You Can Now Buy RAM That Does Nothing But Look Cool
These sold out RAM sticks exist only to glow inside your case and take up empty slots. Continue reading You Can Now Buy RAM That Does Nothing But Look Cool
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These sold out RAM sticks exist only to glow inside your case and take up empty slots. Continue reading You Can Now Buy RAM That Does Nothing But Look Cool
Hackers are opening SMB ports on routers to infect PCs with NSA malware, bug detectives whip up smarter version of classic AFL fuzzer to hunt code vulnerabilities, malware & rogue users can spy on some apps’ HTTPS crypto, exploiting developer… Continue reading NSA Malware, AFL Fuzzer, & Firecracker – Application Security Weekly #42
How to clean out that drawer of old phones, laptops, and hard drives without having to worry about someone getting their hands on your data. Continue reading How to Securely Get Rid of Your Devices
‘CSGO’ player Nikhil “forsaken” Kumawat and his team were disqualified and sent home. Continue reading Professional ‘Counter-Strike’ Player Caught Cheating in Tournament
In the upcoming PC game ‘Flight Simulator,’ the only objective is to enjoy your flight. Continue reading Realistic ‘Flight Simulator’ Puts Players in Economy Class and It Kind of Rules
‘1337d00m’ is a new and challenging way to play the first person shooter. Continue reading ‘Doom’ Rendered Entirely in ASCII Is the Most 1337 Way to Play
Sandra (Sandy) Dunn has over 24 years in the software and hardware industry. Initially starting out in software and hardware sales she worked with NASA, JPL, Secret Service, IRS, and other Federal Agencies to determine their server, PC, and notebook sa… Continue reading Sandy Dunn, CISO – Business Security Weekly #89
Developer Roberts Space Industries is selling an expensive bundle that includes 117 ships with lifetime insurance. Continue reading ‘Star Citizen’ Is Offering VIP Players a $27,000 Bundle of Spaceships
Over the years, computers have become faster, but at the same time, more power hungry as well. Way back around the 386 era, most PCs were using the AT standard for power supplies. Since then, the world moved on to the now ubiquitous ATX standard. Hobbyists working on older machines will typically use these readily available supplies with basic adapters to run old machines, but [Samuel] built a better one.
Most AT to ATX adapters are basic passive units, routing the various power lines where they need to go and tying the right pin high to switch the ATX supply …read more
Continue reading A Smarter PSU Converter Leaves the Magic Smoke Inside
The original Pick Up Artist is back to harass ladies in his never ending attempt to get laid. Continue reading ‘Leisure Suit Larry’ Fails to Read the Room, Back With New Game