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Here is Thomas and Ojas discussing their previous experiences with older versions of Windows (and server editions)
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Here's how Rectify11 developed overtime with a version history of V1, 2 and 3 (with help from people like Misha and Rounak)
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Ojas is fine with Microsoft taking Rectify11's assets (But we already know they won't.)
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Podcast with Zhenxiang Chen
The Creator of SuperImage & RevengeOS
Join us on Sunday, 16th Feb at 7 PM IST for a podcast with Zhenxiang Chen, the creator of SuperImage and RevengeOS.
🎉 SuperImage Pro Giveaway( Android + steam )
• 12 winners will be selected from this giveaway
• 12 more will be given away during the live stream
Where to watch?
• Join the stream
• Clips will be uploaded after that stream
Tune in for insights, discussions, and a chance to win.
The winners of this giveaway will be announced after 72 hours.
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Total Registrations: 110
The Creator of SuperImage & RevengeOS
Join us on Sunday, 16th Feb at 7 PM IST for a podcast with Zhenxiang Chen, the creator of SuperImage and RevengeOS.
🎉 SuperImage Pro Giveaway( Android + steam )
• 12 winners will be selected from this giveaway
• 12 more will be given away during the live stream
Where to watch?
• Join the stream
• Clips will be uploaded after that stream
Tune in for insights, discussions, and a chance to win.
The winners of this giveaway will be announced after 72 hours.
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Total Registrations: 110
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Do we really need mass-internet technology that goes beyond 1Gbit/s?
IEEE Spectrum's article dives into the current status and affairs of the mobile data scenario. Upon looking into it deeply, not more than 40Mbit/s is required by an average mobile data user at a time. With 5G already hitting 500Mbit/s+, IEEE expects 6G to not just focus on the bandwidth benefits, but something more.
🔗 IEEE Spectrum
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IEEE Spectrum's article dives into the current status and affairs of the mobile data scenario. Upon looking into it deeply, not more than 40Mbit/s is required by an average mobile data user at a time. With 5G already hitting 500Mbit/s+, IEEE expects 6G to not just focus on the bandwidth benefits, but something more.
🔗 IEEE Spectrum
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Apple TV app is now up for Android Mobile devices
After Apple thought they had enough of gatekeeping their streaming service, Apple TV is finally available for Android Mobile devices after being up for Android TVs for ages. Apple TV has had nice shows and stuff for a long while for mostly a low subscription price (at least in India) making this move crucial for a more widespread user base after the Lossless update for Apple Music on Android. Still waiting for Apple Music on Android TV, wonder when that'll happen.
🔗 Apple | Google Play
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After Apple thought they had enough of gatekeeping their streaming service, Apple TV is finally available for Android Mobile devices after being up for Android TVs for ages. Apple TV has had nice shows and stuff for a long while for mostly a low subscription price (at least in India) making this move crucial for a more widespread user base after the Lossless update for Apple Music on Android. Still waiting for Apple Music on Android TV, wonder when that'll happen.
🔗 Apple | Google Play
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YouTube's red is more a magenta now
Google has been trying for about half a year now to transition users into a more brighter, magenta-ish red instead of their normal red in YouTube. The decision was finally made official after transitioning users bit by bit. Why? Who the hell knows.
🔗 Google Design
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Google has been trying for about half a year now to transition users into a more brighter, magenta-ish red instead of their normal red in YouTube. The decision was finally made official after transitioning users bit by bit. Why? Who the hell knows.
🔗 Google Design
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Syria just hosted its first international tech conference in 50 years
While everyone was busy on Middle East, Syria just conducted their first-in-50-years tech conference with multiple Silicon Valley leaders.
Even though Syria has a shortage of basic amenities: Electricity is in short supply, the internet is slow, and the telecom infrastructure is outdated, the government seems to change within a few years in regards of this.
This comes after the fall of the escape of Assad from Syria.
🔗 Rest of World
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While everyone was busy on Middle East, Syria just conducted their first-in-50-years tech conference with multiple Silicon Valley leaders.
Even though Syria has a shortage of basic amenities: Electricity is in short supply, the internet is slow, and the telecom infrastructure is outdated, the government seems to change within a few years in regards of this.
This comes after the fall of the escape of Assad from Syria.
🔗 Rest of World
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DeepSeek Boosts Chinese Chipmakers in AI Race Against Nvidia
Chinese AI startup DeepSeek has created models that make AI processing more efficient, reducing the need for expensive, high-performance chips. This development is a boost for Chinese chipmakers like Huawei, helping them compete with U.S. giants like Nvidia, which dominates the AI chip market.
Several Chinese companies, including Huawei, Hygon, EnFlame, Tsingmicro, and Moore Threads, have started using DeepSeek’s technology. By improving AI efficiency, these companies aim to expand AI applications in China despite restrictions on advanced U.S. chips.
While DeepSeek’s innovation helps China make progress in AI development, Nvidia remains the global leader in AI chip technology.
🔗 Reuters
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Chinese AI startup DeepSeek has created models that make AI processing more efficient, reducing the need for expensive, high-performance chips. This development is a boost for Chinese chipmakers like Huawei, helping them compete with U.S. giants like Nvidia, which dominates the AI chip market.
Several Chinese companies, including Huawei, Hygon, EnFlame, Tsingmicro, and Moore Threads, have started using DeepSeek’s technology. By improving AI efficiency, these companies aim to expand AI applications in China despite restrictions on advanced U.S. chips.
While DeepSeek’s innovation helps China make progress in AI development, Nvidia remains the global leader in AI chip technology.
🔗 Reuters
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Nintendo Switch 2 prices MIGHT be leaked online!
Recently, a picture with the text "Nintendo Switch place holder" was leaked by a Costco employee with a tag of 499 Canadian Dollar (converted to around 399 USD).
Some people believe this is the price, others believe it's not. But considering that it is, I'd just like to remind everyone that there might be different SKUs or Models (like OLED edition) as well which might cost more or less, so be ready for any differences.
🔗 Read more!
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Recently, a picture with the text "Nintendo Switch place holder" was leaked by a Costco employee with a tag of 499 Canadian Dollar (converted to around 399 USD).
Some people believe this is the price, others believe it's not. But considering that it is, I'd just like to remind everyone that there might be different SKUs or Models (like OLED edition) as well which might cost more or less, so be ready for any differences.
🔗 Read more!
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Windows Extended Security Updates become "free" after MAS develops TSforge
MAS (a/k/a Massgrave) has developed a new activation pathway that can enable ESU updates on Pro/Education/Enterprise Systems, so you don't have to worry about using Windows 11 any time soon.
🔗 MAS
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MAS (a/k/a Massgrave) has developed a new activation pathway that can enable ESU updates on Pro/Education/Enterprise Systems, so you don't have to worry about using Windows 11 any time soon.
🔗 MAS
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Anyone Can Push Updates to the DOGE.gov Website
The doge.gov website that was spun up to track Elon Musk’s cuts to the federal government is insecure and pulls from a database that can be edited by anyone, according to two separate people who found the vulnerability and shared it with 404 Media. One coder added at least two database entries that are visible on the live site and say “this is a joke of a .gov site” and “THESE ‘EXPERTS’ LEFT THEIR DATABASE OPEN -roro.”
🔗 404media
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The doge.gov website that was spun up to track Elon Musk’s cuts to the federal government is insecure and pulls from a database that can be edited by anyone, according to two separate people who found the vulnerability and shared it with 404 Media. One coder added at least two database entries that are visible on the live site and say “this is a joke of a .gov site” and “THESE ‘EXPERTS’ LEFT THEIR DATABASE OPEN -roro.”
🔗 404media
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