news website focusing on computer science and entrepreneurship. It is run by Y Combinator, a seed accelerator. Users can submit stories (links to articles), and other users can upvote these stories, similar to "liking" a post on other social
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Z Combinator is a free Hacker News client made with SwiftUI that allows users to log in with their Hacker News account, reply to stories and comments, vote on stories and comments, and add stories and comments to their pins or HN. Features * Log in with Hacker News account * Reply
Flutter
Hacki is a Hacker News client built with Flutter. It allows users to log in with their Hacker News account, browse stories from various categories, search for stories, submit stories, and pin stories. Features * Fast and lightweight app * Log in using your Hacker News account. * Browse stories from various categories.
Open-source
HNClient is a free and open-source desktop client for Hacker News that allows users to read articles and comments without opening multiple tabs. It features a sidebar for article selection and supports split-screen viewing of articles and their comments. The app is compatible with Mac, Linux, and Windows. Features * Sidebar