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• Lawyer mom barred from Rockettes show by facial recognition tech [957d]
• US sanctions drain Huawei of homegrown advanced chips [957d]
• OpenAI gets to the Point•E with open source text-to-3D model [957d]
• Video game players sue to frag Microsoft-Activision merger [957d]
• Microsoft fixes Hyper-V VM problem caused by Patch Tuesday [957d]
• Ukraine secures 10k more Starlink receivers with EU help [957d]
• MariaDB uses SPAC to begin NYSE trading in a tough market for public offerings [957d]
• UK's Guardian newspaper breaks news of ransomware attack on itself [958d]
• NASA infosec again falls short of required US government standard [958d]
• Workday appoints VMware veteran as co-CEO [958d]
• What's in Santa's sack? New Linux Mint, EndeavourOS and postmarketOS updates [958d]
• Malicious PyPI package found posing as a SentinelOne SDK [958d]
• Pine64 takes another shot at an open tablet after chip shortages killed first PineTab [958d]
• QTS refits Dutch datacenter to warm thousands of homes with waste heat [958d]
• Don’t expect a Raspberry Pi 5 in 2023, says Raspboss Eben Upton [958d]
• Study finds AI assistants help developers produce code that's more likely to be buggy [958d]
• EU probes Broadcom/VMware deal over impact on hardware, not price hikes or cloudy concerns [958d]
• Oops. Cisco installed wrong firmware on some boxes and they report fake ‘severe faults’ [958d]
• Elon Musk to step down as Twitter CEO: Help us pick his replacement [958d]
• Parental control apps prove easy to beat by kids and crims [958d]
• TSMC’s CEO is not pleased with the growing US-China rift [958d]
• Why would a keyboard pack a GPU and run Unreal Engine? To show animations beneath the clear keys, natch [958d]
• Cisco’s Talos security bods predict new wave of Excel Hell [958d]