🔄 Microsoft has detailed changes to the Windows Insider Program intended to reduce confusion and improve transparency. After one‑on‑one meetings and social interactions with Insiders, the Windows Insider team identified two pain points: a confusing channel structure and unpredictable feature availability due to gradual roll-outs.

The program now has two main channels: Experimental and Beta.

* Experimental, which replaces Dev and Canary, delivers the earliest builds for active development and community feedback; features there may change or be dropped.
* Beta showcases features planned for public release in the coming weeks and will abandon phased rollouts - if a Beta build includes a feature, it will be available to all who install it, though minor UI variants may be tested.

Insiders will also be able to select Windows kernel versions (for example, 25H2 or 26H1). Experimental gains a "Future Platforms" option for the earliest, release‑agnostic previews.

Release Preview remains for enterprise and those seeking near‑final builds.

To address roll-out unpredictability, Experimental users will get a "Feature Flags" page in Settings to enable or disable visible features; less visible fixes may not appear.

Switching channels or exiting the program no longer usually requires a full reinstall because in‑place upgrades will preserve apps and settings, except when leaving the Future Platforms Experimental builds. The new Insider page aims to make channel selection faster and easier. Microsoft will roll out these changes in the coming weeks and will map existing channels to the new ones without changing installed Windows versions.

So it's indeed a Google Pixel 7 in space

No modem in space, no issues with the pixel. Also, space is cold 🤷‍♂

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You can now run macOS X (Cheetah) on your Wii

With wiiMac by Bryan Keller, you can now boot macOS X natively on your soft-modded Nintendo Wii with an SD Card slot

Hardware not supported yet:
• Wi-Fi
• Bluetooth
• Optical drive
• Hardware-accelerated graphics
• Audio

In case you're interested in knowing how it was ported, read this blog by Bryan.

🔗 wiiMac
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The good old LG days when LG was way ahead of almost every brand at that time!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vDMpANNGND4

Mark is building an AI clone of himself to interact with staff

The AI clone of Mark Zuckerberg is being trained on his mannerisms and tone as well as his public statements and thoughts on company strategy.

This is being done so that the employees at Meta "might feel more connected to the founder through interactions with it."

🔗 Engadget
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Skills for Gemini in Chrome
- Skills let you run similar prompts multiple times easily.
- After saving the prompts you need from your chat history, you can execute it by typing forward slash ( / ) or clicking the plus sign ( + ) button.
- Pre-made skills for common tasks and workflows are also available in chrome://skills/browse.
- Rolling out starting today and available on any signed-in Chrome desktop device with the browser language set to English (US).

More info: Google Blog
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One of the most interesting approach to foldables

https://youtube.com/shorts/q8SHFExw9Bk?si=neHoqCAUh4-uGDRn

USA is now looking forward to implement national OS-level age verification

A federal bill has been introduced in the United States of America's Congress, which will require all Operating Systems to implement age verification.

To require operating system providers to verify the age of any user of an operating system, and for other purposes.

The full text is not available yet

🔗 congress.gov
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When Anthropic sees our prompts 💀

Claude even gave it in written 😌

Real

Another zero day exploit released by some nerd (can't remember name right now) because they're annoyed with Microsoft. It's been confirmed by other nerds. It is yet another legit zero day. Whew.

https://github.com/Nightmare-Eclipse/RedSun

BREAKING: Xiaomi smartphones are launching honey bees attack on users

Xiaomi’s new 'Swarm Protocol' is finally here! The apps have finally had enough and decided to fight back.

Instead of opening your messages, the apps just form a swarm and try to chase you away from the phone. Xiaomi has made the first smartphone that actually tries to defend itself by attacking the person holding it and the only OS that prioritizes sting-based response over actual functionality.

Condition update: The user is now in the hospital being treated for a high-speed honey bee attack via HyperOS

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