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Building Passkey Authentication with WebAuthn, Next.js, and NestJS
Programming
Oct 28, 2026freeCodeCamp

Building Passkey Authentication with WebAuthn, Next.js, and NestJS

Password-based authentication has long been the default for digital identity, yet it presents a myriad of challenges for both users and developers. Users grapple with remembering complex passwords, often resorting to

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The Super Mouse puts a touchscreen macro pad under your hand: Tech
Tech
Oct 27, 2026The Verge

The Super Mouse puts a touchscreen macro pad under your hand: Tech

Arctic Fox Technologies has launched the Super Mouse, an innovative peripheral featuring a 3.1-inch touchscreen for dynamic app controls, macros, and enhanced productivity. Available on Kickstarter for $199, this wired mouse aims to consolidate multiple desktop devices into one intuitive command center. Its contextual display and advanced features redefine user interaction.

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Wizards of the Coast Crowns New President, Signaling a Digital Future
Games
Oct 27, 2026Polygon

Wizards of the Coast Crowns New President, Signaling a Digital Future

Dan Ayoub, former Senior VP of D&D and an ex-Halo studio head, is the new President of Wizards of the Coast and Hasbro Digital Games. His appointment signals a strong push into digital and video games for the company, creators of Magic: The Gathering and Dungeons & Dragons. Upcoming titles include the sci-fi RPG Exodus and the D&D action-adventure Warlock.

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Sculpture Re-creates Lycurgus Cup Effect: A Glimmering Triumph of Art
Review
Oct 27, 2026Ars Technica

Sculpture Re-creates Lycurgus Cup Effect: A Glimmering Triumph of Art

The University of Sheffield successfully re-creates the 1,600-year-old dichroic glass recipe of the Lycurgus Cup. A new sculpture by artist Elliott Walker displays the stunning green-to-red optical effect, blending ancient tech with modern art. A significant scientific and artistic achievement.

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UK Gaming's Future on the Line: UKIE Pushes for Modern Tax Credits
Games
Oct 27, 2026GamesIndustry.biz

UK Gaming's Future on the Line: UKIE Pushes for Modern Tax Credits

UKIE is urging the government to modernize the Video Games Expenditure Credit (VGEC) and introduce a new 'Games Scale-Up Fund' ahead of the Autumn Budget. This move is critical to keep the UK competitive in global game development, address outdated rules, and prevent studios and talent from relocating, ensuring a vibrant future for British-made games.

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Nvidia Backs Indian Startup to Boost AI Efficiency with Fewer GPUs
Tech
Oct 27, 2026TechCrunch AI

Nvidia Backs Indian Startup to Boost AI Efficiency with Fewer GPUs

Nvidia has backed Indian startup Simplismart in a $14 million Series B round. Simplismart's software helps companies run AI models efficiently, often requiring fewer GPUs, addressing the strain on computing capacity. This investment highlights a strategic focus on AI inference optimization.

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Wildwood: Laika Unleashes a Dark Fairy Tale From The Decemberists
Games
Oct 27, 2026Polygon

Wildwood: Laika Unleashes a Dark Fairy Tale From The Decemberists

Laika's *Wildwood*, from The Decemberists' Colin Meloy and artist Carson Ellis, brings a dark stop-motion fairy tale to life. Embracing unsettling folklore and a rare PG-13 rating, the film delves into the grimmer side of storytelling, inspired by classics like *The Dark Crystal*.

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Java's Enduring Foundations: Interconnectedness, Reliability, and
Programming
Oct 28, 2026Stack Overflow Blog

Java's Enduring Foundations: Interconnectedness, Reliability, and

Java's origins, driven by creator James Gosling at Sun Microsystems, addressed critical challenges in early computing. The language tackled significant 'networking friction' to enable seamless interconnectedness across diverse systems. Simultaneously, the 'stringent reliability requirements' of consumer electronics inspired the robust design of the Java Virtual Machine (JVM) and its evolving garbage collectors, crucial for 'large-scale concurrent memory management.'

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Apple OLED iPad Mini: A Premium Price for a Premium Portable
Review
Oct 26, 2026ZDNet

Apple OLED iPad Mini: A Premium Price for a Premium Portable

Quick Verdict Apple's 8th-generation iPad Mini arrives as a highly anticipated upgrade, finally bringing a stunning OLED display, a powerful A20 Pro chip, and advanced connectivity. It’s a compelling package for users

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AI's Hunger Pains: Google's Data Centers Bring Wolves to Finland's
Games
Oct 26, 2026Kotaku

AI's Hunger Pains: Google's Data Centers Bring Wolves to Finland's

Alright, gamers, gather 'round, because we've got a wild one that sounds like it was ripped straight from a post-apocalyptic survival sim. You know how AI is all the rage, powering everything from our favorite NPCs to

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Jailbroken PS5s Run Steam PC Games – An Alpha Review
Review
Oct 25, 2026Tom's Hardware

Jailbroken PS5s Run Steam PC Games – An Alpha Review

Jailbroken PS5s now run Steam PC games via Playden, a custom launcher. An impressive technical feat offering direct Steam library access, but it's an unstable Alpha with risks, not for the average user seeking seamless gaming.

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CoD Movie Director Teases 'Cost of War' Story, Praises MW Characters
Games
Oct 25, 2026IGN

CoD Movie Director Teases 'Cost of War' Story, Praises MW Characters

Director Peter Berg has offered new insights into the upcoming Call of Duty movie, promising a deep dive into "the cost of war" with a "strong soul." He praises the Modern Warfare characters like Captain Price and Ghost, calling them "complicated humans" with "nuanced storylines." Despite past controversial comments about gaming, Berg seems dedicated to honoring the franchise's depth, with the film slated for a June 30, 2028 release.

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Pennsylvania will require labels on AI-generated ads: AI regulation
Tech
Oct 25, 2026The Verge

Pennsylvania will require labels on AI-generated ads: AI regulation

Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro signed the Artificial Intelligence Deceptive Advertising Act, mandating labels for ads "significantly modified or generated by artificial intelligence." This pioneering state law aims for transparency across all ad formats, from TV commercials to flyers. However, the Act contains ambiguities regarding terms like "significantly modified" and "evidently fictional," and its broad reach could set a national precedent.

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LG’s brilliant C6 OLED TV is already $400 off ahead of Black Friday
Tech
Oct 24, 2026The Verge

LG’s brilliant C6 OLED TV is already $400 off ahead of Black Friday

LG has launched an early Black Friday sale, offering up to $400 off its C6 OLED TV, including an all-time low price for the 55-inch model. This deal, available at major retailers and LG's site, features the advanced 4K TV with a faster processor, brighter display, and enhanced gaming features, despite recent privacy discussions.

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The Boox Palma 2 Pro finally got me to stop reading on my phone
Tech
Oct 25, 2026TechCrunch

The Boox Palma 2 Pro finally got me to stop reading on my phone

The $400 Boox Palma 2 Pro, an Android-powered E Ink e-reader, successfully replaces phone reading for many, offering a comfortable, eye-friendly experience. Its smartphone-sized design and Google Play access allow for diverse app use, despite some E Ink display limitations.

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in-depth: Best Pet Camera of 2026: Furbo, Petcube, and Enabot: Pet
Tech
Oct 24, 2026Wired

in-depth: Best Pet Camera of 2026: Furbo, Petcube, and Enabot: Pet

Wired's October 2026 review highlights the top pet cameras, featuring Furbo and Petcube models, alongside evaluations of devices like the Enabot Ebo Max FamilyBot. These cameras offer peace of mind through advanced features like treat dispensing, 360-degree views, and two-way audio for remote pet interaction and monitoring.

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IGN & Best Buy Unleash Epic GTA VI Gear Giveaways
Games
Oct 23, 2026IGN

IGN & Best Buy Unleash Epic GTA VI Gear Giveaways

IGN and Best Buy are launching three weeks of massive giveaways, offering thousands in gaming gear leading up to GTA VI's November 19 release. Enter daily from Oct 26 to Nov 13 for a chance at TVs, headsets, controllers, and weekly grand bundles, starting with a PlayStation Portal. Gear up for gaming history!

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Ag-tech startup Strella secures $4.25M to combat food waste
Tech
Oct 24, 2026GeekWire

Ag-tech startup Strella secures $4.25M to combat food waste

Seattle-based agricultural technology innovator Strella has successfully closed an additional $4.25 million in funding, bolstering its mission to significantly reduce food spoilage and waste across the global produce

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Meta's Paid Link-Sharing: A Flawed Rollout for Nonprofits & Gov
Review
Oct 24, 2026Engadget

Meta's Paid Link-Sharing: A Flawed Rollout for Nonprofits & Gov

Verdict: A Costly Communication Barrier Meta's latest foray into subscription services, specifically the integration of link-sharing limits into its Meta One plans for government and nonprofit Facebook pages, is a

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Isolate Your Smart Home Devices with VLANs for Enhanced Security
How To
Oct 23, 2026MakeUseOf

Isolate Your Smart Home Devices with VLANs for Enhanced Security

Smart home devices bring incredible convenience, but they often come with security risks. Many homes operate on a "flat" network, meaning all your devices—from your work laptop to that inexpensive smart plug—can

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NUS Fabric Touchscreen: A Seamless Future for Wearables
Review
Oct 23, 2026Digital Trends

NUS Fabric Touchscreen: A Seamless Future for Wearables

NUS researchers have unveiled a prototype fabric touchscreen that integrates directly into clothing, offering a flexible, washable display for apps and health data, hinting at a truly seamless future for smart apparel.

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Mass Effect: Universe Trailer – A Bittersweet Glimpse
Review
Oct 23, 2026Engadget

Mass Effect: Universe Trailer – A Bittersweet Glimpse

Mass Effect: Universe trailer review: A leaked trailer for the seemingly cancelled Mass Effect 5 (titled 'Mass Effect: Universe') reveals a promising return to the series' roots, featuring Liara T'Soni and a new N7 protagonist. Despite its strong showing, the game is unlikely to be released after BioWare's closure by EA, making this a bittersweet and ultimately tragic preview of what could have been.

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Programming
Oct 23, 2026Stack Overflow Blog

Uncovering Undocumented Behavior: The Power of Characterization Tests

Here's a common, often uncomfortable truth about software that's been in production for a few years: your existing regression tests likely describe what the system should do, based on someone's initial intentions. They

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Valve Dev's 'HLX' Slip-Up Ignites Half-Life 3 Hopes Anew
Games
Oct 22, 2026IGN

Valve Dev's 'HLX' Slip-Up Ignites Half-Life 3 Hopes Anew

A Valve developer accidentally confirmed the long-rumored Half-Life 3 codename, "HLX," is an active project during a conference. This slip-up has ignited massive fan excitement, reinforcing hopes that the highly anticipated sequel, teased by Half-Life: Alyx, is genuinely in development.

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Final Fantasy Resonance: Conquering Siren, Your First True Test
Games
Oct 22, 2026GameSpot

Final Fantasy Resonance: Conquering Siren, Your First True Test

Final Fantasy: Resonance's first major boss, Siren, can be a real headache with her Charm ability. This guide helps you prepare with key items and elemental strategies to conquer her and gain a powerful new summon.

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