The Central Bank of Russia is finally admitting that keeping Visa and Mastercard on life support is a headache. After years of pretending these ghosts of Western finance were essential, they are pushing to pull the plug once and for all.
Mozilla is rolling out a free VPN directly inside Firefox, and it is actually usable. Whether this is a desperate move to stay relevant in a world of Chrome dominance or a genuine gift to privacy nerds remains the million-dollar debate.
Apple is playing its favorite game of digital hide-and-seek before WWDC. The company just registered a mysterious genai.apple.com link, and the tech world is tripping over itself to guess if this is a massive pivot or just another glorified marketing stunt.
Eight years after the marriage of GitHub and Microsoft, the honeymoon is officially over. With top talent fleeing to join Thomas Dohmke at Entire and the platform hitting frequent technical brick walls, the giant seems to be losing its edge.
A self-proclaimed hacker is peddling a massive OnlyFans database for $76k, claiming it is a goldmine of private info. The reality? It is just a lazy digital collage of old leaks and public profiles, proving that being a cyber-criminal requires zero actual effort.
In a twist that feels like a glitch in the simulation, Ember reports that green energy has officially overtaken fossil gas on a global scale. It is almost adorable how much hope is being pinned on a single month of decent weather.
The EPA just crowned the Tesla Cybercab as the most energy-efficient vehicle ever. It’s an engineering marvel that makes a Lucid Air look like a gas-guzzler, assuming you’re okay with a car that might show up without a steering wheel.
Tech giants usually treat water damage like a crime you committed against your own wallet. But Xiaomi just threw the ultimate curveball, offering to resurrect drowned gear completely on their dime. Let's see how this PR magic trick actually works.
Meta is back at it, desperately hoping Forum will fix the social interaction void left by their bloated main app. It is a bold, albeit slightly pathetic, attempt to turn Facebook groups into a functional Reddit clone.
WordPress finally hits version 7.0, and it's obsessed with AI. It’s an ambitious leap, but let's be honest—did anyone ask for an 'Abilities API' to turn a blogging platform into a sentient robot army, or is this just another way to break our child themes?
While Anthropic and OpenAI charge an arm and a leg for their heavy-duty models, Cursor just dropped an update that does the heavy lifting for the price of a gumball. It is a masterclass in how to stay relevant without burning a billion dollars.
Say goodbye to the wild west of copy-pasting code. GitHub is finally putting a leash on npm because developers apparently can't stop letting AI models hallucinate fake libraries directly into production environments. Welcome to the era of manual babysitting.