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Many Russian maintainers have been booted out of Linux. What's next? 😳
https://news.itsfoss.com/russian-linux-maintainers-geopolitics/
https://news.itsfoss.com/russian-linux-maintainers-geopolitics/
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No Russians in my Kernel! Geopolitics Reaches Linux Project
So, geopolitics into the mix, and it is a US-thing, or not?
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Raspberry Pi 4 vs. Pi 5: See what's new and decide if it's time to upgrade!
https://itsfoss.com/raspberry-pi-4-vs-5/
https://itsfoss.com/raspberry-pi-4-vs-5/
It's FOSS
Raspberry Pi 4 vs Pi 5: What's Changed?
The good-old Raspberry Pi 4 or the newer Raspberry Pi 5? Let's know the differences to decide better.
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A new attack technique bypasses Microsoft's Driver Signature Enforcement on fully patched Windows systems, enabling attackers to load unsigned kernel drivers and compromising the integrity of OS security.
Learn more: https://thehackernews.com/2024/10/researchers-uncover-os-downgrade.html
Learn more: https://thehackernews.com/2024/10/researchers-uncover-os-downgrade.html
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🦹♂️ AI manipulation, 🌩️ cloud storage flaws, and a major 💣 AWS vulnerability - this week's cybersecurity recap is packed!
https://thehackernews.com/2024/10/thn-cybersecurity-recap-top-threats_28.html
Don't let your friends and colleagues fall victim to the latest cyber threats. Share this newsletter with them, it's a must-read!
https://thehackernews.com/2024/10/thn-cybersecurity-recap-top-threats_28.html
Don't let your friends and colleagues fall victim to the latest cyber threats. Share this newsletter with them, it's a must-read!
Forwarded from Bones' Tech Garage
If you have been following along with the processor debacles. Waiting to replace hardware might be the best option. If you are needing something now using older processors still gets the job done.
https://www.xda-developers.com/do-you-really-need-to-upgrade-your-cpu-in-2024/
https://www.xda-developers.com/do-you-really-need-to-upgrade-your-cpu-in-2024/
XDA
Do you really need to upgrade your CPU in 2024?
Unless your CPU is really old, you can sit this one out.
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Android 16 could turn WiFi and Bluetooth into one-click toggles once again
Right now, toggling WiFi/Bluetooth requires two taps on Pixels since the tiles open into a dialog.
Google might change how these tiles work in Android 16, though.
More details can be found in this article on Android Authority.
Right now, toggling WiFi/Bluetooth requires two taps on Pixels since the tiles open into a dialog.
Google might change how these tiles work in Android 16, though.
More details can be found in this article on Android Authority.
Android Authority
Android 16 could turn Wi-Fi and Bluetooth into one-click toggles once again
Toggling Wi-Fi or Bluetooth might only require a single tap in Android 16, thanks to the new Quick Settings tiles that Google is working on.
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You can’t remove your Android phone from Windows 11’s Phone Link app anymore
Microsoft's Phone Link app on Windows 11 no longer lets users remove linked phones directly. Previously, users could unlink a device by clicking the three dots option next to the mobile device on the Devices page in Phone Link Settings, however, this option has disappeared.
Now, users must sign out entirely to remove any connected devices, which will disconnect all linked phones. Microsoft has yet to acknowledge the change or clarify if it’s intentional or a bug.
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Microsoft's Phone Link app on Windows 11 no longer lets users remove linked phones directly. Previously, users could unlink a device by clicking the three dots option next to the mobile device on the Devices page in Phone Link Settings, however, this option has disappeared.
Now, users must sign out entirely to remove any connected devices, which will disconnect all linked phones. Microsoft has yet to acknowledge the change or clarify if it’s intentional or a bug.
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Github's Copilot is adding multiple AI models
GitHub announced that it will now allow developers to switch between a number of large language models when they use Copilot Chat, its code-centric ChatGPT-like service.
In the future, developers have the option of selecting between Anthropic’s Claude 3.5 Sonnet, Google’s Gemini 1.5 Pro, and OpenAI’s GPT-4o, o1-preview, and o1-mini. Anthropic will be the first to launch, with Gemini coming shortly after.
The company will initially be making this choice available to Copilot and Spark, and will bring this to other tools later.
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GitHub announced that it will now allow developers to switch between a number of large language models when they use Copilot Chat, its code-centric ChatGPT-like service.
In the future, developers have the option of selecting between Anthropic’s Claude 3.5 Sonnet, Google’s Gemini 1.5 Pro, and OpenAI’s GPT-4o, o1-preview, and o1-mini. Anthropic will be the first to launch, with Gemini coming shortly after.
The company will initially be making this choice available to Copilot and Spark, and will bring this to other tools later.
🔗 GitHub | TechCrunch
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GitHub Spark lets you build web apps in plain English
GitHub has launched Spark that allows users to create web applications using natural language prompts. This tool is intended for quick "micro app" prototyping. It can be used from your desktop, tablet, or mobile device (via a PWA).
Spark combines a chat-like interface with a live preview and GitHub integration. Users can refine their apps iteratively, or they can access and modify the underlying code directly.
Currently, Spark supports Anthropic's Claude Sonnet and OpenAI's GPT models. Sparks can easily be shared with customized access controls.
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GitHub has launched Spark that allows users to create web applications using natural language prompts. This tool is intended for quick "micro app" prototyping. It can be used from your desktop, tablet, or mobile device (via a PWA).
Spark combines a chat-like interface with a live preview and GitHub integration. Users can refine their apps iteratively, or they can access and modify the underlying code directly.
Currently, Spark supports Anthropic's Claude Sonnet and OpenAI's GPT models. Sparks can easily be shared with customized access controls.
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