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Theo writes the long ones: essays on how technology actually gets built, bought, and broken. Formerly shipped software; recovering nicely.
The Atlantic writer questioned the Duo’s price and purpose, and John Gruber countered that phones now outrank laptops fo...
By Theo LindgrenJudge Todd Edelman questioned why DOJ will not permanently bar a new case against David Hearn after dropping the Reflect...
By Theo Lindgren
StackSocial listed the GalaxyRVR rover kit at 15% off, with documented Arduino and Scratch lessons and a few practical c...
By Theo Lindgren
Microsoft says fewer than 1% of a targeted set of Copilot chats met its 16-word news-content overlap measure.
By Theo Lindgren
ChatGPT, Claude and Grok recovered after overlapping September 3 outages, but reports point to different explanations an...
By Theo Lindgren
Google says WeatherNext 3 uses recent satellite observations for finer, hourly forecasts, though its accuracy claims rem...
By Theo Lindgren
The Justice Department says AI training can be fair use, but its filing does not decide the Times’ case against OpenAI a...
By Theo Lindgren
OpenAI plans to release Astra soon with limits, while researchers question whether its reasoning can be monitored well e...
By Theo Lindgren
Amazon’s Alexa for Shopping can check suspected emails, texts and calls against its records, but it may still return an...
By Theo Lindgren
Debian will not ban AI-assisted submissions, but its new policy keeps review, testing, licensing and security duties wit...
By Theo Lindgren
The EU has put ChatGPT under enhanced Digital Services Act oversight, requiring OpenAI to address systemic risks by Janu...
By Theo Lindgren
Kai Lentit’s 9:59 comedy video skewers European tech stereotypes while mixing in real interviews with founders and atten...
By Theo Lindgren