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Monday March 3, 2025. 03:40 PM
Daniel Parris: Some TV shows take a while to 'get good.' Modern classics like Breaking Bad, The Wire, Community, and Bojack Horseman are notorious for 'starting slow' and are often recommended with a disclaimer like 'Give it a few episodes; I promise it gets good!' At the...
Flying to the Turks and Caicos tonight? Good luck SpaceX is set to have another go at launching its monster Starship rocket today after the US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) gave the venture the green light.…
China aims to commercialize nuclear fusion technology for use in emissions-free power generation by 2050, according to the country's state-owned atomic company. From a report: China National Nuclear Corp., which runs an experimental device dubbed the 'artificial sun,' could...
At a glanceExpert's Rating Pros Solid price as configured Easy-to-see display Plenty of capable ports Cons Very low color gamut Basic looks and feel Performance and battery life could be better Our Verdict You can get much better laptops than the Acer Aspire 14 AI,...
Some may have second thoughts about going all-in with an American vendor, no matter where their data is stored Microsoft has completed its EU data boundary, however, analysts and some regional cloud players are voicing concerns over dependencies on a US entity, even with the ...
If you're all-in on digital weight training, you'll want to splurge on this fancy slab for sweating.
Officials vow to uncover who was behind it The Polish Space Agency (POLSA) is currently dealing with a 'cybersecurity incident,' it confirmed via its X account on Sunday.…
The best-known budget bidet maker successfully counters high-end electric bidets (with a few minor quirks).
Apple users noticed a change in 2023, 'when streaming platforms like Netflix, HBO Max, Amazon Prime, and the Criterion Channel imposed a quiet embargo on the screenshot,' noted the film blog Screen Slate: At first, there were workarounds: users could continue to screenshot...
ICO looking at what data is used to serve up recommendations The UK's data protection watchdog has launched three investigations into certain social media platforms following concerns about the protection of privacy among teenage users.…
Amazon’s drones met more resistance in College Station, Texas, than in any other city in the US. Now they’re gone—and a sense of peace and privacy has been restored.
Sitting at a desk for hours? Upgrade your WFH setup and work in style with these comfy WIRED-tested seats.
Ah, DirectStorage. Remember how exciting it was when Microsoft announced — just three years ago! — that it was bringing its fast asset-loading tech from Xbox to PC? We thought loading screens would be a thing of the past and that corridor/elevator loading segments in...
There is something mysterious about Windows services: Most users have heard of them, many have even looked at the list of services in Computer Management. But hardly anyone knows what the services are all about or dares to start, stop, or delete individual services. And...
Why churn up roads when there's thousands of miles of disused infrastructure underfoot? Network operators laying fiber infrastructure could cut their costs by taking advantage of 'thousands of miles' of abandoned infrastructure, including gas and water pipes, according to a...
Long before TikTok refugees discovered Red Note, Candise Lin was giving Americans a portal into the wild, hilarious world of Chinese social media.
And that was on top of a £17.5M underwriting bill for insolvent UKCloud The collapse of a relatively small 'local' cloud hosting service caused 'real business continuity issues' in the UK's central government, according to one commercial lead.…
Cut off one head and 100 grow back? Decapitation may not be the way to go Opinion With Apple pulling the plug on at-rest end-to-end encryption (E2EE) for UK users, and Signal threatening to pull out of Sweden if that government demands E2EE backdoors, it's looking bleak.…
'TrapC, a fork of the C language, is being developed as a potential solution for memory safety issues that have hindered the C and C++ languages,' reports InfoWorld. But also being developed is a compiler named trapc 'intended to be implemented as a cybersecurity compiler...
Don’t trust your tired self to do rm -rf right Who, Me? Well, would you look at the calendar? It’s Monday already, and by lunchtime any fond memories of the weekend will have been erased by work worries of the sort The Register celebrates each week in “Who, Me?” –...
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