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The world’s most powerful supercomputer, capable of 2.79 quintillion calculations per second, has been unveiled at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory in California, designed primarily to maintain the U.S. nuclear weapons stockpile and run other cla… Continue reading US Unveils El Capitan, World’s Fastest Supercomputer, For Classified Tasks
It’s no G5 OLED, but the LG StanbyMe 2 strikes the right balance of quirkiness, innovation, and performance – making it my CES standout. Continue reading My favorite TV at CES 2025 is this battery-powered display that you can lug around
One of the problems facing any developer working on their own operating system is that of hardware support. With many thousands of peripherals and components that can be found in …read more Continue reading SerenityOS On Real Hardware
After several accessory makers came to CES this week with accessories for the yet-to-be-announced Nintendo Switch successor, the Japanese company did feel the need to respond.
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Sales of electric vehicles in Japan fell 33% year-on-year to 59,736 cars in 2024, the first decline in four years, according to data from car dealers and importers compiled by Nikkei on Thursday. From the report: EVs’ share of all vehicle sales fell be… Continue reading Japan EV Sales Plummet 33% in 2024, First Decline in Four Years
On September 25, CISA issued a stark reminder that critical infrastructure remains a primary target for cyberattacks. Vulnerable systems in industrial sectors, including water utilities, continue to be exploited due to poor cyber hygiene practices. Using unsophisticated methods like brute-force attacks and leveraging default passwords, threat actors have repeatedly managed to compromise operational technology (OT) […]
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Early life exposure to toxic PFAS “forever chemicals” could impact economic success in adulthood, new first-of-its-kind research [PDF] suggests. From a report: The Iowa State University and US Census Bureau working paper compared the earnings, college … Continue reading Early ‘Forever Chemicals’ Exposure Could Impact Economic Success in Adulthood, Study Says
Want to bypass geo-restrictions and secure your entire network? Pair the WireGuard protocol with your favorite VPN. I use privacy-oriented Proton to show you how. Continue reading Using a VPN is no longer enough. Protect your entire network with WireGuard – here’s how
The mad lads at watchTowr are back with their unique blend of zany humor and impressive security research. And this time, it’s the curious case of backdoors within popular backdoors, …read more Continue reading This Week in Security: Backdoored Backdoors, Leaking Cameras, and The Safety Label
On this episode of First Ring Daily, more snow, fewer zones, and CES is done.
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