Skip to Content

THURSDAY, 19 MARCH 2026, 01:26

Top Stories

Tudor gets first Tottenham win but Spurs lose tie against Atletico Madrid

Today at 00:32 AM, via BBC News

Tottenham beat Atletico Madrid 3-2 in the second leg of their last 16 tie in the Champions League, securing a first win for manager Igor Tudor but it’s not enough to win the tie, as Atletico win 7-5 on aggregate to progress to the quarter finals.

Science/Tech

Cloudflare Appeals Piracy Shield Fine, Hopes To Kill Italy’s Site-Blocking Law

Today at 01:00 AM, via Slashdot

Cloudflare is appealing a 14.2 million-euro fine from Italy for refusing to comply with its “Piracy Shield” law, which requires blocking access to websites on its 1.1.1.1 DNS service within 30 minutes. The company argues the system lacks oversight, risks widespread overblocking, and could undermine core Internet infrastructure. Ars Technica’s Jon Brodkin reports: Piracy Shield is “a misguided...

Science/Tech

Google Is Trying To Make ‘Vibe Design’ Happen

Today at 00:00 AM, via Slashdot

With today’s latest Stitch updates, Google is trying to make “vibe design” happen, reports The Verge’s Jay Peters. The AI-native design platform encourages users to describe goals, feelings, or inspiration in “natural language,” rather than starting with traditional blueprints. In a blog post, Google Labs Product Manager Rustin Banks says that Stitch can turn those inputs into interactive...

Science/Tech

New Windows 11 Bug Breaks Samsung PCs, Blocking Access To C: Drive

Yesterday at 23:00 PM, via Slashdot

Longtime Slashdot reader UnknowingFool writes: Users of Samsung PCs are reporting the inability to access the C: drive after the Windows 11 February update. The bug seems to be in connection with the Samsung Galaxy Connect app, which allows Samsung phones and tablets to connect to Windows machines. [A previous stable version of the app has been re-released to prevent this problem from...

Science/Tech

UK Plans To Require Labels On AI-Generated Content

Yesterday at 22:00 PM, via Slashdot

An anonymous reader quotes a report from Reuters: Britain plans to consider requiring labels on AI-generated content to protect consumers from disinformation and deepfakes, the government said on Wednesday, as it outlined other areas of focus to tackle the evolving global challenge. Technology minister Liz Kendall stressed the need to strike the right balance between protecting the creative...