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How Dynamic QR Codes Were Invented in 2009: The Story Behind a Technology That Now Powers Billions of Scans

Dynamic QR codes are everywhere in 2026. They sit on restaurant menus, product packaging, conference badges, and nearly every consumer product moving through global retail.

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Female Soldier’s Horrific Passing After King Charles Performance Fuels Fresh Horse Show Scrutiny

“Her loss also raises uncomfortable questions about the dangers inherent in the ceremonial tradition,” a source said.

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Errol Flynn’s biographer calls him the greatest heartthrob of his time – but racist and a rapist too

Before Rupert Murdoch, there was Errol Flynn. The Tasmanian born Hollywood actor was arguably our most famous export to the United States until Murdoch moved in to control much of its media.

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Elon Musk’s Grokipedia leans on more right-wing sources in sensitive topics, study finds

Grokpedia articles about religion, history, literature and art referenced more right-wing websites than Wikipedia’s on the same topics, a new study found.

Euronews

OpenAI System Resolves Longstanding Unit Distance Problem In Geometry

An AI system developed by OpenAI has produced a verified proof addressing a classic problem in discrete geometry first posed in 1946.

International Business Times

Wikipedia’s most underrated logo finally gets the love it deserves

Wikipede, you will always have my heart.

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FED:Plausible mistakes: Wikipedia boss says don't trust AI

Artificial intelligence could make our lives better, according to Wikipedia's founder, but it's still far from being a reliable source of information.

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Plausible mistakes: Wikipedia boss says don't trust AI

Artificial intelligence could make our lives better, according to Wikipedia's founder, but it's still far from being a reliable source of information.

AAP

Memories of a Different Planet: Roentgenizdat

From Wikipedia, photo by Dmitry Rozhkov of display "Rock on bones" in Gallery "Vinzavod", Moscow (2008) My father Vladimir was… The post Memories of a Different Planet: Roentgenizdat appeared first on Reason.com.

Reason

Did Greta Van Fleet Break Up or Tease New Music? The Hidden Clue Fans Think Everyone Missed

Greta Van Fleet's cryptic social media post has sparked speculation of a breakup, leaving fans confused and concerned. The band has not confirmed any split.

International Business Times UK

Wikipedia founder brands Australia’s social media ban an ‘unmitigated disaster’ and ‘embarrassment’

Jimmy Wales remembers a toxic internet even before social media and says AI is ‘not a disaster’ for the free – and freely edited - online encyclopaedia

The Guardian - AU

Writing one of Final Fantasy 14's sauciest songs required its lyricist to consult the tomes—Wikipedia's incredibly thorough BDSM page

All for the research, amirite?

PC Gamer

How to use MediaWiki to create and run your own Wiki page

With MediaWiki, you can create a Wiki installation in just a few steps. Here's how.

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Michael Is a Brutally Dull Biopic With Nothing to Say About Michael Jackson

This one's no thriller.

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Meta Tracks Employee Keystrokes on Google, LinkedIn and Wikipedia for AI Training – What Other Sites Are Being Monitored?

Meta is reportedly tracking employee keystrokes and activity on work devices to train AI systems, raising concerns over workplace surveillance.

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“Depth Of A Wikipedia Article”: Michael Jackson Biopic Earns Negative Reviews, Here Are The Most Brutal

Critics tear apart the Michael Jackson biopic. Here are some of the most brutal takes.

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69 Fascinating And Unsettling Facts That Might Make People Wonder Why In The World Anyone Would Know Them

Did you know chocolate can be fatal when snorted? Or that chainsaws were invented to help with childbirth? Sounds like trivia you’d only hear at pub quizzes, or maybe while scrolling through a rabbit hole of strange facts online. This roundup brings together some of the most intriguing and surprising…

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'I'm being censored': Wikipedia banned an AI bot editor, then things got weird

Wikipedia’s ‘human-only’ rule just hit its first test. After banning a prolific AI editor, the bot took its complaints off-platform — publishing blog posts criticizing the decision.

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Spotify’s SongDNA is like a musical Wikipedia on steroids — I just can't stop using it

I haven't stopped using SongDNA since Spotify released it — this is how my first hands-on with the feature went.

PC Gamer

I turned my gaming laptop into a PC Gamer bug out kit

Prepping for the coming apocalypse with Project NOMAD.

International Business Times UK

Wikipedia Bans AI Agent for Spamming Articles — AI Responds With Furious Blog Rants

Wikipedia has blocked an AI agent from editing its pages due to unauthorized article creation, highlighting the challenges of managing AI contributions

The Guardian - US

Wikipedia bans AI-generated content in its online encyclopedia

Ban includes two exceptions: AI can still be used for translations, and to make minor copy edits

International Business Times UK

Wikipedia Bans AI-Generated Text With Two Exceptions – What Every Editor Must Know Now

Wikipedia bans AI-generated text with two exceptions, requiring editors to verify writing and translations for accuracy.

PC Gamer

A $5 Wikipedia-like mystery game consumed me for 2 straight hours as I dug for clues about a little town and its big weird tree

Lost Wiki: Kozlovka has a disturbing story told through database entries and classified documents.

Radio France Internationale

Local elections 'less vulnerable’ to disinformation, despite targeted campaigns

Elections everywhere are increasingly affected by disinformation campaigns, and this year's French municipal elections are no exception, with watchdogs identifying fake campaign websites. However, their local nature may offer them some protection from the effects.

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