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Wednesday November 12, 2025. 06:17 PM
Every so often, we get hints about Windows 12, but Microsoft has yet to announce it. Now that the tech giant is only officially supporting one Windows OS, perhaps that will change. But as 2025 draws to a close, and with a new year on the horizon, it’s time to look forward...
More than seven years ago, Bethesda Softworks unveiled the first teaser for The Elder Scrolls 6, its follow-up to one of the most popular games ever made. The orchestral swell, the slow glide over High Rock's landscape, the title drop as the final coup de grâce! — Read the r...
I never knew how surreal a tiger's tongue looked until I saw this photo of one. If you think your cat's tongue feels rough, a tiger's tongue is the industrial-grade version. A tiger could theoretically lick your skin raw with just a few swipes. — Read the rest The post This...
TL;DR: Keep a loved one in the loop with this Sungale HD Cloud Digital Frame, now on sale for just $99.97 (reg. $169.99). Give a loved one the gift of presence from afar with the Sungale HD Cloud Digital Frame. — Read the rest The post Give the gift of shared memories with...
This incredible footage shows a pack of wolves walking in a line through deep snow. The footage was captured from above by a drone. The wolves resemble a snake making its way under the snow, peeking out at each gap. I was surprised at the long stretches of underground...
Longtime LWN readers will have encountered the concept of 'stable pages' before; it was first covered here nearly 15 years ago. For the most part, the problem that stable pages were meant to solve — preventing errors when user space modifies a buffer that is under I/O — h...
Across the nation, signs both handwritten and laser-printed warn shoppers about the penny shortage and to use a card if they want exact change. Should anyone have any cents left, they might want to hold on for dear life: today will see the final penny minted in the U.S. —...
Today I learned about the wonder of thrombolites from Atlas Obscura. Thrombolites are ancient, living fossils. These fascinating rock-like structures are built by microscopic organisms, mainly cyanobacteria (also known as blue-green algae). These microbes trap sediment...
A new report reveals that 92 percent of organizations that experienced a security incident in the past year believe stronger cyber hygiene could have prevented it, underscoring how persistent execution gaps continue to leave organizations exposed to preventable risk. The...
Other World Computing has added two new products to its Thunderbolt 5 lineup with the launch of the OWC Mercury Helios 5S and OWC StudioStack. Both devices are designed to provide professionals with faster data transfer, expanded connectivity, and flexible upgrade options...
Over the past year, I've made an occasional habit of celebrating the anniversaries of particularly influential games in a sort of part-retrospective, part-review format. Today — and most other days, for that matter — I can think of no more influential game than The Elder ...
America's summary executions of suspected drug-runners at sea has brought an end to some intelligence-sharing with a longtime ally. The U.K., which maintains its own military presence in the Caribbean, has 'paused' access to data that might be used in the killings. — Read...
Western European organizations are ramping up investments in local and regional cloud providers because growing geopolitical tensions are raising concerns that access to global cloud services could be disrupted for political reasons. A survey of 214 CIOs and IT leaders...
A new survey from Bitdefender, of more than 7,000 consumers worldwide, finds that 14 percent of respondents (one in seven) report falling victim to scams in the past year, with an additional four percent unsure. Based on an average scam loss of $545, that equates to over...
Scientists have discovered a new species, and I have learned the word for fossilized vomit — regurgitalite. In a paper published in Scientific Reports, researchers reveal a new species of pterosaur. The remains of the flying reptile were found in a regurgitalite discovered ...
Growing up on the coasts of England, I was untroubled by the seagulls. It's as if we had some kind of cosmic bargain: they did't steal my chips, and I didn't yell at them. This is not the usual human experience of Larus argentatus, of course, and any tourist visiting Bognor...
Security updates have been issued by AlmaLinux (kernel, kernel-rt, and libtiff), Debian (kernel, libarchive, rust-sudo-rs, and squid), Fedora (chromium, dotnet8.0, forgejo, ruby, and webkitgtk), Oracle (bind, bind9.18, kernel, kernel-uek*, libtiff, and runc), Red Hat...
Although 74 percent of IT leaders expect budgets to rise in 2026 more than half say they still lack the internal resources to fix issues quickly or drive innovation. A new report from DataStrike also finds 60 percent of organizations now rely on MSPs to manage data infrastruc...
Here's a headline that's sure to shock: The guy who made Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul knows how to make a good TV show. After months of head-scratching teasers and intense speculation, Vince Gilligan's Pluribus has finally arrived on streaming, almost like a mysterious...
Texas just handed out an early Christmas gift to disease-loving parents everywhere: a whooping cough outbreak so spectacular it quadrupled last year's numbers. Over 3,500 cases and counting in the Lone Star State, marking an 11-year high even though two more highly...
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