An incredibly popular JavaScript library might have some worrying malware issues

A widely-adopted JavaScript library has been found carrying a critical vulnerability which could allow threat actors to ...

Meta to Retire Its Iconic ‘Like’ and ‘Comment’ Plugins from Websites by February 2026

Meta will retire Facebook’s Like and Comment plugins on Feb. 10, 2026, citing a platform refresh as usage declines — ending a ...

5 Hidden Kindle Features You Probably Didn't Know About

Kindle has more depth than most users realize. Learn about the overlooked settings and tools that make reading more ...
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Agentic coding with Google Jules

Jules performs better than Gemini CLI despite using the same model, and more like Claude Code and OpenAI Codex.

Sara Cox completes Day 2 of her Great Northern Marathon Challenge

Can BBC Radio 2's Sara Cox get Pudsey Bear to Pudsey in Yorkshire - on foot - by Friday, while raising money for Children in Need?

O’Connell, Vikings have found QB training on the fly with McCarthy to be as tricky as it sounds

This season for Minnesota was bound to test Kevin O’Connell. The 2024 NFL Coach of the Year has tried to strike a balance ...

The Facebook Like buttons on websites that aren’t Facebook are going away.

So are external comment buttons, according to Meta. They’ll be discontinued on  February 10th, 2026, and starting on that date, they’ll render instead as a 0 x 0 pixel to prevent causing errors. [Link ...

Facebook removing the Like button? Here’s everything you need to know

Importantly, the Like button inside Facebook is not going away. Users will still be able to react to posts, photos, reels and ...