Collaborate Disseminate
Over the last couple of years the cyberdeck community has absolutely exploded. Among those who design and build these truly personal computers there are no hard rules, save perhaps making sure the final result looks as unconventional as possible. But one thing that’s remained fairly consistent is the fact that …read more
Continue reading ARM and X86 Team Up in No Compromise Cyberdeck
Intel released 40 security advisories in total, addressing critical- and high-severity flaws across its Active Management Technology, Wireless Bluetooth and NUC products. Continue reading Colossal Intel Update Anchored by Critical Privilege-Escalation Bugs
Apple’s computers have been well regarded over the years for their sharp design features. Of course, something that’s great can only be cuter and cooler if it’s made even smaller. In just that vein, [Gary Olson] whipped up a 54% scale iMac G4.
The iMac G4 was the futuristic-looking flatscreen …read more
For the majority of hacker and maker projects, the miniature computer of choice these last few years has been the Raspberry Pi. While the availability issues that seem to plague each new iteration of these extremely popular Single Board Computers (SBCs) can be annoying, they’ve otherwise proven to be an …read more
Continue reading AMD Introduces New Ryzen Mini PCs to Challenge Intel
Overall, Intel stomped out three high-severity vulnerabilities and five medium-severity flaws. Continue reading Windows Users at Risk From High-Severity Intel Software Flaw
Intel has patched seven high-severity vulnerabilities in its mini PC NUC kit firmware. Continue reading Intel NUC Firmware Open to Privilege Escalation, DoS and Information Disclosure
Intel said it is lights out for its Remote Keyboard app just as security researchers find three vulnerabilities that let local attackers inject keystrokes in sessions. Continue reading Intel Tells Remote Keyboard Users to Delete App After Critical Bug Found
I played today’s popular PC games with no dedicated video card, and I kinda liked it. Continue reading Do You Really Need a Dedicated Graphics Card to Play Your Favorite Games?