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    Foggy sunset over Bandon sea stacks shared with #MeerMittwochโ—"Seastacks & Fog" from a foggy sunset in Bandon, Oregon For # MeerMittwoch and for reasons: https:// mas.to/@alexskunz/1MmastodonEnvironmentOceans7010 min ago

    Photographer Alexandra Kunz posted a seascape image titled "Seastacks & Fog", capturing a foggy sunset over the sea stacks of Bandon, Oregon. The shot was shared for #MeerMittwoch, a weekly Wednesday tradition where users post sea-themed photography, and it has drawn around 70 likes from viewers.

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    News from Spain and Brazil adds to global uneaseโ—Considering the news from Spain and Brazil on top of everything else already happening in the world it might be time to๐•xES225 min ago

    With those stories stacked on top of ongoing global crises, some say it may be time to give up and embrace family tradition โ€” 'alcoholism'. The remark is a dark joke, but it reflects how heavily the day's headlines are landing with readers already worn down by world events.

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    New Study Compares Environmental Impact of Recycled and Virgin Polyesterโ—Recycled vs. Virgin Polyester: What a New Study Reveals About Their Environmental Impactโœ‰newsEnvironment16 min ago

    A new study examines how recycled polyester stacks up against virgin polyester in terms of environmental impact, with findings reported by Waste360. The comparison touches on issues central to the textile industry, where recycled polyester is widely promoted as a more sustainable choice. Details of the study's methodology and conclusions have not yet been widely reported.

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    PQC Triage tool ranks cryptography vulnerable to quantum attacksโ—PQC Triage โ€” paste a dependency manifest, see which cryptography a quantum computer breaks first,... # cryptography # quMmastodonSciencePhysics218 min ago

    A new open-source tool called PQC Triage lets developers paste a software dependency manifest and instantly see which cryptographic algorithms in their stack would be broken first by a quantum computer. It is aimed at helping teams prioritise migration to post-quantum cryptography, as organisations race to replace vulnerable algorithms before large-scale quantum machines arrive.

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    Debate over Huawei's 'logic folding' and 'tau law' chip termsโ—What am I misunderstanding? "Logic folding" and "tau law" are just die stacking. They don't change the statistics behindMmastodonTechnologySemiconductors222 min ago

    A sceptic is challenging the buzz around Huawei's 'logic folding' and 'tau law' concepts, arguing they amount to nothing more than die stacking and chiplet interconnection. The claim is that packaging tricks do not alter the underlying statistics of machine learning performance or manufacturing yields, and the poster is asking what they might be missing about the terminology.

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    CopilotKit Launches OpenDots as Open-Source Alternative to OpenAI Dotsโ—Introducing OpenDots | The Open-Source Alternative to OpenAI Dotsโ–ถyoutubeTechnologySoftware104.5K25 min ago

    CopilotKit has introduced OpenDots, an open-source alternative to OpenAI Dots. The announcement positions the tool as a free, community-driven option for developers who want similar functionality without depending on OpenAI's proprietary offering. The launch has drawn significant attention online, with many in the developer community weighing in on how an open-source competitor stacks up against a major AI vendor's product.

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    Apple iPhone 18 Pro Max vs Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra comparedโ—Apple iPhone 18 Pro Max vs Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra: Price, specifications comparedโœ‰newsTechnologyMobile23 min ago

    A spec-by-spec comparison of Apple's upcoming iPhone 18 Pro Max and Samsung's Galaxy S26 Ultra has been published, weighing the two flagship phones on price and technical specifications. Both devices are the expected top-end models of their respective lines, and readers are being offered a side-by-side look at how the rivals may stack up before either has officially launched.

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    Europe writes the open source but doesn't govern itโ—Who owns the stack? Why Europe writes the open source but doesn't govern itโœ‰newsTechnologySoftware25 min ago

    An analysis piece by diginomica argues that Europe produces a large share of critical open source software, yet holds little influence over how the underlying technology stacks are governed and maintained. The article examines who ultimately owns and controls the stack, and what that mismatch means for European digital sovereignty and policy.

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    RoboParty Launches RP1 Open-Source Humanoid Robot at IROSโ—RoboParty Unveils RP1, a High-Performance Full-Stack Open-Source Humanoid Robot at IROSโœ‰newsTechnologySoftware25 min ago

    Robotics startup RoboParty has unveiled the RP1, a full-stack open-source humanoid robot, at the IROS robotics conference. The company describes the RP1 as a high-performance platform whose complete hardware and software design is openly available, positioning it as a challenger to proprietary humanoid systems. The announcement was picked up by international outlets including Kyodo News, PR Newswire and StreetInsider, drawing attention from the robotics community interested in open alternatives.

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