Mason Reed 
A Quiet Policy That Got Very Loud When you send a prompt to an API, you probably assume the provider is just routing tokens and counting them. That’s mostly true. But what if they were also scanning your requests — specifically looking for evidence that you’re using a competing AI framework — and then billing … Read more
Apple and Michigan State University recently hosted the inaugural Apple Manufacturing Academy Spring Forum, focused on how AI is being implemented across multiple manufacturing workflows. Here are the details. Apple to host more events at MSU in coming months Last year, Apple announced the creation of the Apple Manufacturing Academy as part of the company’s … Read more
For Apple users, managing digital files often feels like a constant struggle against storage limits and recurring subscription fees. High-resolution photos, 4K videos, and large project files add up quickly. Although monthly subscriptions may seem manageable at first, they add up significantly over the years. pCloud offers a radically different approach: a robust, secure cloud … Read more
For more than two decades, Windows has had a bizarre, almost stubborn, relationship with folder views. You set things up correctly, and somewhere down the line, File Explorer decides one day that it knows better. Spoiler alert: it doesn’t, and somehow he always chooses the worst possible moment to reset everything. So suddenly you’re back … Read more
Prime Video is the latest streaming service to launch a vertical video stream in its iPhone app. Here are the details of Prime Video’s new “Clips” vertical video feature, rolling out today. Prime Video’s new vertical video feature ‘Clips’ helps you discover TV shows and movies Vertical video has occupied an important place on social … Read more
We all have a shoebox or drawer full of old technology and miscellaneous junk that you haven’t looked at since 2018. Whether it’s Arduino Nanos, dusty ESP8266s, old PIR sensors, or just a bunch of tangled jumper cables, there’s probably a lot of technology in that old drawer that could be put to good use … Read more
Tardigrade is a tiny animal, whose size does not exceed 1mm, it can be observed using a binocular magnifying glass. Despite its very small size, it could well be the last survivor on earth in the case of an apocalypse. Indeed, its unique characteristics allow it to survive in the least hospitable environments. Off-norm characteristics … Read more