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Microsoft’s controversial “Recall” feature (in a public preview of Windows 11) already has some known issues, Microsoft admitted Friday. For example:
– Recall can be enabled or disabled from “Turn Windows features on or off”. We are caching the Recall… Continue reading Microsoft’s Controversial ‘Recall’ Feature is Already Experiencing Some Issues
An anonymous reader shared this report from the New York Times:
Between the time [construction worker Florencio] Rendon applied for the coding boot camp and the time he graduated, what Mr. Rendon imagined as a “golden ticket” to a better life had expi… Continue reading Coding Boot Gamp Graduates Find tough Prospects In an AI-Powered World
This past summer, I reviewed the Snapdragon X version of the ThinkPad T14s Gen 6, but now I have the AMD version in house.
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These days, oscilloscope hacking is all about enabling features that the manufacturer baked into the hardware but locked out in the firmware. Those hacks are cool, of course, but back …read more Continue reading Double Your Analog Oscilloscope Fun with this Retro Beam Splitter
Reddit’s moderators drew some criticism after “locking” a discussion about C++ paper/proposal author Andrew Tomazos. The URL (in the post with the locked discussion) had led to a submission for Slashdot’s queue of potential (but unpublished) stories, w… Continue reading Unpublished Slashdot Submission Dragged Into Reddit Drama About C++ Paper’s Title
On November 24th, 1971 — 53 years ago today — a mysterious man jumped out of an airplane clutching $200,000 in ransom money. (He’d extorted it from the airline by claiming he had a bomb, and it’s still “the only unsolved case of air piracy … Continue reading Is There New Evidence in the D.B. Cooper Case?
On November 24th, 1971 — 53 years ago today — a mysterious man jumped out of an airplane clutching $200,000 in ransom money. (He’d extorted it from the airline by claiming he had a bomb, and it’s still “the only unsolved case of air piracy … Continue reading Is There New Evidence in the D.B. Cooper Case?
A common part used to create a high voltage is a CRT flyback transformer, having been a ubiquitous junk pile component. So many attempts to use them rely on brute …read more Continue reading Flyback, Done Right
Back in the mid-1980s Mark Roth was in 5th grade when the game ChipWits “helped kindle his interest in coding,” according to an online biography. (“By middle school, he wrote his first Commodore 64 assembler and by high school he authored a 3D Graphics… Continue reading MacFORTH Code for 1984 Robot-Coding Game ‘ChipWits’ from 1984 is Now Open Source
Black Friday is this week – take advantage of tons of deals on top tech at Target right now. Continue reading The 15 best Black Friday Target deals 2024