I tried local AI on HP’s Omnibook Ultra – it’s a private, powerful beast with zero token fees    ZDNET

A radiology college started 'sending' me traffic. In reality, it wasn't. Unpicking a headless crawler with a fake referrer, rotating proxies and a ByteDance-shaped fingerprint, and blocking it with a single Cloudflare rule.

Systems provide 360-degree view of airport operations, but concerns have been raised about the technology The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has announced that the first digital air traffic control towers in the US are officially operational, bringing new technology first to smaller airports in Florida and Alaska as the Trump administration presses ahead with updating the country’s ageing aviation infrastructure. The systems are now online at the Bartow executive airport (KBOW) in Florida and the Kenai municipal airport (PAEN) in Alaska, with five additional regional airports slated to receive the technology next. Continue reading...

Explore a comprehensive coding guide for NVIDIA's Dory 1.0 4B looped language model. Learn how to build the pinned llama.cpp branch, analyze loop-by-loop compute costs, test memory caching, and run paired evaluations. The post How to Run NVIDIA Dory 4B with llama.cpp: Loop by Loop Guide appeared first on MarkTechPost .

Teammates work for you    Perplexity

Ever since The Lean Startup by Eric Ries was published in 2011, prevailing wisdom in the SaaS community has been to launch a minimum viable product (MVP) rather than wait for a perfect, feature-complete release. The lesson was to release quickly, gather real user feedback, and continuously improve through small, iterative updates instead of relying on assumptions. Another foundational SaaS principle is “Validate Before You Scale.” The assumption is that you shouldn't invest heavily in building…

French cooperative bank Crédit Mutuel Arkéa was targeted in a cyberattack that enabled fraudulent transactions of up to $133 million, forcing it to respond by suspending certain systems.v [...]

Scammers are impersonating major brands and celebrities to lure consumers into fake gift card giveaways that collect personal information and trigger unwanted subscriptions. CTM360 reveals how these campaigns use deceptive verification steps and affiliate networks to generate revenue without delivering the promised rewards. [...]

Semi-retired professor Carolyn Marvin became a local celebrity facing down Philadelphia’s growing robot delivery army: ‘It’s my first amendment right to protest’ “One of you needs to be on the lookout for cops, while I block the robot, OK?” It is a crisp fall morning in Philadelphia. Tucked away in a dingy alley, opposite a garage called Patriot Parking, 78-year-old Carolyn Marvin is laying out some ground rules for a robot-disrupting expedition. Once a suitable target is identified, we will follow it to a busy sidewalk and Marvin will stand in front of the robot, blocking its way. The photographer and I will take turns ensuring we’re not all carted off by the police. Continue reading...