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Open-source task manager beats bloated to-do apps, says reviewer
A tech journalist replaces mainstream to-do apps with an open-source tool and explains why it finally sticks.
Critical WordPress flaw enables unauthenticated code execution
A newly disclosed WordPress core vulnerability allows unauthenticated attackers to execute code on affected sites, impacting versions 6.9 and 7.0.
AI-Powered Chart Analyzer Turns Screenshots Into Trading Insights in Seconds
Meet ChartAI Pro: an app that uses vision LLMs to scan trading charts and deliver instant, plain-English technical analysis—no manual pattern hunting required.
Pentagon shifts gears: AI adoption beats perfect alignment
The U.S. Navy is prioritizing rapid AI deployment over flawless alignment, aiming to build an "AI-first" fleet with models running on warships and an AI war council for mission decisions.
Stripe’s Startup Battlefield in Sydney: Last Chance for Aussie Founders
Australian startups have 48 hours to apply for Stripe’s Sydney showcase, offering a golden ticket to TechCrunch Disrupt in San Francisco.
Asus ROG Ally X shines on paper, stumbles in reality
The ROG Ally X boasts impressive specs, but Windows 11 stands between it and seamless handheld gaming.
EY probes breach after third-party ticket system hack
The Big Four firm Ernst & Young is investigating a data breach linked to a compromised third-party IT support platform used by its tax teams.
FastMCP vs hand-rolled JSON-RPC for MCP servers
A developer compares building an MCP server with FastMCP decorators versus low-level JSON-RPC, showing why the abstraction wins in real projects.
How AI agents are redefining event operations with memory and real-time context
A new demo shows how MongoDB Atlas, Voyage AI embeddings and LangGraph can power an AI event operator that remembers past events, adapts to live changes and writes outcomes for future use.