Security through obscurity has been a thorn in the side of security professionals everywhere; some programmers believe that the code they used or even the programming language itself is so rarely used…
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Security through obscurity has been a thorn in the side of security professionals everywhere; some programmers believe that the code they used or even the programming language itself is so rarely used…
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Originally aired on September 2nd – but it would seem that I didn’t post it. Catching up!
Just like the headline says: Packard Bell is back! DLSS 5 is both fascinating and horrifying…
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Framework has great news for anyone who ordered a Framework Laptop 13 Pro, as you can request a bit of a refund from Framework and there are also a limited number still…
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Forget about the past decade of advancements in the mobile space, with pioneering products from the likes of Motorola, Oppo, and Samsung, because today Apple did it. (So weird to think that…
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GOG has started up yet another project to remind you just how awesome they are. Their new Printable Big Box program gives you the chance to download a GLB file which…
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LG TVs are making the news again, and like the last time it’s not good news. Gamers Nexus have been doing a yeoman’s job at reporting the ridiculously invasive proclivities your LG…
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It seems counterintuitive to want to bring Rust close to metal but that is exactly what the next revolution in GPU processing will entail. AMD has posted a rather lucrative job…
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There is a brand new Audacity out today with a whole new look thanks to an interface that has been completely rebuilt with Qt, a new .au4 extension and a variety of…
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There is a monstrous leak of Steam games on BitTorrent which seems to encompass everything Steam had in it’s Steam2 content distribution system. That spans 2003 through 2013, when Steam switched to…
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Gigabyte has a new B850M board which could help you build an immaculately clean Micro-ATX system. The AORUS Stealth Ice is silver and white with a design that moves all your connectors…
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