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Divided Allegiances The Republican Rift Over Trump's...

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2025/06/20

Welcome to today’s episode. We’re examining why President Trump’s decision to kill Iran’s top general, Qasem Soleimani, is causing a rare rift in the Republican Party. On January 3rd, Mr. Trump hailed the strike as decisive, calling Soleimani “the number one terrorist in the world.” Hawkish senators like Lindsey Graham praised the move as “the right call at the right time,” while Marco Rubio insisted it showed the president “will defend American lives.” Yet others in the party are urging

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Mastering Home Lab Monitoring with Prometheus and...

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2025/06/20

Welcome to the WunderTech podcast. Today, I’m showing you “How I Monitor My Entire Home Lab.” Imagine having real-time visibility into every server, uptime alert and log entry—all at your fingertips. “With just a few lines of configuration,” you can scrape detailed CPU, memory, disk and network stats using Prometheus and Node Exporter. Those metrics flow straight into Grafana, where you get beautiful dashboards for every host. For uptime checks I turn to Uptime Kuma. As I say in the

1:10

Breaking the Chains of Busyness: Redefining Worth...

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2025/06/19

Today we’re talking about why you don’t need to accomplish things to matter…A conversation with Maya, a high-achieving mom, shows how our worth can get tied to our task list. As she said, “If I’m not accomplishing something, I feel like I don’t matter.” We live in a world that prizes busyness, making rest feel like failure and worth tied only to output. How do we break free? First, notice the voice telling you “I should be doing more.” Then redefine success: maybe it’s holding a boundary

1:12

Explore the 2025 Saddleback Club Membership Bundle:...

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2025/06/19

Welcome to the Saddleback Leather podcast. Today we’re thrilled to introduce the 2025 Saddleback Club Membership Bundle. Saddleback Leather says this year’s Third Edition gear is “built tougher, smarter, and more rugged than ever,” and after taking Dave out into the dunes, it’s clear why. First, the new Hiker’s Backpack offers full-grain leather panels, a weather-sealed canvas body, and heavy-duty zippers that stand up to dust, sand, and whatever your journey throws at you. Next, the Set of

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US Developers Lead the Charge in AI-Assisted Coding...

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2025/06/19

Hello and welcome to today’s Tech Brief. New research shows U.S. software developers lead the world in AI-assisted coding. A team of researchers analyzed 80 million GitHub submissions from 2018 to 2024 and found that in 2024, an estimated 30.1 percent of U.S.-sourced Python functions were AI-generated—more than Germany’s 24.3 percent, France’s 23.2 percent, India’s 21.6 percent, Russia’s 15.4 percent, and China’s 11.7 percent. The study argues that “once developers use AI for 30 percent of

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Transforming Research Triangle Park into a Vibrant...

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2025/06/19

Welcome to your Wake County update. Today, Wake County Commissioners unanimously approved a landmark zoning change for Research Triangle Park, or RTP. For the first time in 65 years, this 7,000-acre research hub can open its doors to homes, shops and recreation. “I can’t think of another urban area in North America that has 7,000 acres of non-optimized land in the center,” says Scott Levitan, president of the Research Triangle Foundation. Right now, 55,000 people clock in each day—and then

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Conquering the Scroll: 7 Strategies to Break Free...

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2025/06/19

Hey there, and welcome to “One Minute Wired.” Today: 7 ways to limit your endless doomscrolling. As WIRED points out, “If you actually measure the amount of time you spend scrolling through algorithm-led social media feeds each day, it will probably add up to more hours and minutes than you’d guess.” Worse yet, “Time can quickly slip away while you’re checking up on friends, celebrities, the news, and the viral memes of the day.”Here’s how to hit pause: Use your phone’s screen-time or

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Apple Takes a Quantum Leap: Harnessing Generative AI...

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2025/06/19

Hello and welcome to today’s tech podcast. Apple is exploring using generative AI to design its custom chips, Senior Vice President Johny Srouji revealed. Speaking at Belgium’s Imec research hub, he told Reuters, “Generative AI techniques have a high potential in getting more design work in less time, and it can be a huge productivity boost.” Apple plans to integrate AI into electronic design automation tools, joining industry leaders Cadence and Synopsys in this race. This effort builds on

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Dosa Divas: Cooking Up Resistance and Unity in a...

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2025/06/19

Hello and welcome. Today we’re talking about Dosa Divas, a bold new game from Outerloop Games that literally serves up resistance. As protestors clashed with ICE agents in Los Angeles this June, the brown and Black team behind Dosa Divas stayed close at Summer Game Fest. “In case of an ICE raid, we’re gonna stay together,” game director Chandana Ekanayake explained, highlighting the stakes they navigate every day. In Dosa Divas you’re not just flipping pancakes—you’re fighting capitalism

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The Great Texas Lottery Scandal: How One Vigilant...

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2025/06/19

Hello and welcome to Lottery Lens. On April 19, 2023, the Lotto Texas jackpot stood at $73 million, skyrocketing to $95 million by Saturday after 92 rollovers. Dawn Nettles, founder of the Lotto Report, recalled, “I knew right then. Somebody was buying all the combinations.” With 26 million possible picks, a syndicate guaranteed their win—and Texas paid out nearly $58 million after taxes. Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick blasted it as “the biggest theft from the people of Texas in the

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Unveiling the Energy Mystery Behind AI: How Much...

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2025/06/19

Welcome to Tech Minute. Today we’re asking: How much energy does AI really use? It turns out nobody’s quite sure. In a recent WIRED deep dive, reporters reveal that companies guard the numbers on data-center power like trade secrets. We know a single ChatGPT query uses about 0.34 watt-hours of energy—“about what an oven would use in a little over one second, or a high-efficiency lightbulb would use in a couple of minutes,” as OpenAI CEO Sam Altman explained. But that’s just the tip of the

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Decoding the Roles: Understanding the Distinction...

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2025/06/19

Hello and welcome to the Continuous Delivery Podcast. Today we’re diving into Dave Farley’s take on a question every team grapples with: what’s the real difference between a coder, a developer, and a software engineer? Farley starts by unpacking the coder. “A coder writes code,” he says, and that’s it. They take a specification, translate it into syntax, and move on. The developer steps up a notch: they not only write code, they own features, collaborate with teammates, and consider user

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Mastering Systemd for Seamless Auto-Mounting of...

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2025/06/19

Welcome to Linux Insights. Today we’re diving into how to use systemd for auto-mounting storage volumes on your workstation or server. As Jay LaCroix explains, “mounting volumes with systemd is very effective and is the recommended method going forward.” First, identify your block device—say /dev/sdb1—and create a matching .mount unit in /etc/systemd/system. Name it after the mount path, for example, media-data.mount, and set the correct [Mount] options: What device, what directory, and

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The AI Revolution of Continuous Learning

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2025/06/19

Welcome to Wired’s one-minute podcast. Today we’re talking about a new breed of AI that, as the article puts it, “never stops learning.” Modern large language models might write beautiful sonnets and elegant code, but they lack even a rudimentary ability to learn from experience. This new model flips that script. It’s built to update its own knowledge on the fly, drawing on fresh data streams and real-time feedback to refine its understanding. Rather than freezing its world view at the end

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Chasing History One Card at a Time: A Journey Through...

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2025/06/18

Hello and welcome to Tales from the Tar Heel Traveler. Today we head to North Carolina to meet a man who has been collecting baseball cards for decades. What started as a childhood hobby has grown into a treasure trove of sports history.“I remember buying my first card for a penny,” he says, recalling that dog-eared 1950s card that sparked his passion. Over the years, he’s tracked down rare gems like a 1914 Babe Ruth rookie card and a pristine 1952 Topps Mickey Mantle, calling each one “a

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Missile Imbalance in the Middle East: A Looming...

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2025/06/18

Welcome back to The Global Minute. Today, we’re zeroing in on a growing missile imbalance in the Middle East. According to a U.S. official and an analyst familiar with the numbers, “Iran has more offensive missiles than Israel has interceptors.” That alarming gap threatens to upend Israel’s missile defense strategy, which relies heavily on the Arrow 3 system. The Arrow 3 interceptors have been critical in countering long-range ballistic missile threats from Iran and Yemen, but today they

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Unlocking the Power of Variadic Class Template...

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2025/06/18

Hello and welcome to C++ Insights. Today we’re diving into Sandor Dargo’s article on variadic class template arguments. As he puts it, “Variadic templates don’t accept a fixed size of parameters, but anything from one to more,” and that flexible set is known as the parameter pack. First, you can expand your pack in a constructor or member function. For example, a Storage class uses a std::tuple to hold elements of any types passed in. You might even need a simple deduction guide so you

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Embracing Freedom and Heartbreak: A Dive into Haim's...

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2025/06/18

Today we’re talking about Haim’s new album, I Quit — their fourth record and a bold statement on love, freedom, and that chaotic space between “No, thanks” and “I do.” Danielle, Alana, and Este Haim wrote these songs during a once-in-a-century breakup spike: “We ended our relationships almost at the same time,” Este told The New Yorker. The result is an album about shedding control and finding relief. On the tense single “Now I’m in It,” Danielle sings, “We cannot be friends / Cannot

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Weighing the Sky The Ingenious Experiment of...

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2025/06/18

Hello and welcome to Hack Hacks, the podcast where we celebrate the cleverest projects in the maker world. Today, we’re talking about how one engineer actually weighed an airplane as it flew overhead. That’s right—[AlphaPhoenix] “weighed an airplane,” and even a paper airplane, using a do-it-yourself scale made of foamcore and four load cells hooked up to an Arduino and a laptop for visualization. After a quick test with a toy car, our builder sent a paper plane gliding over the scale. The

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Navigating Chaos: Reid Hoffman on Geopolitics,...

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2025/06/17

Hello and welcome to Rapid Response. Today: Reid Hoffman on Musk vs. Trump and the real AI threat to jobs. Amid global unrest and surging AI, Hoffman says “we live in chaotic times” as he dissects Trump’s spat with Elon Musk, warning that political engagements haven’t paid off in business for Musk and have even irritated Tesla buyers.On geopolitics, Hoffman believes ending the post-WWII world order risks “increasing conflict and chaos everywhere.” Yet he values negotiation over violence,

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