Published on: 2025-06-16 05:11:12
Poireau: a sampling allocation debugger The libpoireau library intercepts a small fraction of calls to malloc/calloc/etc., to generate a statistically representative overview of an application's heap footprint. While the interceptor currently only tracks long-lived allocations (e.g., leaks), we plan to also implement guard pages, in the spirit of Electric Fence. The sampling approach makes it possible to use this library in production with a minimal impact on performance (see the section on Pe
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is a deputy editor and Verge co-founder with a passion for human-centric cities, e-bikes, and life as a digital nomad. He’s been a tech journalist for 20 years. Soon you’ll be able to charge your electric vehicle at Waffle House diners while chatting up truckers and dodging flying chairs. Starting in 2026, BP Pulse will be equipping America’s all-night breakfast place with 400kW DC fast chargers fitted with a mix of CCS and NACS connectors. Participating Waffle House diners in Texas, Georgia,
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Scientists have known for decades that certain neurons in the hippocampus are dedicated to remembering specific locations where an animal has been. More useful, though, is remembering where places are relative to each other, and it hasn’t been clear how those mental maps are formed. A study by MIT neuroscientist Matthew Wilson and colleagues sheds light on that question. The researchers let mice explore mazes freely for about 30 minutes a day for several days. While the animals were wandering a
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A hot potato: Now that people have mostly stopped using ChatGPT to turn themselves into action figures, it seems the next trend involving the AI is using it to guess locations based on photos. While some are finding this reverse location search functionality fun, it raises several privacy concerns, especially when it comes to doxxing. OpenAI released its latest o3 and o4-mini models last week, which can "reason" through uploaded images. This means it can crop, rotate, and zoom in on photos, eve
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C. Scott Brown / Android Authority TL;DR A T-Mobile glitch caused some users to see the names, photos, and real-time locations of random children instead of their own. A similar bug affected the company’s car tracking service, showing other people’s vehicles and data. T-Mobile says the issue stemmed from a system update and has now been fully resolved. Tech updates don’t always go smoothly, but most bugs are usually nothing more than a mild inconvenience. However, a T-Mobile glitch this week
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is a news writer fond of the electric vehicle lifestyle and things that plug in via USB-C. He spent over 15 years in IT support before joining The Verge. In their quest to build a coast-to-coast EV charging network, GM, EVgo, and Pilot announce they have installed electric vehicle chargers at 130 locations across 25 states. The partnership, which launched in 2022, aimed to install 2,000 DC fast chargers at 500 Pilot and Flying J truck stop locations nationwide. In a press release, the companies
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Justin Sullivan/Getty Images Last fall, Yum! Brands said it was bringing AI ordering to hundreds of Taco Bell locations. After that rollout was a success, it is expanding that technology to even more restaurants and incorporating AI in even more ways. Also: AI agents aren't just assistants: How they're changing the future of work today In a press release this week, Yum! Brands announced a partnership with Nvidia to develop AI technologies for its restaurants around the globe. The company is t
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ZDNET Last fall, Yum! Brands said it was bringing AI ordering to hundreds of Taco Bell locations. After that rollout was a success, it is expanding that technology to even more restaurants and incorporating AI in even more ways. Also: AI agents aren't just assistants: How they're changing the future of work today In a press release this week, Yum! Brands announced a partnership with NVIDIA to develop AI technologies for its restaurants around the globe. The company is the world's largest rest
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1Password is a hub for many users’ most sensitive data. It’s not just for passwords, but also secure notes, credit card info, codes, and more. And now, all of that data can be surfaced based on your location thanks to a new feature that just launched. Location can now be assigned to 1Password items for access when nearby Danny Grenzowski writes at the 1Password blog: This feature allows you to assign specific locations to items stored in your vaults, which then appear in the 1Password mobile
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Allison Murray/ZDNET ZDNET's key takeaways Windscribe The free and paid versions work with streaming platforms, and you can safely use the service for online activities, including web surfing and torrenting. Windscribe's no-logs policy hasn't been audited, and having the headquarters in Canada isn't good for privacy. Windscribe is much more flexible than other VPNs. It's both free and paid and is the second best free VPN that we recommend. The "Build-a-Plan" scheme allows you to tailor the
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