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Logitech has updated their MX Master mouse to a third iteration that brings USB-C charging, updated scrolling but a similar design as previous versions.
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Hundreds of contractors reportedly were hired to transcribe Messenger voice chats in order to test the accuracy of an AI algorithm — raising questions about what Facebook does with the data. Continue reading Facebook Records User Audio, Sparking Privacy Questions
With the Surface Go now a year old, let’s take a look at how well it has held up during a year of hard use.
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Is the second cheapest tool you can find any better than the cheapest one?
Readers with long memories will recall there was a time when I amused myself by tacking inexpensive tools or electronic devices to my various orders from the Chinese electronic Aladdin’s Cave. Often these inexpensive purchases proved …read more
Continue reading Review: Shi Yi Tool Sy365-8 Desoldering Iron, Second Cheapest You Can Find
Mistress Blunt, a real-life dominatrix for the last nine years, gives her review of Bonding, a new Netflix series about being a domme. Continue reading A Dominatrix Reviews ‘Bonding,’ Netflix’s Show About a Dominatrix
The only interesting part of PlayStation 4’s new exclusive is hidden behind dozens of hours of a zombie game you’ve played before, and better. Continue reading ‘Days Gone’ Is a Parody of Big Budget Video Games
Detecting and preventing threats in real-time
Computer security products are designed to detect and protect against threats such as computer viruses, other malware and the actions of hackers.
A common approach is to identify existing threats and to cre… Continue reading Enemy Unknown: Handling Customised Targeted Attacks
Did you ever see a thin metal tab bonded to a battery terminal with little pock marks? That’s the work of a spot welder. Spot welding is one of those processes that doesn’t offer much in the way of alternatives; either one uses a spot welder to do the job …read more
Microsoft’s Surface Go is six months old and this is a closer look at the hardware after using it a considerable length of time.
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[This Old Tony] is no stranger to quality tools, but he started on a mini lathe. Nostalgia does not stop him from broadcasting his usual brand of snark (actually, it is doubtful that anything short of YouTube going offline will stop that). He rates the lathe’s ability to machine different materials and lets you decide if this is an investment, or a money pit.
Lathe parts range from a chintzy start/stop button assembly that looks like it would be at home on a Power Wheels restoration project to a convenient cam locking mechanism on the tail stock which is an …read more