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Security Week 2623: user tracking via SSD

Researchers from Graz University of Technology in Austria published a scientific paper proposing a method to track user activity through a browser

A million dollars earned in a student dormitory

For my first college break, inspired by Satisfaction75, I created a device I called Dissatisfaction65 — a 65% wireless keyboard.

Curiosity as an operating system

How evolution and engineers build consciousness

Sword Art Online is closer than it seems. Four layers of full-dive VR

The first season of Sword Art Online was released in 2012. Since then, NerveGear — a full-dive virtual world headset — has become the benchmark for an "unattainable future".…

Assembling a Humanoid Robot with OpenLoong: Notes of a Java Developer

Hello, my name is Ashot Agabekov. I'm a Java backend developer. My main professional areas are backend development, architecture, integrations, microservices, databases,…

AI fires and replaces some people. Others start getting paid €10,000 a month

A Business Insider article reports that AI-related job openings are rapidly spreading across all levels of corporate structures — from entry-level specialists to top…

CRM in a Company: From Chaos to System, or Why AI Alone Won’t Handle It

CRM system developers always have odd "competitors" alongside real ones: Excel, notes stored on mobile phones, and now AI as well.

TSPU Checker: How I Built a Tool for Diagnosing Blockages

In this article I will share how we developed a diagnostic tool from scratch to analyze TSPU operation in Russian networks. The script can identify blocking modes, check…

Hollywood poured millions into DVD protection, and a Norwegian high school student who simply wanted to watch movies on Linux broke it.

So here’s a common, overused narrative: greedy corporations invented the protection, and evil hackers cracked it. It’s flashy, dramatic, and of course completely untrue.

Simply About the Complex. All You Wanted to Know About SFP Modules. Part 5. SFP Modules with WDM/CWDM/DWDM Multiplexing Technologies

Greetings, colleagues! It’s @ProstoKirReal again. In previous articles, I discussed with you the operation and development history of SFP modules, their DAC and AOC alternatives,…

What if video memory could be used as regular RAM?

I have 8 gigabytes of RAM. On paper it sounds tolerable — right up until you open a couple dozen tabs in Chrome, have Figma and Slack running, open another tab with Stack…

Why only 27% of organizations are ready for AI

Key findings

Response Pain: How Information Security Processes Affect Incident Investigation

Incident investigation is a critically important subprocess of information security incident management, aimed at identifying the primary vector of compromise, minimizing…

I failed to assemble a team for my pet project twice. Then I finished the entire project with Claude in six months.

The story of how Fleans, a workflow engine built on .NET Orleans and BPMN 2, was born out of stubbornness, frustration, Camunda going paid, and one not-so-obvious conversation…

Revolution in One Click: The History of the Start Menu

For an entire generation of users, this small square in the bottom left corner of the screen has become the primary symbol of the personal computer. It represents an…

Mathematics of Large Numbers: From a Zero-Sum Game to a Growing-Sum Game

Any trading strategy tends towards zero expected trade value over an infinite time horizon: you don't earn anything, you just pay the exchange commission.

We tested Claude Code's Dynamic Workflows on a real project. Here's what worked and what didn't

We tested the Dynamic Workflows feature on a real project, not for hype or to judge if the feature is good or bad.

From Virtual Hands to AI for Survivalists: Curious Open Agent OSes [and One Hardware Project]

Operating systems where AI agents solve assigned tasks and interact with software interfaces are the "new black". We at Beeline Cloud decided to cover several such open…