OpenAI says its AI solved Navier-Stokes. Codex users have another question
Navier-Stokes, a Millennium Prize problem in fluid dynamics, is still listed as unsolved. OpenAI denies accessing any specific user data but cannot rule out de-identified data from the researchers' Codex use improving its models.
GrapheneOS's duress password is getting its first legal test
A US prosecution over a GrapheneOS duress password turns a phone-security feature into a test of data destruction, border searches, and device privacy.
Chrome wants the browser, not your app, to own camera permission prompts
Chrome is shipping a declarative <usermedia> element in Chrome 151 that moves camera and microphone permission handling out of getUserMedia() calls and into browser-owned UI, with real recovery-rate gains reported by Cisco, Zoom, and Google Meet in trials.
How EU Chat Control turns child safety into surveillance infrastructure
The EU's fifth and final Chat Control trilogue is happening today, June 29. Here's what the encrypted messaging fight actually means for developers — and why age verification may be the part that sticks around longest.
LastPass confirms another customer data breach. Developers react: “Again?”
LastPass confirmed attackers accessed customer names, contact details, and CRM records after compromising Klue, a third-party sales intelligence tool. The vault is safe. Developers don't care.
Hosted vs Self-Hosted VPNs
Most of the advice about VPNs can be overly dramatic.
On the one hand there are people who believe that
LLM on consumer-grade CPU-Only machines
A guide to run and optimize suitable LLMs on local machine with average specs such as i5 CPU-only machine
How developers can detect hidden spy cameras to protect privacy IRL
A detailed practical guide to detect hidden cameras in real life using the knowledge of electronics and programming
