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Microsoft rolls back blocking Office VBA macros by default
Microsoft is rolling back a planned change to block Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) macros by default in a variety of Office apps. Announced earlier this year, Microsoft had been planning to prevent Office users from easily enabling certain content in files downloaded from the internet that include macros, in…
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Nintendo Switch Online is getting an underrated Pokémon classic next week
Audio player loading… You can’t say Nintendo Switch Online is devoid of interesting inclusions, as an upcoming addition of an N64 classic proves. The Nintendo Switch‘s online subscription service is set to get Pokémon Puzzle League on July 15. The N64 puzzler comes hot on the heels of Pokémon Snap…
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Starlink’s Dishy McFlatface internet now available for Boaty McBoatfaces — just $5,000 per month
Starlink’s internet-from-space service continues expanding to new use cases with the launch of Starlink Maritime. What started in the home before expanding to stationary RVs is now available for boats on the move, at a cost of $5,000 a month. SpaceX is targeting merchant vessels, oil rigs, and wealthy owners…
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AMD’s FSR 2.0 can be added to games seriously quickly – so watch out Nvidia DLSS
Audio player loading… How quickly can AMD’s FSR 2.0 (FidelityFX Super Resolution) be bolted on to a game? Pretty swiftly indeed, as demonstrated in an eye-opening livestream session conducted by a software development engineer at Team Red. Panos Karabelas (who was previously a rendering programmer at Codemasters, of DiRT and…
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The Samsung Galaxy S22 might soon be available in an eye-catching new color
Audio player loading… If you’re in the market for a Samsung Galaxy S22 but not sold on any of the current color choices then Samsung might soon have an option for you, as it looks like a lavender purple shade could be landing soon. That’s according to reliable leaker @UniverseIce…
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PlayStation Store removes purchased movies from libraries after service shutdown
Sony is removing access to hundreds of movies and TV shows on its PlayStation Store service next month, meaning users that previously paid for titles such as Paddington and The Hunger Games will no longer be able to watch them. The shutdown affects users in Germany and Austria, according to…
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