Spanish high-speed train crash blamed on human error after computer failure
The Spanish transport minister has attributed a deadly high-speed train collision near Madrid to human error, following a computer failure that halted multiple services.
» readAI predictions improve but still lag behind human experts in fantasy sports test
A writer tested whether AI agents could build a winning fantasy Premier League team, finding that while the technology has improved significantly in recent years, its suggestions remain unimpressive.
» readA Web Crawl Reveals the Hidden Diversity of Browser Fingerprinting Techniques
A collection of over 10,000 canvas fingerprinting samples has been compiled from a crawl of websites, revealing a surprising variety of techniques used to identify browser environments.
» readApple Unveils Touchscreen MacBook Pro at Pro and Tell Event
The new MacBook Pro with a touchscreen was announced by Apple at its "Pro and Tell" event in Los Angeles. A quick hands-on assessment was provided by the author, who noted that the device retains the familiar feel of previous models despite…
» readApple answers common questions about switching to Mac, student discounts, and delivery options
Apple has addressed several frequently asked questions about its products and services. The information covers topics from setting up a new Mac to payment and protection options.
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