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Component costs, surveillance contracts and infrastructure deadlines led the day. Several items touch the cost and public acceptance of AI-era infrastructure.

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    Raspberry Pi raised the price of the 16GB Raspberry Pi 5 to $385, citing RAM shortages and rising component costs.

    NotablePhoronix ↗
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    Plymouth, Minnesota disconnected Flock Safety cameras itself after the company ignored its request to cancel the contract. A police chief physically unplugged the cameras, amid privacy concerns.

    NotableThe Verge ↗2 min read
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    Openreach will switch off UK landline phone service in about 100 days, with no extensions granted.

    NotableHacker News (front page) ↗4 min read
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    A Postgres committer's essay argues that the Postgres 19 release delay is attributable to AI-generated contributions. It echoes the review-load problem seen in the Linux 7.4 merge window.

    Lobsters ↗4 min read
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    California Proposition 45 would shorten environmental review and limit court challenges. Critics say this could benefit data center developers.

    NotableThe Verge ↗5 min read
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    OpenAI is reportedly considering rebranding its data centers as AI compute campuses to improve public perception.

    TechCrunch ↗2 min read
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    Code strings in Apple HomeView 27.2 suggest a future security camera mode with HomeKit Secure Video support.

    NotableThe Verge ↗2 min read
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    The Register's roundup reports Google citing European customs changes for lower Asian advertiser spending.

    NotableThe Register ↗5 min read
More in Tech industry · 6 articles›
  • A police chief physically unplugged Flock Safety cameras after the company ignored a contract cancellation, amid privacy concerns.

    Hacker News (front page)privacysurveillanceflock
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    Article URL: https://www.tomshardware.com/tech-industry/big-tech/police-chief-physically-unplugs-flock-cameras-after-the-company-ignores-contract-cancellation-city-takes-matters-into-its-own-hands-amid-privacy-controversies Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=50326118 Points: 237 # Comments: 68

  • The Institute for Driverless Transport is questioning the jobs impact of autonomous vehicles and the risk if the supplier withdraws.

    The Registerautonomous-vehiclespolicy
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    Institute for Driverless Transport wants answers on jobs impact and what happens if the supplier bails

  • Fortune reports U.S. workers received their smallest share of capital income since at least 1947, based on economic data.

    Hacker News (front page)economicslabor
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    Article URL: https://fortune.com/article/why-did-us-workers-just-take-home-smallest-share-of-capital-since-1947-lowest-ever-recorded/ Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=50330939 Points: 131 # Comments: 29

  • A Hacker News user asks for TV recommendations that minimize data collection for use with an external Apple TV.

    Hacker News (front page)privacyconsumer-devices
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    I haven’t owned a TV in years and would like one that respects my privacy. Are there any TV’s which do this well? I am looking for something in the 60”to 80”range and would like a 4k display with at least 60hz display. I don’t mind paying a premium. I have heard good things about Apple TV as a better alternative to most smart TV native apps. Would some TV’s pair better with this than others for privacy? I don’t want the TV doing anything other than being the display for Apple TV. I am curious what success others have had. Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=50328896 Points: 89 # Comments: 162

  • Nurses warn that gig-style 'Uber for nursing' staffing apps are lobbying to deregulate healthcare staffing.

    Hacker News (front page)gig-economyhealthcareregulation
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    Article URL: https://nurse.org/news/uber-for-nursing-gig-apps-report/ Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=50328487 Points: 121 # Comments: 117

  • Seoul Viosys has started production of a white light emitter that uses no rare-earth materials.

    Hacker News (front page)semiconductorsledsmanufacturing
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    Article URL: https://www.semiconductor-today.com/news_items/2026/oct/seoul-291026.shtml Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=50327058 Points: 68 # Comments: 6

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