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Monday June 2, 2025. 10:37 PM
A new movie from Guillermo del Toro is cause for celebration. With Netflix's release of the first trailer for the horror director's Frankenstein, we're ready to party. While the film won't be streaming until November, from what's on offer here, it's a sure bet that we're in ...
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Some sad news out of San Antonio, Texas today: Jonathan Joss, best known for veining John Redcorn on King of the Hill and appearing on Parks and Recreation as Ken Hotate, has been shot dead. According to a spokesperson for the San Antonio Police Department, officers were...
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Windows administrators stung by a faulty Microsoft update in the May Patch Tuesday releases now have fixes for the problem. Over the weekend, Microsoft released out-of-band updates to correct the failure of Windows 11 computers running versions 22H2/23H2 of the operating...
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Are you struggling to make sense of today's overwhelming global challenges? You might find strange comfort in the work of H.P. Lovecraft, whose century-old tales of cosmic horror feel relevant to our modern anxieties. A new interview from Five Books explores why this...
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Matthew Tyson's iarticle on InfoWorld, 'AI didn't kill Stack Overflow,' is a post-mortem on what really happened to the once-thriving software developer Q&A community. While generative AI delivered a blow to Stack Overflow, the platform had been in decline long before AI came...
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A new survey has revealed that more than half of US workers admit to frequently pretending to be busy at their jobs. This behavior is known as “ghostworking.”    What is ghostworking? “Ghostworking… is a performance,” explains Keith Spencer, a career expert with Res...
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Jobseekers may soon find themselves interviewing with AI instead of humans, as more companies turn to artificial intelligence to analyse candidates’ responses and generate follow-up questions in real time. Since the pandemic shifted much of the recruitment process online,...
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For a show that pokes so heavily at the sprawling, tangled mass of IP that is the MCU, The Boys often feels like it's on the verge of becoming the monster it fights — it is produced by Amazon, after all. — Read the rest The post Gen V season 2 promises more gore and MCU-st...
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In cybersecurity, every second counts. But when the same hacking group goes by half a dozen different names depending on which company you ask, defenders are left wasting time instead of stopping attacks. Now, Microsoft and CrowdStrike are teaming up to clean up the mess...
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In cybersecurity, every second counts. But when the same hacking group goes by half a dozen different names depending on which company you ask, defenders are left wasting time instead of stopping attacks. Now, Microsoft and CrowdStrike are teaming up to clean up the mess...
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Stardock has released Fences 6.0, a major new release of its desktop organization tool for Windows users. The app, which allows users to create windowed 'fences' to keep desktop icons under control, adds two major new features in this latest release. The biggest update by...
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From layout choices to advanced algorithms, this video shares the secrets of drive-thru science. There should be no surprise that chain restaurants have invested a significant amount in drive-thru architecture, design, and marketing to maximize the use of space, sell...
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The older I get, the more I become convinced that the best thing for me is to move the hell away from everyone. Someplace quiet, deep in the woods, with naught but some billionaire jerk's Satellite Internet technology and an unkindness of ravens to keep me company. — Read...
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Here's a short fable about a lawyer used quick thinking to save his career. From How to torture your mind; paradoxes, fallacies, dilemmas, figures, and word wonders by Ralph L. Woods (1969): Two business partners placed $20,000 in the hands of a lawyer as custodian, with an ...
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Version 3.22.0 of the Alpine Linux distribution has been released. Notable changes in this release include the removal of the X11 session for KDE Plasma, a switch to systemd-efistub, and experimental support for user services with the OpenRC init system. See the release...
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Kees Cook's 'hardening fixes' pull request for the 6.16 merge window looked like a straightforward exercise; it only contained four commits. So just about everybody was surprised when it resulted in Cook being temporarily blocked from his kernel.org account among fears of...
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Jurupa Valley High's AB Hernandez, a transgender high school athlete, achieved top placements at California's state track championships, receiving widespread support from fellow competitors despite Trump threatening to withhold funding to the state. Non-competitor adults are ...
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Invoking the tooth fairy and Jesus in her non-apology, Senator Ernst sounds like the wicked witch. Iowa Senator Joni Ernst recently told someone unhappy about losing their medical care that no one lives forever. Rather than own the mean-spirited and ugly remark, Ernst...
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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang’s now-famous GTC 2025 reveal where he held up a palm-sized AI supercomputer and likened it to the original DGX-1 “with Pym particles” wasn’t just a show of engineering flair. The DGX Spark, as it’s now officially called, marks a turning...
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My everyday carry hasn't changed much over the years. It includes a small number of items: a medical kit, a knife, a flashlight, keys, a Midori Traveller notebook and whichever laptop or tablet I happen to be using at the time. — Read the rest The post Review: Triple Aught...
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