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• Ubuntu 25.10 'Questing Quokka' Released [27d]
• YouTube Opens 'Second Chance' Program To Creators Banned For Misinformation [27d]
• Apple and Google Reluctantly Comply With Texas Age Verification Law [27d]
• Intel's Open Source Future in Question as Exec Says He's Done Carrying the Competition [27d]
• He Was Expected To Get Alzheimer's 25 Years Ago. Why Hasn't He? [27d]
• Windows Product Activation Creator Reveals Truth Behind XP's Most Notorious Product Key [27d]
• Internet Archive Ordered To Block Books in Belgium After Talks With Publishers Fail [27d]
• Judge Dismisses Retail Group's Challenge To New York Surveillance Pricing Law [27d]
• Intel's Next-Generation Panther Lake Laptop Chips Could Be a Return To Form [27d]
• ISPs Created So Many Fees That FCC Will Kill Requirement To List Them All [27d]
• DC Comics Won't Support Generative AI: 'Not Now, Not Ever' [27d]
• McKinsey Wonders How To Sell AI Apps With No Measurable Benefits [27d]
• China Confirms Solar Panel Projects Are Irreversibly Changing Desert Ecosystems [27d]
• One-Man Spam Campaign Ravages EU 'Chat Control' Bill [27d]
• UK's Central Bank Warns of Growing Risk That AI Bubble Could Burst [27d]
• Discord Says 70,000 Users May Have Had Their Government IDs Leaked In Breach [27d]
• Internet Archive Ordered to Block Books in Belgium [27d]
• The World's Biggest Citizen Science Project [28d]
• EU Lawmakers Push To Ban Plant-Based Food Terms [28d]
• Germany To Allow Police To Shoot Down Drones [28d]
• Polymarket Founder Is Youngest Self-Made Billionaire After Deal With NYSE Owner [28d]
• Verizon Buys ISP Starry To Expand Wireless Broadband [28d]