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Ed Zitron
@edzitron.com
32 minutes ago
Here’s this week’s Better Offline. I’m joined by @lisaeadicicco.bsky.social of CNN to talk about the state of consumer electronics, Samsung’s Vision Pro competitor, and why every phone kind of looks the same. podcasts.apple.com/us/pod…. Linktr.ee/betteroffline
The State of Consumer Tech with Lisa Eadicicco

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The State of Consumer Tech with Lisa Eadicicco

Podcast Episode Ā· Better Offline Ā· 12/10/2025 Ā· 33m

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Alex Heath
@alexeheath.com
about 4 hours ago
I asked NeurLPS attendees for their takeaways from the world's largest gathering of AI researchers: - Google is king - Reinforcement learning is the big thing - Parties are getting over the top sourcesnews.substack.com/….
Google’s rise, RL mania, and a party boat

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Google’s rise, RL mania, and a party boat

I asked attendees for their takeaways from this year’s NeurIPS in San Diego. Also: Sam Altman goes on a charm offense, Google teases AI glasses.

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Electronic Frontier Foundation
@eff.org
about 6 hours ago
ā€œMr. Zuckerman was clearly hoping that if he laid low for a few years, everyone would forget about the reasons why the FTC issued a ban not only against the company, but against him specifically,ā€ EFF’s @evacide.bsky.social told @TechCrunch.com. techcrunch.com/2025/12/08/...
FTC upholds ban on stalkerware founder Scott Zuckerman | TechCrunch

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FTC upholds ban on stalkerware founder Scott Zuckerman | TechCrunch

Zuckerman, who used to run the stalkerware apps SpyFone and SpyTrac, claimed the ban is hurting his unrelated business.

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Anupam Chander
@anupamchander.bsky.social
about 7 hours ago
The Australian social media ban seems destined for fines against tech companies for failure to take "reasonable steps" to remove children. The difficulty is that to really identify all children--including children using their parents' accounts--you need draconian steps. 1/
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Eric Geller
@ericjgeller.com
about 8 hours ago
Pro-Russia hacktivists are using simple but effective techniques to breach operational technology machinery and potentially damage critical infrastructure, with attacks observed in the energy, food/ag, and water sectors, the U.S. and its allies say in a new advisory. www.cisa.gov/news-events/...
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Microsoft Research
@msftresearch.bsky.social
about 9 hours ago
We’re pleased to share Francesca Parmigiani has been named an Optica Fellow—one of photonics’ most competitive and prestigious distinctions—recognizing her pioneering work in high-speed optical communications and optical signal processing. Congratulations Francesca! msft.it/6014tgRGK
Headshot of Franchesca Parmigiani. The text reads: Francesca Parmigiani elected as a 2026 Optica Fellow. Behind the headshot and text is a blue to purple to pink gradient.
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Katharine Trendacosta
@ktrendacosta.bsky.social
about 9 hours ago
I really want to be more optimistic about technology but reality simply does not make that possible.
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Federico Viticci
@viticci.macstories.net
about 10 hours ago
I see great potential in the combination of HealthKit data + a private LLM, and the new Activas app by @brianhough.com is a fantastic example of Apple Intelligence applied to something useful. Our review: www.macstories.net/review….
Activas: Modern Design with a Sprinkling of AI

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Activas: Modern Design with a Sprinkling of AI

Activas is a new health and wellness tracker for the iPhone and iPad from developer Brian Hough, who built it from the ground up with Apple Intelligence and Liquid Glass in mind. The app serves as a d...

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Adi Robertson
@thedextriarchy.bsky.social
about 11 hours ago
I read this @miasato.bsky.social piece and spent the entire time second-guessing whether I had, without realizing it, been Influenced. Jury still out.
Confessions of the influenced

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Confessions of the influenced

Behind every influencer is an army of the people mired in debt and mass-produced clutter.

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Glyn Moody
@glynmoody.bsky.social
about 11 hours ago
Court: ā€œBecause Trump said toā€ may not be a legally valid defense - arstechnica.com/tech-poli…. " The ā€œarbitrary and capriciousā€ standard strikes down another administration action."
Court: ā€œBecause Trump said toā€ may not be a legally valid defense

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Court: ā€œBecause Trump said toā€ may not be a legally valid defense

The ā€œarbitrary and capriciousā€ standard strikes down another administration action.

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the Mountain Goats
@themountaingoats.bsky.social
about 11 hours ago
The way tech companies constantly do stuff that nobody asked for really tells you a lot about their bigger ideology. They tell themselves that you will like it over time. What they mean is you’ll learn to endure it, or you’ll give up. quality of UI is not actually anywhere on their radar

new iOS update is sleek and also defaults in Music to ā€œyou must want songs transition as they would on a dance floor.ā€ so many people will wonder why they can’t just listen to an album. Apps > Music > Song Transitions > toggle off.

A screenshot of Apple Music’s auto mix feature, which the new iOS update defaults to on, thereby ruining the listening experience for countless millions.
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Aaron Rupar
@atrupar.com
about 11 hours ago
Wow -- Russia reportedly plotted last year to plant bombs on US-bound flights (gift link) giftarticle.ft.com/giftar….
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