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• FreeBSD 15 installer to offer minimal KDE desktop [239d]
• Meta joins Google in ragequitting EU political ads over onerous regulations [239d]
• Freelance dev shop Toptal caught serving malware after GitHub account break-in [239d]
• Debian isn't waiting for 2038 to blow up, switches to 64-bit time for everything [239d]
• Microsoft admits it 'cannot guarantee' data sovereignty [239d]
• Caught a vibe that this coding trend might cause problems [239d]
• ServiceNow eyes $100M in AI-powered headcount savings [239d]
• Intel abandons chip plants in Germany and Poland, confirms more layoffs [239d]
• Advisor to Brit tech contractors Qdos confirms client data leak [239d]
• Microsoft walks us through Copilot Search with a domain it doesn't even own [239d]
• Problem PC had graybeards stumped until trainee rummaged through trash [239d]
• DNS security is important but DNSSEC may be a failed experiment [239d]
• You DO see Windows 11 as an AI PC opportunity, say Dell and Intel [239d]
• Microsoft CEO feels weighed down by job cuts [239d]
• A billion dollars' worth of Nvidia chips fell off a truck and found their way to China, report says [239d]
• Laptop farmer behind $17M North Korean IT worker scam locked up for 8.5 years [239d]
• Trump promises he won't put his boot on Musk's neck [239d]
• Euro healthcare giant AMEOS Group shuts down IT systems after mystery attack [239d]
• Weapons jam: Pentagon sucks at removing foreign objects from its gear, auditors say [239d]
• White House bans 'woke' AI, but LLMs don't know the truth [239d]
• Print Screen is for noobs: Capture images in Windows like a pro [239d]
• Wayback 0.1 debuts as early Wayland server for X11 diehards [239d]
• No login? No problem: Cisco ISE flaw gave root access before fix arrived, say researchers [239d]
• So much for watermarks: UnMarker tool nukes AI provenance tags [239d]
• T-Mobile's satellite service lifts off, and it's open season on rivals [239d]