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An 11-foot python bit and strangled a man to death early Sunday morning in Brgy. Bolilao, Mandurriao, Iloilo City. According to reports, the man—identified as Julius Perez of Hibao-an Sur—must not ...

The British satirical film about an aristocratic family eager to save their ancestral home succeeds on comedic timing and meticulous design detail. “Committed to the bit” may be the perfect way to ...

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George Mason University researchers have uncovered a next-generation inference-time backdoor attack named OneFlip, which forms implant stealth triggers by flipping a single bit on neural networks.