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Rodrigo Ghedin

Technology blog in Portuguese and English maintained by Rodrigo Ghedin.

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The excellent KeePassXC, an offline, open‑source password manager, is at the center of a controversy over the use of AI‑generated code after the project’s collaboration policy and README added this paragraph: Generative AI is fast becoming a first-party feature in most development environments, including GitHub...
Reuters shed light on Meta’s lucrative business built on selling fraudulent ads on its platforms — Facebook and Instagram. Internal company documents obtained by the news agency show that 10.1% of Meta’s 2024 revenue, or US$ 16 billion, came from fraudulent/scam ads. A December 2024 document shows Meta running an...
A few months ago, youtubers reported unsolicited interventions by Google to “improve” their videos with generative AI. It appeared to be a test; now it’s official. Channel owners can disable this feature in Studio: go to Settings, Channel, Advanced settings and uncheck the two options under Video quality...
Jason Lefkowitz@jalefkowit@vmst.io
In the same vein as the “phones that will stop running WhatsApp” beat, Brazilian news sites seem to have found a new evergreen click source for tech desks imported from Forbes’: millions of leaked Gmail passwords. There is, in fact, a database of that type circulating online, created by an undergraduate student in...
Many people were surprised to learn on the 20th that Signal uses Amazon/AWS infrastructure. Signal’s president, Meredith Whittaker, had to explain why: Instant messaging demands near-zero latency. Voice and video in particular require complex global signaling & regional relays to manage jitter and packet loss. These...
I find it fascinating that so many people fall for the fallacy that artificial intelligence is reliable enough to guide decision‑making. And sometimes I find it funny, too. Brazilian startup Jumpad is intriguing from the pitch itself: a “self‑hosted platform, deployed on the company’s cloud” that lets you enable...
On macOS 26 Tahoe, run this command to disable Liquid Glass: defaults write -g com.apple.SwiftUI.DisableSolarium -bool YES Kinda shocked this is possible. Is Liquid Glass just a skin layered on top of macOS’s now‑classic UI? That would explain a lot… (Tip from Capi Etheriel, via r/MacOS.)
Framework, which makes and sells modular, repairable computers, is facing a small uprising on its official forum after announcing sponsorships of the Hyprland and Omarchy projects — a Linux window manager and a pseudo‑distro based on Arch, respectively. Both projects are led by extremist figures, critics say: Vaxry...
iOS 26 brought a new score to the Health app: sleep quality. (It’s not exclusive to the Apple Watch; any band or watch compatible with iOS can contribute to that number.) I’m skeptical of scores like this. It’s reductive and can be misleading to assign a single score to something as complex as sleep. And, in a […]

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