Month: July 2025

Klikkaamalla “Hylkää kaikki” hyväksymällään evästeiden käytön ja henkilötiedoilla varten, hyväksykäämällä tämän sivuston eväste- ja tietosuojakäytännöistä. Tämä on valinta, jota voit muokata milloin tahansa. Säännöt: – Evästeet käyttääme ainoastaan tarpeelliset evästeet. – Henkilötiedot käytetään vain tämän sivuston toiminnassa ja ei myönteiselle markkinoinnille tai tuoteesiin. Tietosuojakäytännön sisältö: Luemalla tätä voit tunnisia meidän eväste- ja tietosuojakäytännöistämme. Source: https://consent.yahoo.com/v2/collectConsent?sessionId=3_cc-session_3d78e219-3e5d-4d91-bea7-8fe011e08972

A technical issue is affecting the Varnish cache server, resulting in access denied errors (Error 403) and a mysterious error code (54113). The problem appears to be related to a cached response, as indicated by the details: “cache-bos4687-BOS 1753829735 1102266067”. This suggests that the issue is not a server-side problem but rather a caching problem. … Read more

A better bet than the annual Perseid meteor shower, which peaks on Aug. 12, might be two lesser-known showers happening this week. The bright moon may wash out the best part of the Perseids, but two new shows will offer a chance to see meteors up close. The Southern Delta Aquariids and Alpha Capricornids will … Read more

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has expressed his concerns over the development of GPT-5, the next stage in ChatGPT’s evolution. Comparing its rapid progress to the Manhattan Project, a secret research project during World War II that produced the atomic bomb, Altman described himself as “scared” about what he had helped create. The new model is … Read more

The global economy is expected to slow down as trade-related distortions decrease, according to the World Economic Outlook. For 2025 and 2026, forecasters predict growth rates of 3.0 percent and 3.1 percent, respectively. This revised estimate reflects a faster-than-expected start to the year due to factors such as reduced tariffs, improved financial conditions, and increased … Read more

A new study published in the American Journal of Preventive Medicine found that regular fast walking may help lower mortality risk, particularly among low-income and Black individuals. The research focused on 79,856 participants who provided information on their daily walking habits, including speed and time. The results showed that fast walking was associated with a … Read more

Cloudflare, a popular content delivery network (CDN), has blocked access to several news outlets and websites due to unpaid fees. The company sent out letters to the affected sites, demanding payment for the use of its services. The issue began when Cloudflare started charging some news organizations for using its CDN, which is used to … Read more

Heavy rains and flooding have killed at least 34 people in and near Beijing, Chinese authorities reported on Tuesday. The death toll includes 30 fatalities in the city’s Miyun district and four more in neighboring Hebei province. According to a city government statement, over 80,000 residents have been relocated, with 17,000 in Miyun alone. The … Read more

A dating discussion app that recently faced a high-profile cybersecurity breach has taken its messaging system offline after discovering it was vulnerable to another attack. The incident involves direct messages, which were accessed by hackers, potentially exposing sensitive information about users’ relationships and personal details. The company is working to identify affected users and offering … Read more

Clashes in Greek port as protesters confront Israeli tourists A growing wave of demonstrations across Greece has turned violent, with anti-war protests against the ongoing conflict in Gaza morphing into attacks on Israeli tourists. Around 1,500 Israelis were blocked from disembarking at a cruise ship terminal in Crete’s Agios Nikolaos port. Authorities described the situation … Read more