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  1. Device-driver release time!

    Version 2.2.0 introduces the LSP support I've been teasing for a while. This is coupled with a vscode extension. But the LSP should work anywhere you can hook it up to.

    Lots of internal changes too, probably the biggest MIR change since 1.0.

  2. “USB device not recognized” in Windows usually is not a dead drive.

    Fix order that wastes the least time:
    → different port, no hub, different cable
    → Restart, not shut down (Fast Startup can carry a bad USB state over)
    → uninstall the Unknown USB Device in Device Manager, then replug
    → disable USB selective suspend

    16 steps with risk labels and an error-code table: thetechnicalmaster.com/how-to-

    #Windows #Windows11 #TechSupport #Troubleshooting #USB

  3. Bluetooth devices show their connection state and battery level. You can connect a paired device or turn Bluetooth on and off.

    Lock, suspend, hibernate, log out, reboot or shut down from the same box. A process picker lists your own processes with their memory use, and can ask them to stop or kill them.

    Anything destructive asks you to press twice.

  4. I made a device to track the cost of every AI prompt I made!

    youtube.com/shorts/dddTry5c2Zo

  5. I have a device that did receive a software update a month or two after DST Root CA X3 expired and some of its programs broke.

    Here's hoping they will rise from the crypt and patch this one too (even though it doesn't actively break anything).

  6. NAVER D2SF Backs On-Device AI Startup TraceWeave

    NAVER’s startup investment arm D2SF said on the 21st that it has made a new investment in TraceWeave,…
    #EuropeSays #Korea #KR #Naver #AIagent #MiraeAssetCapital #NaverD2SF #On-deviceAI #Phase-TITAN #seedfunding #TraceWeave
    europesays.com/korea/196316/

  7. Turned off "Mobile devices" in Windows 11 and suddenly Phone Link went quiet? That toggle cuts the link between your PC and your phone: no calls, texts, notifications or photos, and Android phones lose some features too. We break down exactly what stops working and how to get it back. geekrewind.com/what-breaks-whe #Windows11 #PhoneLink #Android #TechTips

  8. By all these devices, fascism creates and then is driven by forces that cannot be stopped at will.
    #fascism #uspol #history #propaganda

  9. MAXIMIZING MOBILE DEVICE FUNCTIONALITY: PokkeTTREK is a full featured travel app that delivers conveniences to travelers and businesses. More travelers use mobile tech during travel and demand functionality. Latest designs:
    traveltechnologysolutions.net/ #mobileapp #travelbusiness

  10. 5 Types Of Devices That Could Lose Network Access: How To Check Yours

    Nigerians may need to pay closer attention to the phones and other connected devices they buy, as the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) rolls out a verification system targeting unapproved, cloned and technically non compliant equipment. The system, which took effect on October 7, 2026, covers five majo

    Read more here: naijachoice.net/5-types-of-dev

    #News #Breaking #NaijaChoice #Trending

  11. Spyware found on devices belonging to prominent Serbian critics as elections loom cyberscoop.com/pegasus-spyware

  12. skynox7: Proxyjacking Edge Devices Into Residential Proxies

    Pulse ID: 6ad5aaccc41f90b0b9af6927
    Pulse Link: otx.alienvault.com/pulse/6ad5a
    Pulse Author: Tr1sa111
    Created: 2026-10-19 05:29:48

    Be advised, this data is unverified and should be considered preliminary. Always do further verification.

    #Edge #OTX #Tr1sa111

  13. YuanKong Android RAT Hijacks Devices and Steals Sensitive Data

    YuanKong is an Android Remote Access Trojan (RAT) that abuses Accessibility services and Wireless Debugging to remotely control devices and steal sensitive data. The malware can capture payment credentials, monitor user activity and strengthen persistence through shell-level access.

    Pulse ID: 6ad53146d6179b7d289b510e
    Pulse Link: otx.alienvault.com/pulse/6ad53
    Pulse Author: cryptocti
    Created: 2026-10-18 20:51:18

    Be advised, this data is unverified and should be considered preliminary. Always do further verification.

    #Android #RAT #OTX #cryptocti

  14. The LISTER device reached a depth of 1 m, making it one of the deepest holes 🕳️ drilled on the #moon by a #robotic system. It demonstrated that a smaller (shoebox-sized), lighter (10 kg), and low-powered (roughly 50 watts) drilling system can accomplish the same work that previously was achieved by heavier (50 kg), taller (more than 3 m), and more power-hungry (500 watt) hammer drill systems.

    A second #LISTER system is scheduled to fly to the moon in 📆 2027 asce.org/publications-and-news

    #SpaceRobot

  15. Apple's new foldable device, the iPhone Duo, is scheduled for release on October 23 with a starting price of $2,000.

    Supply chain constraints have severely limited production volume, with Apple store employees instructed to discourage walk-in customers on launch day.

    Pre-orders opened on October 16, and current delivery estimates on Apple's website stretch into late January.

    en.hacks.gr/choris-rantevoy-dy

    #Apple #iPhoneDuo #Mobile #Hardware

  16. What should I work on next for device-driver?

    Open to suggestions! There's a bunch of stuff in the backlog

  17. Inside Wazza: A Newly Observed Device Code Phishing Kit Targeting Microsoft 365 Accounts

    A newly observed multi-stage phishing kit named Wazza has been actively targeting Microsoft 365 accounts since early July 2026. The campaign delivers phishing emails from compromised accounts containing PDF lures with business themes like invoices and contracts. These PDFs redirect victims through a complex infrastructure leveraging Google Sites, CloudFlare Workers, and various domains. Wazza features dynamic capabilities including 19 different phishing themes impersonating services like Adobe, DocuSign, and OneDrive, along with six corporate decoy websites. The kit employs sophisticated browser interrogation, anti-automation checks, and client-side protection mechanisms. The final stage abuses Microsoft OAuth device authorization, displaying a verification code and instructing victims to complete authentication on a separate page. Throughout the process, a backend session continuously monitors the authentication attempt, ultimately granting attackers access to victim accounts and cloud resources.

    Pulse ID: 6ad7d22ab42c70ab00513045
    Pulse Link: otx.alienvault.com/pulse/6ad7d
    Pulse Author: AlienVault
    Created: 2026-10-20 20:42:18

    Be advised, this data is unverified and should be considered preliminary. Always do further verification.

    #Microsoft #Phishing #Adobe #Cloud #OTX #AlienVault

  18. NAVER D2SF Invests in On-Device AI Startup TraceWeave

    TraceWeave develops its own post-Transformer AI architecture that enables AI agents to run on memory-constrained devicesCompletes paid pilot…
    #EuropeSays #Korea #KR #Naver #AI #D2SF #in #INVESTS #on-device #startup #TraceWeave
    europesays.com/korea/196442/

  19. Ecuadorian Inventor Wins German Award for a Device That Could Bring Clean Water and Electricity to Farms

    Ecuador’s Ilumínate invention wins a German social impact award as its creator seeks support to bring the technology to farms.

    Dear Cherubs, what if one small machine could help a rural farmer generate electricity and reuse water without relying entirely on conventional power supplies? An Ecuadorian inventor named Fabricio Rodríguez is working to make that idea a reality, and his project, Ilumínate, has earned international recognition in Germany.

    According to Ecuadorian newspaper El Universo, Rodríguez received the 2026 iF Social Impact Prize, winning €2,000 after his project was selected from 1,500 applications representing more than 120 countries. The recognition is a welcome boost for an inventor who has been funding much of his own work while earning a living as a construction worker.

    Not bad for someone developing technology on a tight budget. Some people buy the latest gadgets; others build machines that could help communities access essential resources.

    A SMALL MACHINE WITH TWO BIG AMBITIONS

    Ilumínate is designed to generate electricity while treating water. According to its official profile on the iF Design website, the system uses a thermodynamic process and a custom-built generator powered by corn bioethanol.

    The project is intended for communities where reliable electricity and safe water can be difficult to access. The iF Design profile highlights the challenge in rural Ecuador, describing the technology as a potential way to improve local energy and water independence.

    The prototype has reportedly reached an electrical output of 120 volts, although its development and testing are still ongoing. Its water-treatment system combines four filtration stages with ultraviolet lamps intended to help eliminate harmful microorganisms.

    There is an important distinction here: water that looks clear is not necessarily safe to drink. The inventor is pursuing laboratory validation of the system’s ability to produce potable water, so the machine should not yet be treated as a certified source of drinking water.

    That testing is crucial. An invention can be promising, clever and award-winning without being ready for everyday use. Science, inconveniently for anyone hoping to skip the paperwork, still requires evidence.

    FROM WORKSHOP TO FARM

    Rodríguez now wants to move Ilumínate beyond the prototype stage and into agricultural settings, where the technology could potentially solve more than one problem at a time.

    As reported by El Universo, his plans involve using farm waste, including pruning residues and animal waste, as potential energy resources. The project also aims to treat and reuse greywater from workers’ homes for agricultural irrigation.

    The idea is to reduce the need for separate equipment to generate electricity and treat water. For smaller farms, combining those functions could eventually offer practical advantages, particularly in places affected by unreliable utilities or water shortages.

    Rodríguez plans to test the system on a farm covering more than 25 hectares in Pedro Carbo, Ecuador. That pilot will be an important step in determining whether the technology can operate reliably outside the development workshop.

    A PRIZE IS A START, NOT THE FINISH LINE

    The €2,000 award provides recognition and some financial support, but turning a working prototype into a dependable product requires further investment, testing and refinement.

    Rodríguez is seeking additional support to continue development and move towards real-world trials. His ambitions extend beyond selling a machine: he has also spoken about directing future profits towards educational resources for disadvantaged schools.

    The concept is compelling because it addresses several connected challenges at once: access to electricity, water reuse and agricultural waste management. But its long-term impact will depend on whether testing confirms its performance, safety, affordability and suitability for local conditions.

    For now, Ilumínate remains a developing technology rather than a ready-made solution. Still, the project demonstrates why supporting practical innovation matters. Sometimes progress begins not in a giant laboratory, but with someone determined to make limited resources go a little further.

    And if Rodríguez can turn that determination into a reliable machine for working farms, the award from Germany may prove to be just the beginning.

    Sources list:

    The Thisclaimer logo blends a classic warning symbol with a brain icon to represent critical thinking, curiosity, and thoughtful disclaimers #agriculturalTechnology #cleanWater #Ecuador #greenTechnology #innovation #inspiringInventors #renewableEnergy #SocialImpact #sustainableFarming #waterPurification
  20. A 10-step guide to on-device AI, covering model selection, quantization, deployment runtimes, hardware acceleration, hybrid routing, and security. hackernoon.com/why-more-ai-wor

  21. Ex-OpenAI Engineer Detained in Spy Device Case as Saudi Royal Contacts Emerge

    A US court on Monday granted the government’s request to detain a former OpenAI engineer accused of planting a recording device in an executive conference room at the company’s San Francisco office to allegedly steal sensitive secrets, The Hacker News reports. Prosecutors set out the new details, including the engineer’s contacts, in a court filing on Sunday. thehackernews.com/2026/10/ex-o

  22. Waveshare PocketTerm 3.5 - Pretty neat device for embedded projects. Hosts RPi4 and lvgl v9.6.0 user interface.
    #raspberrypi #lvgl #buildroot #comsec

  23. I've been left to my own devices, more or less, to figure out how using AI while coding helps me do my job better. And since I rarely think that "faster" means "better," I've been making different decisions than the billionaires would maybe like.

    thudfactor.com/posts/notan/

  24. Test your websites layout across different devices instantly with the free Frank Responsive Checker plugin! Ensure a flawless user experience on any screen directly from your dashboard.

    Download free : wordpress.org/plugins/frank-re

  25. "...Amazon unveiled a new AI-powered device called the Bee Frontier. It is a wearable that can be worn like a bracelet or clipped to clothing and will “listen to your whole day” in order to serve as a hands-free, AI personal assistant."

    It won't be bloody listening to my whole day, that's for sure. AI is all about Big Tech further eroding our privacy to make more billions of dollars. Stop giving away your privacy for a tiny bit of convenience.

    the-independent.com/tech/smart

    #AI #Internet #Amazon

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