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  1. 001Hacker NewsSEP · 15English

    Tell HN: Updating to iOS 27 automatically enables Siri?

    A user reports that upgrading to iOS 27 automatically enabled Siri despite having it previously disabled, questioning whether this is a bug or intentional behavior.

    By vaishnavsm
  2. 002TechPowerUpSEP · 14English

    Windows 11 September Update Kills Audio Output on Some PCs

    Windows 11's September update is causing audio output failures on some PCs. Microsoft is investigating the issue and encouraging affected users to report problems.

  3. 003Hacker NewsSEP · 14English

    Ask HN: Can't input "double quotes" in Gmail web?

    A user reports being unable to type double quotes in Gmail's web interface on Firefox running on a Framework laptop with Fedora Linux, though the Android app works normally.

    By dgan
  4. 004Hacker NewsSEP · 10English

    Tell HN: Hacker News datetimes are falsely precise

    A Hacker News user observed that timestamps for comments and submissions display false precision, showing times down to the microsecond (e.g., 2026-09-10T14:50:13.000000Z) when the actual resolution is only to the second.

    By perilunar
  5. 005GamesIndustry.bizSEP · 10English

    Steam achievements for unreleased and unannounced games leak on aggregators such as Exophase and SteamDB

    A bug in Valve's Steam achievement system exposed data for unreleased and unannounced games including Fable, Persona 6, and Kingdom Hearts 4 through aggregator sites like Exophase and SteamDB. The issue occurred after weekly maintenance and made private achievement data accessible via API, though Exophase's owner clarified this was a Valve error rather than a data breach.

    By Sophie McEvoy
  6. 006Hacker NewsSEP · 09English

    The great Polish Sea -or- We forgot Poland

    A Windows bug caused Poland to disappear from the time zone map display due to time zone reorganization. When Poland's time zone was consolidated with neighboring countries' zones, the original 'Warsaw Standard Time' label was removed, causing the land mass to render as ocean in the bitmap. The issue affected Windows 2000 and XP but was resolved by relabeling pixels to 'Central European Time' in later versions.

    By Raymond Chen