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Monday October 7, 2024. 05:20 PM
doc1623 writes: Advocacy groups behind a so-called suicide capsule said Sunday they have suspended the process of taking applications to use it -- which numbered over 370 last month -- as a criminal investigation into its first use in Switzerland is completed. The president...
Elgato’s Stream Deck (not to be confused with Valve’s Steam Deck) is popular among game streaming pros, podcasters, and anyone who just wants a bank of neat little customizable LED buttons that activate various stuff on their “battlestation.” The Stream Deck Pedal is ...
Optical communications not just for night owls NASA's Deep Space Optical Communication (DSOC) technology demonstration has notched up another performance milestone as it approaches a year in space.…
If you want a versatile productivity laptop, HP’s Envy 2-in-1 is on sale at Best Buy with an impressive $400 discount. Down from $1,050 to just $650, this is a bargain price for what’s essentially the ideal laptop for getting stuff done day in and day out. Featuring a...
Amazon will likely eliminate around 14,000 corporate jobs by early next year as part of ongoing efforts to reduce costs, according to a note Morgan Stanley sent to clients that Slashdot has reviewed. Brian Nowak of Morgan Stanley estimated Amazon could cut approximately...
A “Hackintosh” is a standard PC that’s modified to run Apple’s proprietary macOS (or OS X) operating system. It was a popular pastime back when Apple was using Intel chips in its laptops and desktops, though it’s fallen off now that Apple is on self-built Arm...
Did you know that Windows stores data based on your usage behavior? This data ends up in MRU lists, which stands for Most Recently Used. These are recently opened documents, launched programs, and frequently used folders. We’ll show you how to remove this data. It’s...
According to some Microsoft Word users, the Office software is apparently deleting files after saving — not the kind of behavior you want when doing important work, and not the kind of bug you’d expect from a company as established as Microsoft. Microsoft has officially...
Just don’t call it an alternative to RISE with SAP SAP has developed an alternative way of shifting customers' legacy systems running on Microsoft's SQL Server database to the cloud, a method that is outside of its preferred RISE with SAP program.…
Google's grip on the nearly $300 billion search advertising business is loosening. From a report: For years, the tech giant has seemed invincible in this corner of the ad market, which is the foundation of its business. Now, rivals are beginning to eat into its lead, and new ...
This robot mower let me lollygag all summer and I don’t want to say goodbye.
Support expiry clock ticks for Windows 10 - PC makers won't be happy with latest stats Windows 11 migration projects, long hoped for by Microsoft and PC chums, are picking up. But a report from asset management biz Lansweeper indicates the rush is on with 'millions' of...
The first paraxanthine-infused coffee succeeds at providing alertness without caffeine’s side effects.
At a glanceExpert's Rating Pros Feels more premium than its price Plenty of ports Good keyboard Cons Dim display Mushy speakers Middling battery life Our Verdict The Dell Inspiron 14 2-in-1 offers reliable performance as well as speakers that scream loud, but the...
Ailing IT services giant still in hot pursuit of agreement on Big Data & Security unit Struggling IT services giant Atos says it is continuing discussions with the French state after failing to reach an agreement for the government to buy key assets from its Big Data &...
Vivaldi and others line up behind Opera to request a rethink The European Commission's decision not to designate Microsoft Edge as a core platform service has rival browser makers and engineers up in arms.…
The captains of industry that were going to pilot us through new virtual worlds are still around. They're just going by a new name.
Also, rooting for Russian cybercriminals, a new DDoS record, sneaky Linux server malware and more Infosec In Brief The critical vulnerability in the Common Unix Printing System (CUPS) reported last week might have required some very particular circumstances to exploit, but...
An anonymous Slashdot reader shared the EFF's 'Deeplink' blog post: EFF, along with the ACLU and the ACLU of Mississippi, filed an amicus brief on Thursday asking a federal appellate court to continue to block Mississippi's HB 1126 — a bill that imposes age verification...
OpenAI’s spree of licensing agreements is paying off already—at least in terms of getting publishers to lower their guard.
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