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Trump Sparks Debate Over Safety Of Germany's Gold In New York
The safety of Germany's gold reserves held overseas and in New York in particular, until recently mainly a talking point for the country's far-right party and gold bugs, is becoming a matter of public debate with Donald Trump back in the White House.
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'Creatures Of History': Cicada Brood XIV Emerges In US After 17 Years
The last time these thrumming, red-eyed bugs burrowed out of the ground across America's suburbs and woodlands was the early summer of 2008.
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India Added 4.7 Million Web3 Developers in 2024, Set to Surpass US: Hashed Emergent
In 2024, India’s Web3 developer community grew by 28 percent, adding over 4.7 million developers to GitHub. According to the India Web3 Landscape Report (2024) by Hashed Emergent, 45.3 percent contribute code, 29.7 percent fix bugs, and 22.4 percent focus on documentation.
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Apple Rolls Out iOS 18.4 Beta 3 Update for iPhone With Fixes for Apple Intelligence and Siri Issues
Apple on Monday released the iOS 18.4 Beta 3 update for iPhone to developers and beta testers. Unlike the previous developer beta 2 update which brought Visual Intelligence to the iPhone 15 Pro among other changes, the latest version does not contain any standout new features. It is considered a minor update aimed at addressing bugs and introducing...
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Apple Fixes Bizarre iPhone Bug That Auto-Corrected 'Racist' To 'Trump'
According to Apple, the problem lies in the speech recognition models that power dictation, which sometimes display words with phonetic overlap before correcting themselves.
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400 Cases And Rising: Deadly 'Vomiting Bug' Hits UK, US Next?
This rise in norovirus infections is not isolated to the UK, as parallel increases have been observed in the United States, indicating a potentially wider global spread of the virus.
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5 Iconic Foods From '90s Cartoons That Will Take You Straight Back To Your Childhood
Take a trip down memory lane with 5 iconic foods from the '90s cartoons that still make us smile today.
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Israel's NSO Group Found Liable For Pegasus Hacking Of WhatsApp Users
A US judge ruled on Friday in favor of Meta Platforms' WhatsApp in a lawsuit accusing Israel's NSO Group of exploiting a bug in the messaging app to install spy software allowing unauthorized surveillance.
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CrowdStrike Sued By Fliers After Massive Outage Disrupts Air Travel
CrowdStrike's legal troubles from last month's massive global computer outage deepened on Monday, as the cybersecurity company was sued by air travellers whose flights were delayed or cancelled.
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Ex Meta Employee Fired Over Content Linked To Israel's War In Gaza: Report
A former Meta engineer on Tuesday accused the company of bias in its handling of content related to the war in Gaza, claiming in a lawsuit that Meta fired him for trying to help fix bugs causing the suppression of Palestinian Instagram posts.
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What's In A Leap Year? Eternal Youth, Wedding Bells And Tech Bugs
An extra day every four years, what's not to love? The calendar quirk of February 29 keeps us in sync with the seasons but it has also spawned a host of rituals and superstitions, not to mention computer glitches, which AFP unpacks here.
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US Doctor Extracts 150 Live Bugs From Man's Swollen Face: Report
Dr Carlson said that in his lengthy career as an ears, nose and throat specialist he had not seen a case like this documented in the US.
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Apple Vision Pro Said to Take Up to Four Generations to Reach 'Ideal Form'
Apple Vision Pro might take a few years until the mixed reality headset reaches its 'ideal form', people working on the device told Bloomberg's Mark Gurman. While the company's Vision Pro headset currently has software bugs, it could one day replace the iPad, Gurman states in his review.
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''Bitten By The Bug'': Zerodha's Nithin Kamath Questions Why Indians Are Still Moving To The US
In what he termed a ''dichotomy'', he stated while many rich Americans want to invest in India, young Indians prefer to move to the US.
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Detained US Spy Lured Officials In "Honey Traps": China
Beijing said Monday that a US citizen jailed for life for espionage lured Chinese officials into bugged hotels and used "honey traps" to blackmail them into spying for Washington.
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Trump Sparks Debate Over Safety Of Germany's Gold In New York
The safety of Germany's gold reserves held overseas and in New York in particular, until recently mainly a talking point for the country's far-right party and gold bugs, is becoming a matter of public debate with Donald Trump back in the White House.
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'Creatures Of History': Cicada Brood XIV Emerges In US After 17 Years
The last time these thrumming, red-eyed bugs burrowed out of the ground across America's suburbs and woodlands was the early summer of 2008.
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India Added 4.7 Million Web3 Developers in 2024, Set to Surpass US: Hashed Emergent
In 2024, India’s Web3 developer community grew by 28 percent, adding over 4.7 million developers to GitHub. According to the India Web3 Landscape Report (2024) by Hashed Emergent, 45.3 percent contribute code, 29.7 percent fix bugs, and 22.4 percent focus on documentation.
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Apple Rolls Out iOS 18.4 Beta 3 Update for iPhone With Fixes for Apple Intelligence and Siri Issues
Apple on Monday released the iOS 18.4 Beta 3 update for iPhone to developers and beta testers. Unlike the previous developer beta 2 update which brought Visual Intelligence to the iPhone 15 Pro among other changes, the latest version does not contain any standout new features. It is considered a minor update aimed at addressing bugs and introducing...
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Apple Fixes Bizarre iPhone Bug That Auto-Corrected 'Racist' To 'Trump'
According to Apple, the problem lies in the speech recognition models that power dictation, which sometimes display words with phonetic overlap before correcting themselves.
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400 Cases And Rising: Deadly 'Vomiting Bug' Hits UK, US Next?
This rise in norovirus infections is not isolated to the UK, as parallel increases have been observed in the United States, indicating a potentially wider global spread of the virus.
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5 Iconic Foods From '90s Cartoons That Will Take You Straight Back To Your Childhood
Take a trip down memory lane with 5 iconic foods from the '90s cartoons that still make us smile today.
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Israel's NSO Group Found Liable For Pegasus Hacking Of WhatsApp Users
A US judge ruled on Friday in favor of Meta Platforms' WhatsApp in a lawsuit accusing Israel's NSO Group of exploiting a bug in the messaging app to install spy software allowing unauthorized surveillance.
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CrowdStrike Sued By Fliers After Massive Outage Disrupts Air Travel
CrowdStrike's legal troubles from last month's massive global computer outage deepened on Monday, as the cybersecurity company was sued by air travellers whose flights were delayed or cancelled.
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Ex Meta Employee Fired Over Content Linked To Israel's War In Gaza: Report
A former Meta engineer on Tuesday accused the company of bias in its handling of content related to the war in Gaza, claiming in a lawsuit that Meta fired him for trying to help fix bugs causing the suppression of Palestinian Instagram posts.
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What's In A Leap Year? Eternal Youth, Wedding Bells And Tech Bugs
An extra day every four years, what's not to love? The calendar quirk of February 29 keeps us in sync with the seasons but it has also spawned a host of rituals and superstitions, not to mention computer glitches, which AFP unpacks here.
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US Doctor Extracts 150 Live Bugs From Man's Swollen Face: Report
Dr Carlson said that in his lengthy career as an ears, nose and throat specialist he had not seen a case like this documented in the US.
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Apple Vision Pro Said to Take Up to Four Generations to Reach 'Ideal Form'
Apple Vision Pro might take a few years until the mixed reality headset reaches its 'ideal form', people working on the device told Bloomberg's Mark Gurman. While the company's Vision Pro headset currently has software bugs, it could one day replace the iPad, Gurman states in his review.
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''Bitten By The Bug'': Zerodha's Nithin Kamath Questions Why Indians Are Still Moving To The US
In what he termed a ''dichotomy'', he stated while many rich Americans want to invest in India, young Indians prefer to move to the US.
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Detained US Spy Lured Officials In "Honey Traps": China
Beijing said Monday that a US citizen jailed for life for espionage lured Chinese officials into bugged hotels and used "honey traps" to blackmail them into spying for Washington.
