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    Micro Center demands ID and no-export pledge for RTX 5090 purchases●Micro Center requires photo ID and signed no-export pledge to buy gaming GPUYhnCultureGaming918 min ago

    Electronics retailer Micro Center is requiring customers to show photo ID and sign a declaration before buying Nvidia's RTX 5090 gaming GPU, disclosing where the card will be installed and pledging it will remain in the United States. The policy is seen as a response to export restrictions on high-end chips, and is drawing debate about burdens placed on ordinary gamers.

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    PT-approved weighted walking routine for midlife women●The PT-approved weighted walking routine all midlife women need – your beginner's guide✉newsHealthFitness34 min ago

    Fitness experts are promoting weighted walking as a beginner-friendly workout tailored to midlife women. The routine, endorsed by physiotherapists, combines brisk walking with added weights to build strength, support bone density and boost cardiovascular health. Guides suggest starting light with a weighted vest or backpack and gradually increasing load, positioning the low-impact exercise as an accessible entry point for women easing back into training.

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    Actor claims leak of 3 million records from Chilean education portal●🇨🇱 We tracked a data leak claim by zfo naming Chile's Ministerio de Educación Portal Anotate. The actor claims access toMmastodonLifeEducation21 h ago

    A threat actor known as zfo claims to have accessed more than 3 million student and guardian records from Portal Anotate, the Chilean Ministry of Education's platform. The alleged data includes names, national ID numbers, contact details and school information. Security watchers are tracking the claim, which also references multiple related listings. Chilean authorities have not publicly confirmed the breach.

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    CPR data breach exposes details of 8.8 million in Denmark●CPR data breach exposes personal details of 8.8 million people in Denmark✉newsTechnologyCybersecurity56 min ago

    A breach of Denmark's CPR personal registry has exposed the personal details of 8.8 million people, nearly the entire population. The incident is raising alarm over how such a large volume of sensitive data, including personal ID information, could be compromised, and is prompting calls in Denmark for answers about the scale of the leak and who is responsible.

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    O-ID Raises $1.2m to Build Modular Humanoid Robots▼O-ID raises $1.2m to build fully modular humanoid robots✉newsTechnologyRobotics51 min ago

    Robotics startup O-ID has raised $1.2 million in funding to develop fully modular humanoid robots. The company says its approach allows components to be swapped and upgraded independently, rather than relying on a single fixed design. The early-stage round, reported by Engineer Live, will support development as interest in humanoid robotics accelerates across the industry.

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    Munchable keeps curated rows to enums only●Munchable's curated rows hold enums only. Every user-visible line is derived in the engine from an id and a template, whMmastodonTechnologyAI22 h ago

    A developer writing about the Munchable project says its curated data rows store only enum values, with every user-visible line of text generated inside the engine from an id combined with a template. The constraint is said to be enforced across three files, and one useful accident reportedly came out of the design.

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    Post-credits scene revealed in Linkin Park: Unshatter film▼Yes, There’s a Scene After the “Linkin Park: Unshatter” End Credits Previously on Midlife Crisis Crossover: In 2024 LinkMmastodonCultureEntertainment23 h ago

    Fans of Linkin Park are discussing the band's new film 'Unshatter', with viewers confirming that there is an additional scene after the end credits. The film arrives as the band continues its comeback following the 2024 album 'From Zero', their first new record in seven years and their first since the death of frontman Chester Bennington. Listeners and moviegoers are swapping reactions and urging others to stay through the credits.

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    Denmark CPR breach exposes data of 8.8 million people●Denmark CPR data breach: attackers abused a firm's access, leaving CPR numbers exposed for 8.8 million people. Here is wMmastodonTechnologyCybersecurity22 h ago

    Attackers gained access through a company with access to Denmark's CPR civil registration system, exposing the personal ID numbers of 8.8 million people — nearly the entire population. Reports explain what is known about the incident and what affected residents should do, with phishing flagged as a follow-on risk as stolen CPR numbers could enable convincing scams and identity misuse.

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    Artist shares ski-themed illustration for Illustration Day●*ID* –> “Ski” --- Ouch ! :) -- ... this is for illustrationday.com Have a nice week ! - # mastoart # art # illustrationMmastodonCultureArt54 h ago

    An illustrator has published a new cartoon on the theme of skiing, created for illustrationday.com, and wished followers a good week. The piece, tagged under mastoart and illustration, is available in higher resolution on the artist's own website. Reactions so far have been modest, with a small number of likes.

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    Programmers port original Doom to run in SQL●We ported the original Doom to SQL Article URL: https:// cedardb.com/blog/sqldoom/ Comments URL: https:// news.ycombinatMmastodonBusinessStartups23 h ago

    CedarDB developers have ported the original 1993 id Software shooter Doom to SQL, running the game entirely through database queries. The team published a blog post explaining how the classic title can execute inside a SQL engine, and the project is being discussed on Hacker News, where commenters are weighing in on the technical feat. It is the latest in a long line of quirky ports of Doom to unlikely platforms.

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