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Monday September 22, 2025. 04:56 PM
Granted, the Grand Theft Auto series hasn't exactly been concerned with continuity between games. The most you'll get are a few references from one to another, or in extreme cases, cameos from recurring characters or even returning protagonists (one of whom is memorably...
Computers were once relatively static devices; if a peripheral was present at boot, it was unlikely to disappear while the system was operating. Those days are far behind us, though; devices can come and go at any time, often with no notice. That impermanence can create...
Security updates have been issued by Debian (ffmpeg, jetty12, jetty9, jq, and pam), Fedora (curl, libssh, podman-tui, and prometheus-podman-exporter), Oracle (firefox, gnutls, kernel, and thunderbird), and SUSE (bluez, cairo, chromium, cmake, cups, firefox, frr,...
Enterprises face a growing volume and complexity of cyber threats which means security teams struggle with alert fatigue and managing a spread of tools. Sumo Logic is launching a new agent-powered security operations tool to help automate routine tasks, streamline...
The maturation of pen-enabled e-ink notebooks—Paper Pro, Boox, and of course Amazon's Kindle Scribe—means we now get luxury stationery brands calling up the factory to get in on the action. Check out Montblanc's Digital Paper, which will set you back about a grand with...
Last week, conservative activist Jacqueline Garretson claimed that a Starbucks worker wrote 'Loser☺' on an order requested to honor murdered right-wing influencer Charlie Kirk. The claim went viral and forced the venue to close temporarily. Starbucks says that in-store...
Home conversions of Sega's spectacular arcade racer OutRun were famously rough; even its own Megadrive port was years late and lacking. To see such a perfect conversion to the low-res Game Boy Color, then, is really something. Rocketship Park got everything right that could...
AI has made it easy for job applicants to tailor résumés to a job description — and good for them. But now employers are drowning in lookalike résumés with little real insight, research shows. While most companies still require a resume, many others, especially in...
Advanced debug logging is the cornerstone of high-performance applications. Whether working in cloud-native, microservice or monolithic architecture, strong debug logging practices enable developers to resolve problems, maintain system health and support scalable operations. ...
The proliferation of different cybersecurity tools has created an operational crisis for organizations, with companies struggling to manage an increasing array of defensive technologies. Organizations today are forced to juggle multiple tools, each with unique UI, costs, and ...
If you needed another reminder that our software supply chains are only as strong as their smallest link, the JavaScript ecosystem delivered it. In early September, attackers phished the NPM account of “Qix,” a prolific maintainer, then pushed tainted releases of 18...
AI is turning the idea of a database on its head. Traditional databases, like relational and NoSQL databases, were designed for structured data and analytical queries—you have tidy tables, a schema, and clearly defined fields. Queries must match keywords and filters...
Details have emerged about a now-patched flaw in Microsoft Entra ID which could have been exploited to gain access to any tenant of any company in the world. Tracked as CVE-2025-55241, the Azure Entra Elevation of Privilege Vulnerability has a CVSS 3.1 severity rating of...
The big subject of interest this week remains AI. How to build a career as an AI developer, how AI can support your personal productivity, and how to build agentic AI platforms. Truly, we spoil you. Getting certified in one or more leading AI development platforms won’t ...
Linus has released 6.17-rc7 for testing. 'Let's keep the testing going, and we'll have the final 6.17 in a week'.
Sunday September 21, 2025. 11:00 PM
TL;DR: In need of a new laptop? Score a MacBook Air for just $189.97 (reg. $999) while supplies last. Laptops are meant to be lightweight computers, but with all the bells and whistles these days, they can be pretty clunky. That's where the MacBook Air shines, offering a...
A very exciting set of kernel patches have just been proposed for the Linux kernel, adding multikernel support to Linux. This patch series introduces multikernel architecture support, enabling multiple independent kernel instances to coexist and communicate on a single...
Of all the things you probably don’t need, but which you'll likely want, a mirror that places you inside the retro stylings of Microsoft Paint has to be right up there. As spotted by Yanko Design, designer RaffySculptures is selling a handcrafted “Paint Mirror” on...
TL;DR: Enjoy free content forever with this lifetime subscription to BitMar Streaming Content Finder, now just $14.99 (reg. $150) with code BITMAR5 through October 5. Tired of spending a small fortune on a dozen different streaming services, only to find nothing to watch? —...
The 1980s saw a flurry of graphical user interfaces pop up, almost all of them in some way made by people who got to see the work done by Xerox. Today’s topic is no exception – GEM was developed by Lee Jay Lorenzen, who worked at Xerox and wished to create a cheaper, less...
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