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Why Hardware Memory Tagging Isn’t the Security Silver Bullet It Promised to Be

Why Hardware Memory Tagging Isn’t the Security Silver Bullet It Promised to Be

This study shows that ARM’s Memory Tagging Extension can be reliably bypassed in Chrome and the Linux kernel through speculative tag leakage, enabling real-world

ARM MTE Found Vulnerable to Speculative Tag Leakage on Pixel 8 Devices

ARM MTE Found Vulnerable to Speculative Tag Leakage on Pixel 8 Devices

This article details how speculative execution can be abused to leak ARM Memory Tagging Extension (MTE) tags via cache side channels, and how fuzzing reveals real

The Anti-Cloud AI Manifesto: Meet “Ratio,” the DSL That Runs Game-Grade Intelligence on a Laptop

The Anti-Cloud AI Manifesto: Meet “Ratio,” the DSL That Runs Game-Grade Intelligence on a Laptop

Ratio is a tool to run complex AI on consumer hardware without burning the planet. It bridges the gap between high-level visual orchestration and low-level systems

Twelve-year-old Selects His Favorite Tech and Design Picks of 2025

Twelve-year-old Selects His Favorite Tech and Design Picks of 2025

A 12-year-old's thoughts on the outgoing year in tech and design.

This One Script Fixed the “Images Drop In Late” Problem

This One Script Fixed the “Images Drop In Late” Problem

A boring, repeatable image pipeline for Next.js: cap images at 800px, strip metadata, and auto-pick lossless vs lossy WebP so pages feel complete faster.

30 Fast AI Income Ideas You Can Launch This Weekend

30 Fast AI Income Ideas You Can Launch This Weekend

Google’s Gemini 3 is a cutting-edge AI model that’ll be released in late 2025. It’s designed for speed and efficiency, making it perfect for entrepreneurs, freelancers

Blockchain’s Bug Tax: The Neo and NBitcoin Mistakes a Linter Spotted

Blockchain’s Bug Tax: The Neo and NBitcoin Mistakes a Linter Spotted

Static analysis with PVS-Studio flags real bugs in Neo and NBitcoin—null dereferences, bad format strings, operator precedence traps, and even infinite recursion

Symfony 7.4’s Share Directory Solves the Cache Problem for Kubernetes Apps

Symfony 7.4’s Share Directory Solves the Cache Problem for Kubernetes Apps

Symfony 7.4 introduces var/share to separate local system cache from shared application data—solving cache inconsistency in Kubernetes without the NFS performance

From Silence to Signal: Extracting E-Commerce Feedback With AI-Driven Personalized Surveys

From Silence to Signal: Extracting E-Commerce Feedback With AI-Driven Personalized Surveys

E-commerce sites often rely on feedback from roughly 2–6% of the shopper base. Writing reviews requires effort, which naturally filters out customers without strong

Everyone Says Google Is Dead. Here’s Why They’re Wrong

Everyone Says Google Is Dead. Here’s Why They’re Wrong

Google is still cooking amazing things in their AI kitchen.