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Turns out the ‘death’ of the Control Panel in Windows 11 has been greatly exaggerated, as Microsoft issues a clarification

Want to see the back of the Control Panel? You wouldn’t be alone, but this ancient bit of the Windows interface isn’t going anywhere for now.

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Microsoft breaks dual-boot Windows and Linux PCs with security update sent to wrong systems

Some dual-boot devices running Windows and Linux are unable to boot due to an update sent by Microsoft to the wrong systems by accident. Affected computers show an error message stating, "something has gone seriously wrong."

Windows Central

NASA may send Starliner home without its crew — leaving astronauts stuck in space until 2025

The Crew-9 handover has been delayed amid rumors that NASA could be planning to return the troubled Starliner spacecraft without its astronauts.

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Unsurprisingly, workers who are able to work from home are happier at their jobs

Report suggests (again) remote working is good for the soul, but the results could be more accurate in a study that better balances participants.

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Google Chrome users, be warned: a long-planned change to browser extensions is coming to fruition that could nuke your ad blocker

Google's new extension platform aims to enhance security and performance, but raises questions over the future of ad blockers in Chrome.

TechRadar

Hard to believe but Secure Boot BIOS security has been compromised on hundreds of PC models from big brands because firmware engineers used four-letter passwords

Critical encrypted file with mere four-character password to blame.

PC Gamer

This AI-powered robot has worked out how to solve a Rubik's Cube in just 0.305 seconds

Footage shows the record-breaking TOKUFASTbot solving a Rubik's Cube so fast that it appears to happen in a single move. But in reality, advanced AI is helping it rapidly turn the puzzle's colored panels in an imperceptibly fast sequence.

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iPad mini 7 rumors: Expected price, release date, specs, and more

Rumors are sparse for Apple's next-gen iPad mini 7, but here's what we know so far about this little tablet's possible specs, price, release date, and more.

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US government rules financial firms now have to disclose data breaches within 30 days

The first update to the Regulation S-P in more than two decades.

TechRadar

Legendary Mario dev says the wild rush to beat every Super Mario Maker level before servers died is "actually pretty cool"

Nintendo now knows about the community's incredible efforts

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Retro game emulators are now welcome in the App Store — but don't get too excited

Apple recently announced a neat update coming to all iPhone users, not just EU users, that allows retro game emulators — but the update might be more limited than you'd expect.

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Metal thought to be International Space Station trash rips through Florida home

Nasa investigates cylindrical slab believed to be part of discarded battery pallet that tore through Naples house

The Guardian - US

Unpatchable vulnerability discovered in Apple M1, M2 and M3 chips — what you need to know

Researchers have discovered an unpatchable security flaw in Apple’s M-series chips that can allow an attacker to break encryption and access a Mac’s cryptographic keys.

Tom’s Guide

Glassdoor added real names to supposedly anonymous profiles

New Glassdoor company policy is doxxing users, and obviously, not everyone’s happy.

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Amazon's latest Fire TV update has broken some third-party apps

You may find that some of your Fire TV apps aren't working today, as Amazon cracks down on modding.

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From digital archive into dust: Google bids a farewell to cached web pages, with users mourning the historic feature

Google announces end of cached pages, and points to improved web reliability. However, users lament the loss of a valuable resource and the end of an era.

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Millionaire Mars Missions

Plus: Republicans are trying to expand a tax deduction they once wanted to cap, a "shocking" and "stunning" January jobs report, and street blocking protestors in D.C.

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ChatGPT is leaking… again — we shouldn’t be surprised but we should be disturbed

ChatGPT is reportedly leaking data and chats from behind the scenes - do we need to have another conversation about the perils of ‘artificial intelligence’, as we know it today, with the people who need to hear it.

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Watch out Apple Vision Pro! Qualcomm's Snapdragon XR2+ Gen 2 chip will power some strong VR/AR challengers

Apple's Vision Pro headset is highly anticipated in early 2024, but it seems like there might be quite a few challengers using Qualcomm's new Snapdragon XR2+ Gen 2 chip.

TechRadar

The screen you least (most?) want to see is coming to Linux

The ‘Blue Screen of Death' actually has a point to it, let’s not forget - and now Linux users will get to "enjoy" it too.

The Guardian - UK

Is Meta’s ad-free service just another way to make people pay for privacy?

The owner of Instagram and Facebook thought an ad-free subscription service would satisfy European data cops – some advocacy groups aren’t so sure

PC Gamer

When it comes to OLED burn-in what you do with your monitor matters more than whether it's an LG or Samsung panel

That's according to a new report, but the whole subject remains fiendishly complicated.

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An iPhone user details his experience of having his phone hacked via a Flipper Zero device on a recent train ride, and other iPhone users are at risk of the same attack right now

PC Gamer

Dell walloped with $6.5M fine for fake monitor discounts

Dell's price cuts aren't quite what they seem, who'd a thunk it?!

The Guardian - UK

TechScape: Will Meta’s open-source LLM make AI safer – or put it into the wrong hands?

The AI arms race heats up as Meta makes a deal with Microsoft while its Cupertino competitor toils away on ‘Apple GPT’. Plus, Twitter’s X-tinction

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