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A new report from EvolveWare shows the high confidence level drops as companies plan their modernization project (41 percent) and begin their project (28 percent), suggesting that organizations only start to understand the level of knowledge needed for these efforts after they are further into their planning or execution. We have to get back to the past
It's a less popular sequel
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Follow our step-by-step tutorial to paste your face onto anything your heart desires. Because your face deserves to be everywhere
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If it only was your (a.k.a. anyone's own) face...
This is not going to end good, namely pretty fast.
EDIT: LOL... not even 15 minutes and I already got the first match...
German article explaining about Bellingcat-Journalist Eliot Higgins that created pictures of the previos POTUS being arrested by the police and published them in Twatter (on March 20th).
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Proposal doesn't enforce affordable spare parts, manuals, rights group complains. You build it, you gotta let us fix it
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On the first day of Pwn2Own Vancouver 2023, security researchers successfully demoed Tesla Model 3, Windows 11, and macOS zero-day exploits and exploit chains to win $375,000 and a Tesla Model 3. "Same as it ever was"
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OpenAI today launched plugins for ChatGPT, which extend the bot’s functionality by granting it access to third-party knowledge sources and databases, including the worldwide web. Now it's going to waste all its time on social media
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Kent Sharkey wrote: Now it's going to waste all its time on social media
Then we'll see how the quality of its answers is going to go down pretty quickly...
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The syntax of URLs is complicated, and even tech-savvy users often misinterpret them. "Now you know. And knowing is half the battle"
(and the other half is evenly divided between red and blue lasers. Go JOE!)
(yes, slow news day)
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Kent Sharkey wrote: "Now you know. And knowing is half the battle"
And half knowledge is the biggest danger
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Tech issues are sapping the productivity of remote workers, with nearly half (49%) of employees estimating they lose between one and five hours weekly. Have you tried turning the employees off and back on again?
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Today in the Office: Switched laptop on, waited 12 minutes until it finished all the startup routines and I could start working.
And at home is even worse due to VPN. 
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Windows 11 has seen the unwelcome return of an old bug whereby the system is warning that something’s wrong with the security of the user’s PC, when in fact there’s nothing amiss at all. It's the warnings you don't get that you should be panicking about
You never hear the malware that gets you
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Kent Sharkey wrote: It's the warnings you don't get that you should be panicking about
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The network technology first linked the computers of schools and offices. Now it connects us all to the internet. I hope the prize isn't some token ring
time for my coat already?
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And with that one, you should have had coat in hand and half out the door.  Although I'm glad you didn't go with tolkien ring.
Jack of all trades, master of none, though often times better than master of one.
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Kent Sharkey wrote: I hope the prize isn't some token ring
It's more ethereal than that .
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I'm happy for Bob. But I think the thing that made Ethernet jump forward was the Ethernet Switch. The nice thing about Token Ring and ARCnet was using a token for control gave a deterministic time of response. Once switches became common, Ethernet exploded.
A round 1995 I supported a school district that had several class room computer labs. They booted MS DOS 6.x and Windows 3.11 from a diskless 286 computer using a 10BaseT NIC with a boot ROM pulling data from a common Novell 3.x Server. Each room had about 20 -30 computers and they all got switched on at about the same time. Loading took a while. They were on the same (collision) network, not separated by routers.
We added a 3Com 24-port switch for one of the rooms. It was a miracle. Additional switches were budgeted quickly. At the time 3Com was doing a lot of promotion and training through distributors of these unmanaged rack mount switches. They weren't cheap, but they were worth it.
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During its State of Unreal keynote at GDC 2023, the company showed off new animation tools that make it possible to create realistic facial animations using only video captured from an iPhone. "I reject your reality and substitute my own"
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Explosives replace malware as the scariest thing a USB stick may hide. They're...not supposed to do that
Fortunately only "minor hand and face injuries". I hope he's better soon.
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A thumbless drive? (Too soon?)
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Luckily the payload size of a reasonably sized usb drive is nothing particularly dangerous, but holy fsck.
GCS/GE d--(d) s-/+ a C+++ U+++ P-- L+@ E-- W+++ N+ o+ K- w+++ O? M-- V? PS+ PE Y+ PGP t+ 5? X R+++ tv-- b+(+++) DI+++ D++ G e++ h--- r+++ y+++* Weapons extension: ma- k++ F+2 X
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CodiumAI has created an AI model called TestGPT that’s powered by OpenAI’s GPT-4 large language model. Its job is to assist developers in testing their code interactively, which it does by generating tests on the go. Can it create tests for the tests?
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As long as it doesn't create bigger errors to correct found errors... 
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Windows updates keep you protected and productive in different ways, and we continue to optimize the update experience. They're updates. And they happen monthly (at least)
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Kent Sharkey wrote: Windows updates keep you protected and productive in different ways
yeah... right. Until it is the update itself what breaks the system
Kent Sharkey wrote: we continue to optimize the update experience.
They should try to optimize the update effectiveness instead.
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