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Your outdated version of Windows Media Player 6 will still work after the Y2K38 bug ends civilization
Embedded systems pose the greatest risk of failure after 2038
Linux market share on desktop computers reaches an all-time high
Is the "Year of the Desktop Linux" finally to become a reality?
Sam Altman's iris-scanning Worldcoin crypto project has been banned in Spain over privacy concerns
Would you hand over your iris scans for free crypto?
First students, now teachers: Educators are using ChatGPT to grade kids' work
Hey, teacher, leave them kids alone
Goodbye to Graphics: How GPUs Came to Dominate Compute and AI
Gone are the days when the sole function for a graphics chip were, graphics. Let's explore how the GPU evolved from a modest pixel pusher into a blazing powerhouse of floating-point computation.
Epic Games CEO blasts Google for "malicious compliance" with EU's Digital Markets Act
Sweeney remains upset with Apple and Google, and not without reason
Russian authorities used facial recognition tech to identify and arrest Navalny funeral attendees
Cameras were installed days before the ceremony
Man arrested for allegedly trying to steal a Waymo autonomous car
Just last month, a Waymo cab was vandalized in San Francisco
Bitcoin surpasses $69K to hit new record, eclipsing 2021 peak and overcoming 2022 crypto winter
The Bitcoin rollercoaster hits a new peak
Automakers must bring back physical controls if they want the top safety rating in Europe
Tesla will likely be affected more than most
That one time when beer ads were inserted directly into Star Wars movies, and George Lucas was pissed
Drink or drink not, there is no try
Testing a prototype pump-less AIO cooling solution
A solid start, but there is room for improvement
Steam hits a new record of over 34 million concurrent users
Counter-Strike 2, DOTA 2, PUBG, Apex Legends, and Helldivers 2 were the biggest contributors to the record
SBF lawyers plead for 5-7 year sentence calling possibility of 100 years "grotesque"
WTF?! Sam Bankman-Fried was living the high life in a private villa in the Bahamas, sipping on piña coladas, and rubbing elbows with celebrities and other billionaires. But his lawyers say poor old Sam was miserable that whole time. The courts should take pity because he has a "condition" that no regular person has heard of that makes him incapable of enjoying anything. No. Really. You can't make this up. Read on.
HP rolls out monthly subscription service for "hassle-free" printing
Pricing starts at $6.99 a month
Data Governance and Provenance: Two words that are critical to the future of generative AI
Using "borrowed" material for training. Fair use or not?
The software developer who wore an Apple Vision Pro at his wedding offers explanation
The bride also gave her point of view
Wendy's says surge pricing reports were "misconstrued" after internet turns Frosty
Backpedaling while playing the blame game is also not good PR
GameScent uses audio cues and AI to bring smells to video games
Next-level scratch-and-sniff
Modder uses old iPods to control games on the Steam Deck, starting with Skyrim
Custom firmware makes almost anything possible on an iPod
Wendy's will spend $20 million on digital menus to introduce customers to "dynamic pricing"
Imagine this: You are standing in line at a fast food restaurant, looking at the menu to decide what to order. You decide on a plain burger for $4. The queue finishes one order, so you move up, then notice your burger now costs $4.20. The line moves again, and now it's $4.40. There are still five more customers ahead of you. What do you do?
Class action suit filed over license plate data, allegedly violating the privacy of millions of California drivers
The defendant says its actions did not violate any California law
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang's message to kids: generative AI means you don't need to learn coding
"Everybody in the world is now a programmer. This is the miracle of artificial intelligence"