
Hackers drained a Claude subscriber’s tokens — and he wasn’t the only one
A subscriber's tokens vanished from his account while idle — a phantom hand at the ledger, with no accounting to name the thief.


A subscriber's tokens vanished from his account while idle — a phantom hand at the ledger, with no accounting to name the thief.

Samsung and TSMC embrace ASML's costly new machines, a grave and mighty change in the fabric of chip production.

A new edition of the Emacs starter arrangement hath come forth, demanding a newer edition of the editor, with better defaults throughout.

A tiny $70 device, no bigger than a card, has become the strange subject of much discourse among readers who prize its odd, plain charm.

A note telling how the master of a great house labored an hour, in vain, to bring Moviemaker into being upon his own machine.

A toiler in software tells how a fortnight of books, calculus, and family calm cleared away the fog upon his mind.

A strange discovery: LG's smart screens listen in silence and peer upon neighboring devices within the home network.

A costly dearth of memory now settles upon phones themselves, a rising tide of price no maker can yet turn back.

A tale of voice made word: Voicebox would have the wronged speak their grievance aloud, that it be heard, and set down for all to see.

A mod now lets a second card bear the weight of Neural Rendering, easing the heavy cost DLSS 5's AI effect lays upon a single card.
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