#wired

What's a fun name?hellenicsun@toot.community
2026-02-05

Cancel all #subscriptions. Replace your #smartwatch with an analogue one. Shoot #film. Use a #NAS for your #digital goods. Use #wired headphones. Buy #CD, #DVD, #VHS, Blu-rays. Replace your phone's #battery - not your #phone. Learn how to install a #custom #ROM. Keep your "dumb" #car. Use "dumb" home appliances. Enough is enough.

#enshitification #cancelculture

攻殻機動隊展「Ghost and the Shell」。1995年の劇場版から30年、『攻殻機動隊』全アニメを横断する初の展覧会がTOKYO NODEで開幕した。
youtube.com/shorts/MRjIyxQucdk
#youtube_WIREDjp #ワイヤード #ワイアード #ワイアードジャパン #WIRED #WIRED_JAPAN #WIRED_jp #WIREDVIDEOS #イノベーション #ニュース #サイエンス #テクノロジー #ガジェット #News #CNE_US #CNE_JP

joe•iuculano :mastodon:iuculano@masto.ai
2026-02-01

EVERYONE should read this!
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Via #WIRED - Jan 31, 2026

How to Film ICE

Filming federal agents in public is legal, but avoiding a dangerous—even deadly—confrontation isn’t guaranteed. Here’s how to record #ICE and #CBP agents as safely as possible and have an impact.

#LongLiveTheResistance #AntiFascism #Antifa #StopFascism #StopTrump

wired.com/story/how-to-film-ic

MusiqueNow :pride: ✡️ 🇵🇸 :anarchismhebrew:MusiqueNow@todon.eu
2026-01-31
💀 𝓕airchild 💀tankgrrl@hachyderm.io
2026-01-28

This #WIRED cover just gets more and more perfect each day.

The masters of our destruction: Donald Trump, Elon Musk, Tim Cook, Jeff Bezos, Sam Altman, and Mark Zuckerberg (could use a Peter Thiel, Larry Ellison, and Sundar Pichai but I understand that composition is important)

wired.com/story/wired-politics

A WIRED magazine cover in the style of the famous dogs playing poker painting. Except the dogs are Donald Trump, Elon Musk, Tim Cook, Jeff Bezos, Sam Altman, and Mark Zuckerberg (and an actual dog, a shiba inu, the Dogecoin mascot) . There is a digital clock on the wall reading 23:58. 
Caption: Tech went all in. Now what?
Open Source Publishingosp@post.lurk.org
2026-01-27

When you love letters, every letter is a love letter.

Dear letters lovers,
OSP is happy to start the plotter workshop series, a series of four workshops from February to June, focusing on languages and uses related to pen plotters.
The first workshop will focus on the so called single line fonts.
Bring your favorite font.
Together with our special guest Mariel Nils, we will write love letters to [current, future, past] lovers, friends, favorite glyphs, summer lake, collective, picture, preferred useless object, etc.
We will revisit the font(s) you brought using one of our recipes. Through a series of scripts and steps we'll find their shaking spines (ductus or central line).
We will then draw your declarations on paper, envelope or fabric using the spines and a pen-plotter machine*.
While we'll work with fonts, this is not a workshop about type design rather an encounter with the tangibility of letterforms, pens and algorithmic processing.
Join us for this introduction to rafting on the river in the heart of our glyphs throughout a set of software pieces.

#skelefont #wubbly #wired #inlove #kraft

...

OSP Plotterstation workshop serie, Single line episode, plotted cover.OSP Plotterstation workshop serie, Single line episode, plotted backcover.
Wulfy—Speaker to the machinesn_dimension@infosec.exchange
2026-01-26

@jackwilliambell @lain_7

The paper argues that agent systems can’t solve problems like the travelling salesman problem because of fundamental limits. That sounds impressive, but it’s really just computer science 101. The travelling salesman problem is NP-hard, which means no computer can efficiently solve every possible case unless P = NP, a question that is still unsolved.
👉 This limitation applies to all computing, not just agents or language models👈 .

In the real world, nobody tries to solve every case perfectly. Practical programs use shortcuts: heuristics, approximations, and clever pruning. That’s how routing software, logistics systems, and scheduling tools work. They don’t find the perfect answer every time, but they find good answers fast enough to be useful. Agentic systems do exactly the same thing.

👉 The paper also mixes up two different ideas👈 . Computational difficulty explains why some problems are slow to solve perfectly. It does not explain why a system might confidently give a wrong answer. Those errors come from lack of checking, missing information, or bad assumptions, not from NP-hardness.

So the core claim is: hard problems are hard for everyone. That’s true, but it’s not a special weakness of #agentic_ai systems, and it doesn’t really explain the kinds of failures the paper is trying to blame on theory.

TLDR: The paper is shit, thats why no one serious peer-reviewed it. What is super embrassing that #Wired and #Futurism parroted it.

I expect to keep encountering reposts of this shite for the next 6 months like that "AI atriphies your critical reasoning" preprint from MIT.

There is plenty to hang dogs on #AI and #LLM, no need to make silly arguments against it.
#RegulateAI

2026-01-26

“6 podatności” i problemy w kontakcie z Wired. Responsible disclosure czy wyciek? sekurak.pl/6-podatnosci-i-prob #Aktualnoci #Wired #Wyciek

2026-01-26

“6 podatności” i problemy w kontakcie z Wired. Responsible disclosure czy wyciek?

22 listopada Dissent Doe – prowadząca serwis DataBreaches.net – otrzymała wiadomość w komunikatorze Signal. Po krótkim “hello” osoba po drugiej stronie poprosiła o pomoc w skontaktowaniu się z Condé Nast (globalna firma medialna stojąca m.in. za Wired). Wskazała, że kilka dni wcześniej zgłosiła podatność na jednej z ich stron, ale...

#Aktualności #Wired #Wyciek

sekurak.pl/6-podatnosci-i-prob

2026-01-24

"Former FBI Agent Answers Body Language Questions From Twitter | Tech Support | WIRED"
youtube.com/watch?v=f9SA25OukyM

#Körpersprache #Kommunikation #Wired #YouTube

Hal9000 :firefox: :ubuntu:halnovemila@mastodon.uno
2026-01-23

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