Details are starting to emerge about a stunning supply chain attack that sent the open source software community reeling. at Wired.com

While NASA scientists have since recovered the debris and are currently analyzing it, Ars Technica reports, we still don't have confirmation that the 2-pound object came from space. But given the evidence, there's a decent chance it once belonged to the ... at News.yahoo.com

Voice Engine is a new text-to-speech AI model for creating synthetic voices. OpenAI has said a wide release would be too risky. at Wired.com

Incognito Mode has been in Chrome since version 1.0 in 2008. Initially, Google's description of the feature was vague, but it made it sound like Google would not collect data from Incognito sessions. at Extremetech.com

A man from Florida may have to sue Japan after rubbish from the International Space Station (ISS) crashed through his house. Well, Japan’s space agency anyway. That’s a lot to take in, let’s take a beat. at Msn.com

Nasa investigates cylindrical slab believed to be part of discarded battery pallet that tore through Naples house at Theguardian.com

There are many reasons to use your internet browser’s “Incognito” mode. Unfortunately, if your browser is Google Chrome, making your way around the internet in complete and total privacy has not historically been one of them. at Msn.com

The U.S. Space Command recorded reentry of a piece of debris from the space station five minutes before Otero’s home was struck, according to Ars Technica. “I was shaking. I was completely in disbelief. What are the chances of something landing on my ... at Clickorlando.com

AN OBJECT believed to be from the International Space Station (ISS) has fallen from the sky and into someones home, a man has claimed. Florida, US, resident Alejandro Otero says the cylindrical at Thesun.co.uk

As a part of class-action settlement, Google is making tweaks to its Chrome web browser's Incognito mode and will purge 'billions of data records.' at Pcmag.com

Ars Technica. Feature Story. What I learned when I replaced my cheap Pi 5 PC with a no-name Amazon mini desktop. Pi 5 is still an odd fit for day-to-day desktop use; cheap mini PCs come closer. at Arstechnica.com

Explaining why your keyboard feels so darn good—or way too mushy. Ars Technica's guide to keyboards: Mechanical, membrane, and buckling springs. Scharon Harding – 3/27/2024, 4:00 AM. 169. at Arstechnica.com

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OpenAI holds back wide release of voice-cloning tech due to misuse concerns. Voice Engine can clone voices with 15 seconds of audio, but OpenAI is warning of potential harms. Benj Edwards – 3/29 ... at Arstechnica.com

Review: Nvidia’s $399 RTX 4060 Ti is a step forward, but only a small one. Most games perform better, but the gains are smaller than we're used to. Andrew Cunningham – 5/23/2023, 6:00 AM. 184. at Arstechnica.com

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