A New Bedford police officer is under investigation for allegedly using Flock surveillance cameras to monitor his ex-partner. Details are still emerging.
New Bedford Police Officer Accused Of Using Flock Cameras To Track Ex-partner
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Jolt: Clojure Compiler Implemented With Chez Scheme
A new Clojure compiler has been implemented with Chez Scheme, promising performance improvements and new development opportunities.
Chicken Scheme 6.0
Chicken Scheme 6.0, the latest version of the Scheme implementation, has been officially released, introducing significant performance enhancements and new features.
Illinois Just Passed A Law That Puts Linux On The Hook For Age Verification
Illinois passes legislation requiring Linux systems to implement age verification, raising questions about privacy and technology accountability.
Google Search Is Dying. What Comes Next Is Worse
Analysts warn Google Search’s dominance is waning, raising questions about the future of online information access and potential alternatives.
Microsoft Word For Windows 1.1A, Native X64 Port
Microsoft releases Word for Windows 1.1a with native support for x64 architecture, improving performance on modern PCs. The update is now available to users.
Show HN: A Project Oberon System Version Running On RISC-V Instead Of RISC-5
A new version of the Project Oberon system has been demonstrated running on RISC-V hardware, replacing the original RISC-5 platform, as announced on Show HN.
Cool URIs Don’t Change (1998)
Exploring the 1998 principle advocating stable URLs for web sustainability and its influence on web development practices.
AI Models Demonstrate Unshakeable Integrity in Simulated Corporate Crisis
Live AI benchmarks show that models can resist social engineering, uphold integrity, and even close high-value deals during simulated crises—proof that trustworthiness can be built in.
Os8088: A Powerful Mac-like OS For The IBM XT, 286, 386
Os8088 unveils a new operating system resembling Mac OS, compatible with IBM XT, 286, and 386, promising enhanced user experience.
