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Monday June 9, 2025. 05:26 PM
Unfortunately, at least for me, this year's Summer Games Fest fell a bit flat. As GTA clone after Life is Strange knockoff after samey-looking anime game was announced, I found myself spiraling into despair over the state of the industry — until, as usual, I was saved by...
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Desktop Survivors 98 is an auto-shooter roguelite dungeon crawler, except the dungeon is Windows 98. Think Vampire Survivors with weapons like a recycle bin that shoots documents or a solitaire playing card. Even Clippy makes an appearance — transformed into 'Swordy.' —...
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If your day is feeling lackluster, you may just need a simple visit to the Daily Parasite blog. Nothing spices up your day like learning about a new flesh-eating parasite you never knew existed. Worrying about deadly parasites is a great distraction from the real problems in ...
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TL;DR: Make coding easier with a lifetime license to Microsoft Visual Studio Professional 2022 for Windows, now just $27.97 through July 20. Whether you want to be a full-fledged software developer or just handle your own coding, Microsoft Visual Studio Professional 2022 is...
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As game files grow larger and physical cartridges evolve into digital placeholders, the Nintendo Switch 2 is changing how we think about game storage. Nintendo has embraced the SD Express 7.1 standard for expandable memory, and one standout option in this space comes from...
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Nashville's famous Hatch Show Print, America's oldest continuously running print shop, is hosting a special event of giant proportions: a workshop featuring 'Big Tuna,' a huge format relief printing press. Participants can bring their monster size woodcut block (up to 96...
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Security updates have been issued by AlmaLinux (golang, nodejs22, thunderbird, and varnish), Debian (gimp, modsecurity-apache, python-tornado, and roundcube), Fedora (chromium, coreutils, fcgi, ghostscript, krb5, libvpx, mingw-gstreamer1-plugins-bad-free, mingw-libsoup,...
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Bill Atkinson, who died Thursday at 74, was an early engineer at Apple whose exceptional skill and ingenuity lives on in the fine details of graphic design. Given the limited resources of a Motorola 68000 CPU, he devised algorithms that could display rounded rectangles,...
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The finest crew in Starfleet is heading out for a third season and here's the trailer. Strange New Worlds hits screens again on July 17, with new episodes dropping on a weekly basis as Sha Ka Ree intended. In Season 3, when we reconnect with the crew of the U.S.S. —...
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Dutch and Iranian security researchers have created an automated genAI tool that can scan huge open source repositories and patch vulnerable code that could compromise applications. Tested by scanning GitHub for a particular path traversal vulnerability in Node.js projects...
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As enterprises roll out more AI applications, GPUs are in high demand to provide the computing power required to meet the demands of certain AI workloads. But GPUs aren't the only game in town, there's rising interest in AI accelerators as customers seek choice and...
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Relooted is an Afro-futurist heist game where you take back artifacts that mysteriously found their way to European collections in the 19th and 20th centuries. Coming soon to Steam, the Epic Games Store, and Xbox Series X|S, it features 70 real-life items. — Read the rest ...
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Seemingly harmless Chrome extensions aimed at improving browser privacy and analytics could be inadvertently leaking API keys, secrets, and other sensitive machine information.   According to a Symantec research, several widely used Chrome extensions, including DualSafe...
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People who master music need to know how a track will sound everywhere: not just on high-end stereos, but in cars, on tinny laptops and mall toilets. In addition to fancy flat-response monitors, then, every studio contains at least one nasty little mono speaker. — Read the re...
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Many IT leaders struggle to find the right talent for open positions, especially when new technologies appear. Yet often, tech employees already working in the organization have valuable, transferable skills, such as problem-solving, analytical thinking, project management,, ...
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Cybersecurity teams are often overwhelmed by an endless backlog of vulnerabilities, but not all of them are high risk. Traditional exposure management emphasizes identifying and prioritizing risks, but without validation, teams often spend time remediating issues that don't...
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The world is awash in data and all you need to do is ask for it. Of course, you also need to ask in the right way, and in the world of software development, that means using an API. Given the right combination of XML and JSON, there are thousands of APIs ready, willing, and...
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Much has been written about SQL Server Always On Availability Groups, but the topic of SQL Server Failover Cluster Instances (FCI) that span both availability zones and regions is far less discussed. However, for organizations that require SQL Server high availability (HA)...
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In design terms, Windows 11 is pretty chaotic. There are various visual styles within the operating system, as it seems Microsoft was unable to adopt a uniform approach. But there are also areas of the OS that are just a bit messy. The Settings app is a good example of this, ...
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Street smarts vs book smarts Recently, one of our expert contributors opined that the act of writing helps to make an IT leader stronger, arguing that writing is a leadership superpower. According to CIO.com, writing conquers cognitive limits, clarifies complex thoughts, and ...
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