Technology

Typo found on 42-year-old spaceship ↦

Jason Torchinsky at The Autopian joins me in shock at the revelation that the Helvetica S on the space shuttle Discovery is upside-down: Wait, what? Discovery has an upside-down ‘s’ in its name? …

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iPhone 18 Pro Review: Highest Pro price ever poses a challenge for upgraders

Apple doesn’t roll out new iPhones every September because it’s fond of fall colors. In fact, if you’re a fellow old like me, you might remember the days when models like the iPhone 3G or iPhone 4 hit stores in the summertime.…

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App Report: Picture perfect

Let’s set aside the Mac this week and turn our app spotlight to the iPhone… and a more specific part of the iPhone at that — the camera.…

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(Sponsor) Filmlog: For the love of movies, now on the Mac

My thanks to Filmlog for sponsoring Six Colors this week. Filmlog is the app for movie and cinema lovers — personal, offline and ad-free. Built by one person since 2013 and paid for by the people who use it, it arrived this week on the Mac as a native app, joining iPhone, iPad and a watchlist companion on Apple TV.…

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Inside the iPad mini: OLED at the center, versatility all around, and a… vibrating display?

In the midst of Apple shipping a foldable iPhone and announcing its first touchscreen laptop, you might have missed an oft-overlooked l’il gadget that also got a load of love last week: the new OLED iPad mini.…

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Siri Classic brings old things back to life

A lot of mythology swirls around the Coca-Cola Company’s strange set of decisions in 1985 to release a reformulated version of its historic carbonated beverage in April—the so-called “New Coke”—then, a few months later, start producing the original flavor as “Coke Classic.”…

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Guardz Integrates Palo Alto Networks Prisma Browser Protection to Address Growing Workspace Security

Guardz integrates Palo Alto Networks Prisma Browser for Business to help MSPs connect browser threats with identity, email, endpoint, and AI usage signals.

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How to Build Durable Chat Memory for RAG Using ScyllaDB and LangChain

Learn how to use ScyllaDB Vector Search and persistent chat history with LangChain to build RAG chatbots that retain context across restarts and replicas.

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LinearB Launches Agentic Studio to Steer AI Coding Agents in a $127 Billion Market by 2032

LinearB launches Agentic Studio to give leaders and coding agents context from 2.7 million pull requests, with an effort skill that trims token use.

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We Built a Test to Catch Contact Forms That Lie. It Lied to Us Five Times First

We tested 105 contact forms on Lovable and Bolt sites: 27 said "sent" and sent nothing. Here are the five times our own test got it wrong.

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72 Blog Posts To Learn About Minio

Learn everything you need to know about Minio via these 72 free HackerNoon blog posts.

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The TechBeat: Why Knowledge Graphs and Ontologies Are Making a Comeback in the Age of AI (11/2/2026)

11/2/2026: Trending stories on Hackernoon today!

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AI Agent Memory (Part 1): Why Remembering Isn't the Same as Learning

AI agents can store and retrieve past experiences, but does that mean they learn? Explore how memory, context, and retrieval influence AI decision-making.

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Media Titan Omri Hurwitz: Humans, Not Bots, Run the News

Omri Hurwitz explains why human editors remain essential as AI reshapes news production, media ownership, and distribution.

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openEuler New Releases Come With a Heavy Dose of AI and Agents

openEuler is pushing for a developer focused Linux distro with AI at its core. From PolyMind to Witty, the AI agents are part of the package.

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FOSS Weekly #26.44: Ginux, Dead Distros, Resurrected Projects, Dangerous Commands and More (Scary) Linux Stuff

Do you know why programmers always mix up Halloween and Christmas? Because Oct 31 = Dec 25

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Denmark’s Collabora Pilot Was Never The Microsoft Replacement it Was Made Out to Be

Collabora says a ministry merger paused the test, while the ministry says it was interrupted when the election was called.

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Here's How You Can Use VPNs for FREE on Linux

Need a VPN once in a while but don't want to pay for a yearly plan? Here are free VPN options that work on Linux, either in the browser or system-wide.

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This Tool Lets You Install Linux Without a USB Key, Straight From Windows

Wubi reimagined? Here's a new open source project that lets you dual boot Linux from Windows without needing any USB or DVD.

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France’s Weird Per-Gigabyte Data Tax Could Cost VLC Over €1 Million a Year!

France's National Assembly has voted in favour of a new "internet tax" that would charge companies for every gigabyte of data they send to users in France. It may get messier than GDPR.

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Killed by Ubuntu, Linux Mint is Bringing This Classic Feature Back

Linux Mint is bringing back a feature most Linux distributions quietly gave up on years ago: hibernation.

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I Came for This New Linux Distro’s Aesthetic Looks and Stayed for its Window Tiling

It's still early in development, but it shows promise with what it offers.

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A massive pile of security updates for Saturday

Security updates have been issued by AlmaLinux (.NET 10.0, .NET 11.0, .NET 8.0, .NET 9.0, aspell, bind, bind9.18, container-tools:1.0, container-tools:rhel8, curl, dogtag-pki, ignition, java-21-openjdk, python-pillow, tomcat, and virt:rhel, virt-devel:rhel), Debian (antiword, cyrus-sasl2, dovecot, dpdk, nss, python-git, and thunderbird), Fedora (7zip, aegisub, aom, apptainer, arm-none-eabi-binutils-cs, assimp, avr-binutils, baresip, barman, bind9-next, btrfs-backup-ng, chezmoi, chromium, cifs-utils, clevis-pin-trustee, composer, containerd, curl, docker-buildx, dotnet10.0, evolution, evolution

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Final release for the 7.2 stable series

Greg Kroah-Hartman has announced the release of the 7.2.15 kernel, with a handful of updates. Note, this is the LAST 7.2.y kernel release. After this one the 7.2.y kernel tree is end-of-life. Please move to 7.3.y at this time. And yes, you aren't imagining things, this one went "end-of-life" a bit sooner than normal. But based on the release cycle at the moment, and the number of pending cc: stable patches in the queue, I figured it was better this way so we can focus on the latest 7.3.y release as it would require us to keep 8 different branches alive at the same moment, a taxing task under t

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