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Bullish: FDIC Says Banks No Longer Need Pre-Approval to Engage with Cryptocurrencies
- The U.S. Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) has removed the requirement for banks to seek pre-approval before participating in crypto-related activities.
- FDIC-supervised institutions are now allowed to engage in permissible crypto-activities without prior approval.
- The FDIC emphasizes that while banks can participate in crypto-related activities, they must still comply with relevant laws and regulations.
- The FDIC plans to collaborate with the President’s Working Group on Digital Asset Markets to further facilitate banks' involvement in crypto practices.
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Vibe Coding Getting Started : First Steps Guide 2025
- Vibe coding is transforming the way software, applications, and games are created by using the capabilities of AI-powered tools.
- Vibe coding simplifies the development process, fosters creativity, and enables individuals without coding expertise to bring their ideas to life.
- By reducing the initial learning curve, vibe coding encourages innovation and creativity, allowing users to focus on enhancing their ideas rather than starting from scratch.
- Vibe coding offers a supportive and collaborative community where individuals of all skill levels can thrive and grow in the field of software development.
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Zycrypto
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Grayscale Files For Spot Avalanche ETF With U.S. SEC Amid Altcoin ETF Craze
- Grayscale has filed a request with the SEC to list and trade shares of its spot Avalanche (AVAX) ETF on Nasdaq.
- If approved, Grayscale's AVAX ETF would provide regulated exposure to AVAX, the 17th biggest digital asset by market value.
- The AVAX ETF would be a three-chain smart contract platform that focuses on scalability, security, and decentralization.
- Grayscale's filing comes as the SEC adopts a friendlier approach to the digital asset industry, dropping multiple crypto-related investigations.
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Digitaltrends
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‘Sunrise on the Reaping’ is breaking book sale records for the ‘Hunger Games’ franchise
- The latest Hunger Games prequel book, 'Sunrise on the Reaping', has broken book sale records for the franchise.
- The book sold more than 1.5 million English copies in the first week since its release.
- 'Sunrise on the Reaping' has sold twice as many copies in its first week as 'The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes' in 2020 and three times as many copies as 'Mockingjay' in 2010.
- The book follows the story of Haymitch Abernathy, a District 12 tribute who wins the 50th Hunger Games.
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Hackaday
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Can Hackers Bring Jooki Back to Life?
- Jooki, an audio player for kids, faced shutdown after its creator went bankrupt.
- Security researcher [nuit] has identified flaws in Jooki's firmware and hopes to inspire others to explore the device.
- The Jooki device runs on stripped down Linux and exposes its HTTP API on the local network.
- Jooki has a built-in backdoor that allows running commands with root-level permissions.
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FSCA Warns Public Against Unlicensed Crypto Firms
- South Africa’s Financial Sector Conduct Authority (FSCA) has warned against unlicensed crypto trading firms.
- FSCA flags AfriInvest and MutualWealth for unauthorized trading claims and use of false credentials.
- AfriInvest and MutualWealth lack authorization to offer financial services in South Africa.
- FSCA urges caution and verification of authorization when dealing with any unlicensed cryptocurrency firms.
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Fox News
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Is your iPhone really hacked? Or is it those fake security alerts?
- Fake security alerts claiming that your iPhone has a virus are scams trying to deceive users into calling a number or clicking on malicious links.
- These pop-ups are not legitimate Apple security alerts and are designed to trick users into taking action that could compromise their devices.
- To safeguard against these scams, it's important to understand how they operate and take preventive measures.
- Scam alerts may display fake options like 'Close' that actually lead to phishing sites if clicked.
- To remove fake warnings safely, avoid interacting with them and consider enabling pop-up blockers in your device settings.
- Tips to avoid these scams include refraining from interacting with pop-ups, updating your software, avoiding suspicious links, and installing strong antivirus software.
- Enabling features like 'Fraudulent Website Warning' can help protect against malicious sites, and using data removal services can reduce phishing risks.
- By staying informed and taking precautions, such as regularly updating your device and avoiding suspicious links, you can reduce the risk of falling victim to fake virus warnings.
- Remaining cautious, aware, and proactive can help safeguard your iPhone and personal information from potential threats.
- For more tech tips and security alerts, subscribing to newsletters or following reliable sources like CyberGuy can provide valuable insights on protecting your devices.
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TechCrunch
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Just 2 days to secure your founder or investor pass with $300+ off for TechCrunch All Stage
- Less than 48 hours remain to secure a $300+ discount for TechCrunch All Stage founder and investor passes.
- TechCrunch All Stage is an event where founders accelerate their growth and investors discover new opportunities.
- The event offers actionable insights, new connections, and breakout sessions for founders at every stage of growth.
- The discounted rates end on March 31, 11:59 p.m. PT, so secure your ticket now.
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Cgmagonline
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4th SCAD AnimationFest Lacoste Brings Industry To Students
- The fourth annual SCAD AnimationFest Lacoste is taking place in France this week.
- The festival will feature screenings, presentations, portfolio reviews, and master classes.
- The event will showcase student works, including the SCAD Student Animation Showcase and a screening of Gints Zibalodis' film 'Flow'.
- The French animation industry continues to thrive with projects from companies like Mikros Animation and Illumination Studios Paris/Mac Guff.
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Tech Radar
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Blade Runners of LinkedIn are hunting for replicants – one em dash at a time
- LinkedIn users are trying to identify AI-generated content, with a focus on the use of em dashes as a potential telltale sign.
- The em dash, commonly used in US English, is ChatGPT's default option likely due to its training on US content, causing suspicion among some on LinkedIn.
- However, experts suggest that the use of em dashes is more a stylistic difference rather than a clear indicator of AI-generated content.
- As a result, some people are removing em dashes from their writing to avoid being mistaken for using AI tools like ChatGPT.
- Concerns about identifying AI-generated content extend to other indicators like Clunky syntax, emoji use, and overly enthusiastic marketing language.
- Despite calls for better AI detection tools, the current ones do not always accurately identify AI-generated content, leading to potential misidentifications.
- While AI can assist in various writing tasks, the fear of it replacing human effort and the associated ethical and environmental concerns persist.
- The article concludes that the focus on blaming punctuation for AI-generated content distracts from deeper concerns about the authenticity of content in the digital age.
- Ultimately, the fear lies not in the tools like ChatGPT but in the potential loss of authenticity and the blurred lines between human-created and AI-generated content.
- The article raises questions about the future of content creation and the coexistence of human and AI-generated content in the digital landscape.
- It suggests that the pursuit of authenticity should not be overshadowed by a fixation on specific punctuation marks as potential indicators of AI involvement.
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Tech Radar
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Quordle hints and answers for Monday, March 31 (game #1162)
- Quordle hints and answers for Monday, March 31 (game #1162) are provided.
- The hints reveal information like the number of vowels, repeated letters, and starting letters in the Quordle game.
- The answers for Quordle game #1162 are RECUT, MOODY, WHERE, and BRACE.
- Players discuss their strategies and challenges faced in solving the Quordle puzzles.
- Additional Quordle answers for the past 20 games are also listed for reference.
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Tech Radar
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NYT Connections hints and answers for Monday, March 31 (game #659)
- Today's NYT Connections puzzle is game #659 and includes words like FORE, WORD, DEPOSIT, SCREEN, ATE, BALANCE, HORSE, TRANSFER, and more.
- The hint for today's groups are categorized as YELLOW (Absorbed), GREEN (An addition), BLUE (Banking), and PURPLE (Add a word that rhymes with "say").
- The group answers for today's NYT Connections puzzle are YELLOW: CONSUMED, GREEN: ALSO, BLUE: ATM OPTIONS, PURPLE: __PLAY.
- Yesterday, the answers for the Connections puzzle (game #658) were YELLOW: AVERAGE, GREEN: PICTURED ON THE U.S. GREAT SEAL, BLUE: PROPER NOUNS IN BROADWAY MUSICAL TITLES THAT ARE SPOKEN PHRASES, PURPLE: __MAN.
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Tech Radar
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NYT Strands hints and answers for Monday, March 31 (game #393)
- Today's NYT Strands theme is… That's an equine of a different shade!
- Spangram has 14 letters.
- First side of the spangram board: top, 5th column
- Last side of the spangram board: bottom, 2nd column
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TechCrunch
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Data centers love solar: Here’s a comprehensive guide to deals over 100 megawatts
- Tech companies are expanding their data center footprints, leading to unprecedented growth in the power industry.
- Solar power, despite intermittency, has become a popular choice due to its proven technology, quick deployment, and low cost.
- Since the start of 2025, tech companies and data center operators have backed 12 solar deals, each adding more than 100 megawatts of capacity.
- The growth of data centers and the need for power is likely to continue, leading to more investments in solar energy.
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Mensjournal
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Archaeologists Uncover 2,200-Year-Old Pyramid
- Archaeologists in Egypt have unearthed a 2,200-year-old pyramid. The massive structure dates back to the late fourth century B.C. through the early second century B.C. It was built from 'hand-hewn' stones and features a waystation underneath for trade. Remarkably well-preserved artifacts including wooden tools, textiles, Greek papyrus documents, and bronze coins were discovered within.
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