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      <description>LinkedIn is fingerprinting 6,278 browser extensions on every request. Belgium reverses course on its nuclear shutdown, citing AI datacenter load. honker.dev stuffs durable queues, streams, pub-sub and cron into a single SQLite file. Google ships Antigravity 2.0 (Agent writes an OS from scratch, runs Doom) plus a Managed Agent API; Dell puts GB10 / GB300 on the desktop; Linux Foundation books Tokyo for AGNTCon + MCPCon. The throughline is unmistakable - Agents are now eating infrastructure, not just IDEs.</description>
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