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Americans don’t know how to fight AI. So they’re fighting data centers.
A growing national movement opposes data centers, seen as proxies for fears about AI and technological change, amid environmental and societal concerns.
Meta’s Whistleblower Was Silent Onstage. But Her Tell-All Keeps Selling
Sarah Wynn-Williams, former Facebook policy director, was legally barred from promoting her memoir at the Hay Festival, but the book remains popular.
The fall of Ben Shapiro
Ben Shapiro’s social media influence and media empire are waning amid shifting far-right dynamics, with layoffs and reduced relevance confirmed.
Vox’s homepage gets a refresh
Vox launches a refreshed homepage featuring a ‘Start Here’ tab, enhanced vertical videos, and improved clarity for news consumers.
I made my phone slow on purpose
A user bought a new iPhone 17 and deliberately slowed its internet speed to reduce addictive scrolling behavior, highlighting innovative self-control methods.
KDE at 30
KDE marks its 30th anniversary with community events, new initiatives, and reflections on its impact on free software and technology.
Meta legal action forces Facebook whistleblower to sit in silence
Sarah Wynn-Williams, a Facebook whistleblower, was prevented from speaking at Hay Festival due to Meta’s legal orders, highlighting ongoing censorship issues.
Meta launches Instagram, Facebook, and WhatsApp subscriptions
Meta begins rolling out subscription plans for its apps, offering additional features for users, creators, and businesses worldwide, under the Meta One brand.
Show HN: 500 years of Joseon court omens as an observability dashboard
A developer has created an interactive dashboard visualizing 500 years of Joseon dynasty omens from historical records, offering new insights into historical governance and cultural practices.