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    ComfyUI gains attention as open-source AI image tool●Comfy-Org/ComfyUI⬢github1552 min ago

    ComfyUI, an open-source diffusion model interface built in Python, is drawing renewed interest. The project offers a node-based graphical interface for running image generation models locally, along with an API and backend, and bills itself as one of the fastest local inference engines available. Developers and AI image generation enthusiasts are discussing its modular design and growing role in the local generative AI workflow.

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    Apple's first 1.4nm chips expected by 2028 as TSMC ramps up●Apple More Likely To Introduce Its First 1.4nm Chips In Two Years As TSMC Races To Mass Production Stage In H1 2028, Trying To Prevent AI Outstripping Supply✉newsTechnologySemiconductors44 min ago

    Apple is reportedly set to become the first customer for TSMC's 1.4nm process, with mass production targeted for the first half of 2028, meaning the chips would likely arrive in Apple devices around 2028. TSMC is racing to expand capacity because surging AI demand threatens to outstrip advanced chip supply, and early mass production is meant to secure output for key clients like Apple.

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    ACINQ Patches Eclair Flaw That Let Websites Hijack Lightning Nodes●Eclair Software Patch Blocks Browser-Based Attacks on Bitcoin Lightning Nodes ACINQ releases Eclair v0.14.4 to block a vMmastodonBusinessCrypto03 h ago

    ACINQ has released Eclair v0.14.4, a security patch fixing a vulnerability that allowed malicious websites to take control of Bitcoin Lightning nodes through browser-based commands. The flaw meant simply visiting a hostile site could expose node operators' funds, prompting developers to urge all Eclair users to update immediately to the latest version.

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    Quick-Start Guide Released for Zabbix Multi-Node on AlmaLinux●🚀 Deploy # Zabbix Multi-Node # Monitoring System on # AlmaLinux # VPS (10 Minute Quick-Start Guide) This article provideMmastodonTechnologySoftware114 h ago

    A new guide walks administrators through deploying a Zabbix multi-node monitoring system on an AlmaLinux VPS, promising a complete setup in about ten minutes. Zabbix, a free open-source IT infrastructure monitoring platform, is paired with AlmaLinux, a popular CentOS successor, giving sysadmins a fast way to monitor servers across multiple nodes without licensing costs.

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