Microsoft preparing to fire up the update engines for Windows 10.
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25 January 2022
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ON-PREMThrow away your Ethernet cables* because MediaTek says Wi-Fi 7 will replace them*Don’t do this Windows box won’t boot? SystemRescue 9 may helpAn ISO image you can burn or drop onto a USB key IPv6 is built to be better, but that’s not the route to successWhy won’t you love me, sobs perennially spurned protocol Pop quiz: The network team didn’t make your change. The server is in a locked room. What do you do?Not all heroes wear capes. Some are Unix admins. Cloudflare signals big Asian push, starting in SingaporeSeeks salespeople focused on expansion – and casinos – and adds a trio of senior managers |
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SECURITYTwitter’s top security staff out after incoming CEO shakes things upPlus: Nigerian BEC gang bust, NSO woes, and more Hive View security camera customers left in the dark as some gear gives up the ghostDevices of the affected seem intent on going into the light Myanmar’s military junta seeks ban on VPNs and digital currencyPeople would no longer be able to rely on VPNs for their preferred communication tool, Facebook Australian Prime Minister’s WeChat Shanghaied by Chinese patriotsPoliticians rush to blame Beijing, Tencent says the account was transferred from its original registrar and it’s probing that shift |
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SOFTWAREFarm machinery giant John Deere plows into two right-to-repair lawsuitsIt’s Deere hunting season in Illinois and Alabama Indiana, Texas, Washington DC AGs sue Google for using UI design ‘dark patterns’ to harvest your locationPosition of data permission controls designed to deceive, trio of lawsuits claim They see us Cinnamon Rolling, they’re rating: GeckoLinux incorporates kernel 5.16 with familiar installation experienceA nice, clean community distro that works well Running Windows 10? Microsoft is preparing to fire up the update engines
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