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    EAC v2 and Fortnite coming to Linux

    That's just way beyond acceptable.
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    Apple Unveils New iMac with M6, Delivering a Major Boost in Performance

    The new OLED/Touch doesn't come with the M6 base CPU.
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    Anyone use a VM OS (virtualization) much for gaming?

    I used some windows games on a mac using the parallels VM. Meh.
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    PHP exploit leaks before fix, emergency updates out

    Explanation of the bug, with entertainment: https://calif.io/php2shell/
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    LG TVs caught spying even when offline or on standby

    Nifty. For those who don't like to follow blind links: this is an on-Android solution that installs a new homescreen. No root required.
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    FADU puts the filesystem inside the SSD's flash to bypass host CPUs — File-Semantic PCIe 6.0 SSD delivers 460,000 ops/s to GPUs and DPUs, samples due

    Hmmm, do I want that?
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    eBay to Cut 9% of Workforce

    40% shares gain and 9% workforce cut? Doesn't compute.
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    PHP exploit leaks before fix, emergency updates out

    Thanks so much. And the bad thing is that php applications can usually overwrite their own code on disk, because that is how updates work from within that php app. Great.
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    PHP exploit leaks before fix, emergency updates out

    What's the bug(s), exactly?
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    NVIDIA's GPUs Have a Ghost That Takes Over Your Whole Computer

    Posting a video with no comment should be a banable offense.
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    AMD Ryzen AI Halo Review - Local-AI Powerhouse with 128 GB of Memory

    I really wish that somebody published LLM speed number of this against a few Macs.
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    What LLM/Model you using?

    What's your hardware and what do you want to do with the LLM?
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    EAC v2 and Fortnite coming to Linux

    Easier than in Windows, yes.
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    EAC v2 and Fortnite coming to Linux

    Apart from issues with GPL-only exported symbols the other problem is that you could easily reverse-engineer them on Linux.
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    Microsoft anti-malware for Linux

    https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/blog/microsoftdefenderatpblog/secure-linux-desktops-with-microsoft-defender/4560822 What say you? Useful product? Or unneccessary additional attack surface?
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