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Depicting family life at his Berkshire farmhouse, James filmed his 18-month-old happily eating breakfast outside with two of their dogs sat on the bench nearby.

An anonymous reader quotes a report from TechCrunch: Figma has sent a cease-and-desist letter to popular no-code AI startup Lovable, Figma confirmed to TechCrunch. The letter tells Lovable to stop using the term "Dev Mode" for a new product feature. Figma, which also has a feature called Dev Mode, successfully trademarked that term last year, according to the U.S. Patent and Trademark office. What's wild is that "dev mode" is a common term used in many products that cater to software programmers. It's like an edit mode. Software products from giant companies like Apple's iOS, Google's Chrome, Microsoft's Xbox have features formally called "developer mode" that then get nicknamed "dev mode" in reference materials. Even "dev mode" itself is commonly used. For instance Atlassian used it in products that pre-date Figma's copyright by years. And it's a common feature name in countless open source software projects. Figma tells TechCrunch that its trademark refers only to the shortcut "Dev Mode" -- not the full term "developer mode." Still, it's a bit like trademarking the term "bug" to refer to "debugging." Since Figma wants to own the term, it has little choice but send cease-and-desist letters. (The letter, as many on X pointed out, was very polite, too.) If Figma doesn't defend the term, it could be absorbed as a generic term and the trademarked becomes unenforceable.

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During his round, McIlroy had played alongside American DeChambeau, who was two shots behind him heading into the final day, but tailed off to finish four adrift in fifth place.

On Sunday, the Jurassic Park star, 77, posted a video on Instagram, in which he expressed outrage at having to check out his own groceries.

Harrowing new photos show the total devastation left after a prominent Massachusetts family's plane crashed in upstate New York, killing all six on board.

IT admins, get ready to grumble

CA/Browser Forum – a central body of web browser makers, security certificate issuers, and friends – has voted to cut the maximum lifespan of new SSL/TLS certs to just 47 days by March 15, 2029.…

River Island has compared it to a dress worn in a globally popular rom com movie

Washington State University student Jay Sani said he left with severe injuries after he was beat up outside of a college bar for wearing a MAGA hat.

That would put America on the same level as China for espionage

The European Commission is giving staffers visiting the US on official business burner laptops and phones to avoid espionage attempts, according to the Financial Times.…

The unnamed 59-year-old had to be freed from the wreckage of her car by firefighters following the horror crash this morning.

David Beckham launched a new fundraising appeal for UNICEF's work to support vulnerable children on Tuesday - in the lead up to his 50th birthday. 

'They are both sad that the marriage did not work out,' a source tells DailyMail.com. 'Instead of crying over it, however, they are working their hearts out.'

Police were called to a residential area in Southampton following reports of a young girl brandishing a knife in broad daylight.

A family just paid off a year's mortgage - thanks to the 2025 Masters Tournament. 

Uber cofounder Travis Kalanick thinks AI is about to shake up consulting -- and for "traditional" professionals, not in a good way. From a report: The former Uber CEO said consultants who mostly follow instructions or do repetitive tasks are at risk of being replaced by AI. "If you're a traditional consultant and you're just doing the thing, you're executing the thing, you're probably in some big trouble," he said. He joked about what that future of consultancy might look like: "Push a button. Get a consultant." However, Kalanick said the professionals who would come out ahead would be the ones who build tools rather than just use them. "If you are the consultant that puts the things together that replaces the consultant, maybe you got some stuff," he said. "You're going to profitable companies with competitive moats, making that moat bigger," he explained. "Making their profit bigger is probably pretty interesting from a financial point of view."

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Beleaguered chip maker Intel has been looking for ways to capitalize on non-core, not large, but profitable parts of its business to raise funds for its ambitious plans to revitalize Intel Foundry and to also invest heavily in the Intel Products group. …

Why Did Silver Lake Buy A Majority Stake In Intel’s Altera FPGA Business? was written by Timothy Prickett Morgan at The Next Platform.

Union officials said there is 'potential' for walkouts to happen in other areas of the country as they demanded more concessions on pay.

While many women across the globe pay to get tips added onto their nails, one Gen Z woman has claimed that short nails are the real power move.

Birmingham is piled high with rotting garbage and cat-sized rats. It's also a perfect metaphor for this supposed 'government of the people' and for the self-serving Labour politicians.

The infant's mother and father - both originally from Mali - and the man who carried out the illegal procedure, were arrested in Roquetas de Mar, Almeria.