Tag: computing
Don’t fall prey to this worrying Google Chrome exploit – update your browser now
Google Chrome has a vulnerability of the most dangerous kind, so you’ll want to check that your browser is updated to the latest version which carries the fix. The worst kind of vulnerability is one that’s known about, and Google has confirmed that this particular hole in Chrome has already…
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My jaw hit the floor when I watched an AI master one of the world’s toughest physical games in just six hours
An AI just mastered Labyrinth in six hours, and I am questioning my own existence. I started playing Labyrinth in the 1970s. While it may look deceptively simple and is fully analog, Labyrinth is an incredibly difficult, nearly 60-year-old physical board game that challenges you to navigate a metal ball…
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NordVPN extends cybersecurity empire with cyber insurance
Users of one of the best VPN services on the market can now get compensation when they fall victims of a cyberattack. NordVPN has just added some new cyber insurance benefits to the top tier of its VPN subscription. The provider has partnered with some select insurance companies in a…
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Nvidia rumored to focus on making tons of new RTX 4070 Super GPUs in effort to battle AMD’s RX 7800 XT – which is flying off shelves
Nvidia is indeed set to launch a trio of RTX Super GPU refreshes staggered throughout January 2024, we’re told, and the previously rumored release dates are apparently correct – with a YouTube leaker throwing additional light on Team Green’s tactics here. Moore’s Law is Dead (MLID) just published a new…
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Microsoft has cured this Windows 11 printer nightmare – but the fix might surprise you
Windows 11 users (as well as those on Windows 10) have been experiencing weirdness around a frustrating bug with printers, but the good news is that there’s now a fix. The bad news is that it’s not quite a straightforward solution, as rather unusually, Microsoft requires the installation of a…
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Watch out Google Chrome: Microsoft Edge gets a ‘super drag and drop’ feature that actually lives up to the name as an impressive addition to the browser
Microsoft is adding a ‘super drag and drop’ ability to the Edge browser, or at least the software giant is currently trying this in testing. The functionality is present in the Canary and Dev preview versions of Edge, and it’s another way of quickly opening a link in a new…
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