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A Developer's Guide to Same-Origin Policy (SOP) and Cross-Origin Resource Sharing (CORS)
- Understanding Same-Origin Policy (SOP) and Cross-Origin Resource Sharing (CORS) is crucial for developers.
- SOP restricts JavaScript access to response body of cross-origin requests; CORS headers allow access.
- Origin defined by protocol, domain, and port; SOP aims to prevent unauthorized access.
- CORS tells browsers which domains can access resources; preflight requests secure complex requests.
- Protecting against unauthorized access and understanding SOP and CORS are essential for web developers.
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AI research startup Gibran raises $2.6 million funding from Together Fund
- AI research startup Gibran has secured $2.6 million in seed funding from Together Fund to develop innovative AI systems inspired by nature and evolutionary biology.
- Gibran aims to revolutionize human-machine collaboration in fields like drug discovery and education by creating adaptable AI agents that enhance human creativity and decision-making.
- The startup, founded by Govind Balakrishnan, Srikant Chakravarti, Suzanne Sadedin, and Edgar Duéñez-Guzmán, focuses on developing 'scale-free' models that evolve through interactions with users and environments.
- The investment by Together Fund supports Gibran's vision to create autonomous AI systems that continuously learn from people and contexts, potentially transforming various domains including biomedicine, filmmaking, design, and education.
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Rivian CEO RJ Scaringe’s voting control slips following divorce settlement
- Rivian CEO RJ Scaringe transferred a portion of his ownership stake and voting power to his ex-wife as part of a divorce settlement, impacting his control from 7.6% to around 4%.
- The ownership transfer, valued at roughly $130 million, does not affect Rivian's business operations, as stated by the company.
- Rivian is focusing on new vehicle releases like the R2 SUV to drive sales growth, while the ownership structure has shifted with Volkswagen emerging as a major stakeholder.
- Scaringe's voting power had previously peaked at 9.2% post-IPO and now stands around 4% after the divorce settlement. His control may increase as more shares and options vest.
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Charging upgrades confirmed for Galaxy S25 FE, Tab S10 Lite lags behind
- The upcoming Samsung Galaxy S25 FE will feature an upgrade in charging speed, supporting up to 45W wired charging, as confirmed by TÜV Rheinland.
- In comparison, the standard Galaxy S25 and Galaxy S25 Edge will maintain the 25W charging, putting the S25 FE on par with the more expensive models in terms of charging capabilities.
- Contrary to the S25 FE's faster charging, the Galaxy Tab S10 Lite will only support up to 25W wired charging, making it considerably slower than other Tab S10 models that offer 45W charging.
- Both the Galaxy S25 FE and Galaxy Tab S10 Lite are expected to launch soon, with the S25 FE showing significant improvements in charging speed, while the Tab S10 Lite may target a lower price point with reduced charging speed.
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Here’s everything Apple plans for the first half of 2026
- Apple plans for the first half of 2026 include the launch of M5-powered 14-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pros, an iPhone 17e with an A19 chip, a new entry-level iPad, updated 11-inch and 13-inch iPad Air models with M4 processors, and a new Mac external monitor.
- The releases for the first half of 2026 focus on incremental improvements rather than groundbreaking redesigns, similar to the busy first half of 2025.
- The product updates include chip upgrades and spec bumps, indicating a continuation of modest iterations on existing products for Apple.
- While Apple is also working on a smart home display, the launch has been delayed, potentially trailing behind similar products from competitors.
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Tesla’s Robotaxi geofence in Austin grows, and its shape is hard to ignore
- Tesla has expanded its Robotaxi geofence in Austin, Texas, rivaling Waymo's service area.
- Elon Musk announced the geofence expansion, keeping the humor in line with Tesla's style.
- The Austin Robotaxi program now operates in an area comparable to Waymo's, with rates at $4.20 per ride.
- Critics are upset as the geofence shape in Austin is intentionally designed to resemble a phallus.
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Amazon’s Web-Based Virtual Assistant Alexa.com to Be Launched This Summer
- A web-based version of Amazon's virtual assistant, Alexa.com, is set to launch no sooner than July 31, as reported by The Washington Post.
- The initial launch, previously scheduled for the end of June, has been delayed without a specified reason.
- Amazon's spokesperson stated that Alexa.com is not delayed and will be available with Alexa+ Early Access this summer, with the new assistant expected to be more conversational and capable.
- Despite facing delays, Amazon reported positive feedback on Alexa+, with plans to expand its availability to more users in the near future.
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Grocery Stores Recalling Type of Bread in 12 U.S. States
- Krogers and other U.S. retailers have recalled a specific type of bread due to undisclosed hazelnuts, a life-threatening allergen.
- The recalled bread, Hartford Bakery Inc.’s Lewis Bake Shop Artisan Style 1/2 Loaf, was distributed in 12 U.S. states.
- The FDA reported that although no major injuries related to the bread have occurred, one consumer experienced digestive discomfort.
- Consumers who purchased the impacted bread with specific lot codes are advised to return it for a refund.
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The Stop Killing Games Campaign Gains A Top EU Politician’s Support
- The Stop Killing Games campaign gains the support of Nicolae Ștefănuță, Vice President of the European Parliament.
- The campaign aims to challenge the legality of publishers destroying video games after they have been sold, garnering over 1.35 million signatures on the petition.
- Despite gaining momentum, the Video Games Europe organization defended industry practices involved in discontinuing online services, citing various reasons for such decisions.
- The support from Nicolae Ștefănuță and the significant number of signatures obtained have pushed the campaign to be considered for further action within the EU and UK governments.
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Enhancing Precision in Car Repairs with Handheld Fiber Laser Welding Technology
- Handheld fiber laser welding technology revolutionizes automotive repair with precision and efficiency.
- Utilizing high-powered fiber lasers, it offers unmatched precision, minimal heat, and material versatility.
- Applications include structural frame repairs, bodywork, panel repairs, and exhaust system repairs.
- Its portability, ease of use, and future prospects make it a valuable tool in automotive repairs.
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Why Trump removing Powell is the market's most underestimated risk
- President Trump's criticism of Fed Chair Powell and threat to remove him is a significant risk to market stability, according to Deutsche Bank.
- Markets are not fully pricing in the risk of Powell's removal, with just a 20% chance of it happening this year.
- If Powell is removed, it could lead to a meltdown in currency and bond markets, with the dollar plunging and US Treasurys selling off.
- Deutsche Bank warns that the consequences of removing Powell could include higher inflation, increased borrowing costs, and disruptive market moves.
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Archaeologists Discover Rare Skeleton of Medieval Knight Under Old Ice Cream Parlor
- Archaeologists in Gdansk, Poland, have unearthed a large skeleton of a medieval knight under an old ice cream parlor site.
- The knight is believed to be part of the Teutonic Order, a German religious order of crusaders who operated in eastern Europe in the 1000s.
- The discovery includes a limestone tombstone with the image of a knight in chainmail, holding a shield and sword, along with preserved fragments of clothing and bones.
- The skeleton, estimated to be about 5 foot 10 inches tall, was found at the intersection of Sukiennicza and Grodzka Streets in Gdansk, where excavations also revealed remains of a wooden church from the 12th century.
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Aerospike unveils native Rust client preview, targeting real-time ‘safe’ applications
- Aerospike Inc. has released a preview version of a fully supported Rust client for developers building high-throughput, low-latency applications.
- The Rust client includes features like async support, advanced queries, batch operations, and rack-aware policies.
- The client aims to achieve feature parity with other official clients, such as those for Go, Java, and C#, by 2025 and seeks ongoing community feedback for further improvements.
- The release of the Rust client marks a shift towards a production-grade library maintained by Aerospike, with a roadmap for general availability in 2025 including documentation and examples on GitHub.
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Hate Google TV home screen ads? There’s a new one for you to ignore
- Google TV has introduced a new Star Wars/Coca-Cola ad on the home screens.
- The ad appears at the top of the For You page and dominates the majority of the user interface.
- This is part of Google TV's trend of displaying various advertisements like Taco Bell, March Madness, and more.
- Users have expressed frustration with the platform's heavy focus on ads despite its other positive aspects.
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Hyundai’s Ioniq 6 N offers more sound, more shifts, more smiles
- Hyundai's N division celebrates its 10th anniversary with the Ioniq 6 N.
- The Ioniq 6 N follows the success of the Ioniq 5 N, offering thrilling performance.
- With 641 hp, 0.6 G regenerative braking, 350 kW charging, and enhanced sounds.
- Designed for both EV enthusiasts and speed seekers, the Ioniq 6 N impresses.
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