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To stop their smartphone battery from swelling, long-time Slashdot reader shanen bought a Samsung Galaxy with a “restrictive charging option.” But what setting should they use?
The way this battery protection option worked was to stop charging the pho… Continue reading Ask Slashdot: What’s the Best Way to Charge Your Smartphone Battery?
Commercial space efforts continue around the world, as the Chinese company Space Pioneer fired up a partially-fueled rocket engine Sunday for a short-duration test of its reusable rocket on the ground. But Space News reports that the test “ended in cat… Continue reading Chinese Space Company’s Static Rocket Test Ends In Premature Launch, Huge Explosion
If you ever encounter a British engineer of a certain age, the chances are that even if they use a modern DMM they’ll have a big boxy multimeter in their …read more Continue reading A Vintage AC Bridge Teardown
In its latest monthly roundup of new Copilot for Microsoft 365, Microsoft also highlights some features coming next month.
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Bloomberg and The Washington Post “claim AI power usage is dire,” writes Slashdot reader NoWayNoShapeNoForm. But Ars Technica “begs to disagree with those speculations.”
From Ars Technica’s article:
The high-profile pieces lean heavily on recent pro… Continue reading Is AI’s Demand for Energy Really ‘Insatiable’?
Two weeks ago, Microsoft delivered the Surface Laptop 7 I had preordered to my place in Pennsylvania. Yesterday, I finally opened the box.
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It was analgous to the “Blue Screen of Death” that Windows gives for critical errors, Phoronix wrote. To enable error messages for things like a kernel panic, Linux 6.10 introduced a new panic handler infrastructure for “Direct Rendering Manager” (or D… Continue reading New Linux ‘Screen of Death’ Options: Black – or a Monochrome Tux Logo
What if across the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean, six high-voltage power cables stretched — each over 2,000 miles long.
CNN reports that a group of entrepreneurs “wants to build what would be the worldâ(TM)s largest subsea energy interconnector … Continue reading New Undersea Power Cables Could Carry Green Energy From Country to Country
I am learning and practicing on vulnerable-by-design machines (vulnhub, metasploitable etc.). I found that this machine is running OpenSSH 7.5, and I tried a few exploits of Username enumeration from ExploitDB, which all ask for a wordlist… Continue reading Pentesters: Is it common for bruteforce/ dictionary attacks, e.g. for SSH username enumeration, to be successful in the real-world pentests? [closed]
From following link: Decrypting TLS with Netsh/WireShark
I found its pretty easy to segregate the keys file from tcp requests and later decrypt with WireShark.
Are there any reliable/bullet-proof methods that can prevent such decryption of… Continue reading How do we secure our network traffic from packet sniffing tools [beyond TLS/SSL] [duplicate]