I wish I could say this is some light Bastille Day reading, it isn't light. But it is short, about a 2 minute read:
https://stuff.davidaugust.com/the-world-is-on-fire-and-we-are-trying-not-be-its-kindling/
US export controls on Anthropic reignite debate in India over the country's AI ambitions, which are increasingly tied to tech developed and governed in the US (Jagmeet Singh/TechCrunch)
https://techcrunch.com/2026/06/13/as-anthrop…
Emma Raducanu returned to Andy Murray Arena for her second match in five hours with lingering doubts about her physical condition after slipping on the slick grass earlier in the day and hurting her left thigh.
By the time she had launched herself into consecutive backhand and forehand down-the-line winners to snatch an early break, that concern had dissipated.
What followed was one of her very best matches as she dismantled the talented 18-year-old Iva Jovic 6-2, 6-2 in front of…
A zero-day exploit in Win11 that raises even more questions than the zero-day exploit itself: 📸
Zero-day exploit completely defeats default Windows 11 BitLocker protections - @…
#Win11 #YellowKey
🇺🇦 #NowPlaying on KEXP's #PacificNotions
David Wesley Golightly:
🎵 Meadowfoam
#DavidWesleyGolightly
https://davidgolightly.bandcamp.com/track/meadowfoam
Which one of these BGA fanouts is better?
Both are the same nominal trace/space, both are skew matched by the time you get to the vertical "home run" area heading towards the connector.
But TDR of the first one wasn't that great. Let's see if the second one is any better when the simulation finishes...
Somebody is very worried about access to dollars.
You discover who’s worried, which shouldn’t surprise you:
The Gulf states.
Many of them have now put pressure on the United States to give them credit swap facilities, or if they do have them, to make them much larger.
Why would they do that?
They have dollar-denominated debts.
They expected to be able to pay off their dollar-denominated debts around the world, with the dollars coming in from oil and gas.