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Winamp owner deletes 'Open Source' repository after a bumpy month on GitHub

The Llama Group takes down its Winamp GitHub repository after less than a month amid concerns that it doesn't own all of the project's source code

Tom’s Hardware

Elon Musk's 'Free' Starlink Internet For Helene Victims Comes With $400 Catch

While the monthly fee may be waived, people who want the service would still have to pay for the hardware

International Business Times

"Perfect storm" - CrowdStrike VP apologizes as Congress hearing into outage begins

Though cybersecurity experts from all sides are keen to stress the importance of kernel level access for endpoint security software, not everyone agrees that Crowdstrike is treating it with the respect it deserves.

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National Housewives’ Register was a lifeline for women like me

Brief letters: Maureen Nicol | Let kids do their own laundry | Iron in Guinness | Why people riot | 50p postcards

The Guardian - UK

Maureen Nicol obituary

Founder of the National Women’s Register set up to help women deal with the ‘voluntary exile’ of being stuck at home

The Guardian - UK

Microsoft just blocked a commonly-used trick to install Windows 11 on a PC that doesn’t meet the system requirements

A sneaky installation method appears to have been banished – but this may not come into effect until next year.

TechRadar

‘We know who built this country’: Walz courts union workers in first solo event

Harris’s VP pick emphasizes his labor background at LA event and says Trump and Vance ‘waged war on workers’

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Google has changed its mind about dropping support for third-party cookies in Chrome, after years of trying to make it happen

Depending on who you listen to, this is either a brilliant decision or a truly horrible one.

PC Gamer

It's not just Windows PCs that have gone belly up, as CrowdStrike's Falcon software has been b0rking Linux-powered computers, too

It doesn't matter what operating system you use, a buggy application can seriously ruin your day.

PC Gamer

New York Times source code leaks on 4chan

Thousands of files are being shared online, but authenticity has not yet been confirmed.

TechRadar

Web app bug exposed details of over half a million Neighbourhood Watch members

Anyone could register and access sensitive data stored on the Neighbourhood Watch app.

TechRadar

Windows Defender could be tricked into deleting databases

Entire applications could be bricked remotely, but there is no straightforward solution.

TechRadar

A site literally called 'Spy.pet' claims to have scraped billions of public Discord messages and wants to sell them

It's an unfortunate reminder not to say things on Discord servers that you wouldn't want repeated elsewhere.

PC Gamer

Google to use RISC-V for its custom AI silicon — TPU to get open source compute core: Report

SiFive's optimistic outlook may point to new RISC-V licensing deal with Google.

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Meta looking to use exotic, custom CPU in its datacenters for machine learning and AI — yet another indication that Nvidia's most formidable rivals are developing their own alternatives to its hardware

Meta is advertising for engineers to build machine learning accelerators as part of its plans to move away from Nvidia.

TechRadar

Broadcom is selling even more VMware assets — end-compute unit set for billion-dollar deal

Broadcom is selling off the EUC portion of VMware to an equity firm, in a deal purported to be worth billions of dollars.

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Today's NYT Connections hints and answers — Wednesday, January 31, #234

We help you solve today's Connections answers with some useful hints and tips to win. Plus, we have the solution to yesterday's game.

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Today's NYT Connections hints and answers — Tuesday, January 30, #233

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Reason

Californians Are Discovering Why Government Is a Terrible Landlord

When everyone owns something, no one does.

The Guardian - US

Trump called Iowa evangelicals ‘so-called Christians’ and ‘pieces of shit’, book says

Mockery over ‘Two Corinthians’ slip and endorsement battles in 2016 echo in 2024 race as Republican contenders seek first win

Reason

No Copyright for Certain AI-Generated Works, but Maybe Yes for Others, if Prompts are Detailed Enough

From Thaler v. Perlmutter, decided Friday by Judge Beryl Howell (D.D.C.): Plaintiff Stephen Thaler owns a computer system he calls the "Creativity Machine," which he claims generated a piece of visual art of its own accord. He sought to register the work for a copyright, listing the computer system as…

Zenger

Federal Register Grows By 1,916 Pages, Reaching Year-to-Date Total Of 49,266

Biden administration issues 205 significant proposed rules and 145 significant final rules in 2023

TechRadar

Microsoft Outlook is getting an AI upgrade that will make the Mail and Calendar apps redundant

Microsoft plans to integrate the Mail and Calendar apps into Outlook and create an all-in-one experience.

Fortune

A.I.’s exploitation of human workers could come back to bite it

Artificial intelligence remains deeply reliant on human labor.

TechRadar

Millions of Android phones are shipping with malware already installed

Cutthroat competition among Android firmware makers results in some unwanted extras.

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