A Reddit-style platform called Moltbook is now home to tens of thousands of AI agents posting, commenting, and forming subcommunities. The experiment, born from the OpenClaw assistant, is equal parts hilarious and a massive security headache. It shows what happens when you give AI the keys to social
According to XDA-Developers, swapping a basic unmanaged switch for a managed one is one of the best upgrades for a home network. It offloads local traffic from your router’s CPU, potentially doubling transfer speeds from 120MB/s to near 300MB/s on 2.5GbE links. This lets your router focus on firewal
A new startup called Amutable, founded by experts from the Kubernetes and container ecosystem, is plotting a major overhaul of Linux security. They argue current approaches are reactive and brittle. The real challenge might be convincing the community itself.
The project using AI prompts to review Linux kernel patches is making significant progress. Its developer has rolled out a major change that breaks reviews into individual tasks to improve efficiency and effectiveness.
Affirm has locked down an exclusive “buy now, pay later” partnership with Expedia Group for the US market. The multi-year deal expands a decade-long relationship and will soon extend to Canadian travelers on select properties.
Elavon has launched a payments app that works inside Microsoft 365 applications like Outlook and Teams. The goal is to let users create invoices and process payments without ever leaving their email client. This could significantly reduce the time spent switching between platforms.
Google is adding a “Video Overviews” feature to its NotebookLM app on mobile. It turns your uploaded documents into narrated, visual summaries. The update also brings more editing controls for infographics and slide decks.
The memory market is in a full-blown melt-up, with SanDisk’s stock rocketing 1,755% since its debut. AI demand is so strong that supply can’t keep up, and the biggest companies are warning the crunch will last for years. For regular consumers, it’s about to get expensive.
Microsoft’s stock just had its worst day since the pandemic, cratering nearly 12% and vaporizing over $400 billion in market value. The historic drop came despite the company posting strong revenue and profit growth, highlighting a severe crisis of confidence in its AI strategy.
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella announced Windows 11 has surpassed 1 billion monthly active users. However, the milestone comes amid unprecedented user frustration over glitchy updates, forced AI features, and a sense that consumers are an afterthought.
