It turns out Ozon, Wildberries, and Yandex Market aren't just selling stuff—they're basically cannibalizing the people who provide the goods. The fees are ballooning, and sellers are left wondering if they're running a business or a charity for platforms.
Forget fancy hacking tools. Researchers found that WhatsApp and Signal basically broadcast your location and habits because they are too polite to keep quiet about delivery confirmations. It is a fundamental design flaw that makes privacy feel like a joke.
Oh, look, the inevitable has happened: OpenAI is so overwhelmed by its own hype that they’ve stopped selling ChatGPT Pro. Apparently, feeding the world's insatiable hunger for the new GPT-6 Astra is just too much for their bank account to handle.
When spying on entire populations still doesn't cure state paranoia, the next logical move is monitoring the technicians plugging in the cables. Moscow is tightening the digital leash on the very admins running its mass surveillance machine.
While humans spent decades writing off 98% of their own genome as useless junk, Google DeepMind just dropped a massive reality check that turns biological dark matter into an open book.
It turns out PostgreSQL had a secret trapdoor since 2014, letting anyone with replication rights run wild. A dozen years later, someone finally noticed the hole was wide open. Time to patch your servers or pray.
In a move that feels like a tech company actively cannibalizing its own bottom line, DeepSeek just dropped a Flash model that makes their previous Pro version look like a glorified calculator. It’s almost impressive to see such a blatant self-sabotage.
Sergey Brin is back in the trenches at Google, demanding 60-hour work weeks and micromanaging Gemini code. Because nothing screams 'innovation' like a billionaire founder reviving the glory days of crunch culture to save a sinking ship.
Forget bugs in the ceiling; your own wires are now the snitch. Researchers just proved that basic electronics can be weaponized to broadcast your secrets through solid concrete, turning every office chat into an open book for anyone with an antenna.
After two years of staring contests, Blizzard employees finally wrangled Microsoft into a binding contract. It is a rare moment of sanity where human creativity gets a legal shield against the relentless hunger of generative AI and corporate cost-cutting.
Forget your freezer. Researchers have cooked up a bizarre, super-dense ice that stays solid at over 2,000°C. It’s a masterclass in cosmic absurdity, proving that nature is just as weird as our worst sci-fi nightmares.
Oh, the irony. OpenAI allegedly went from 'saving humanity' to raiding LibGen like a common digital pirate to train their models. It seems the quest for AGI involves a bit more larceny than their shiny marketing brochures suggested.