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For all its editing magic, Google Photos still has frustrating blind spots

There’s a reason most people don’t bother switching away from Google Photos. It has almost everything you could...

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Kitty 0.50 Picks Up Where You Left Off After a System Restart

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Microsoft’s last old Secure Boot certificate just expired, so I checked whether my PCs got the new ones

O October 19, 2026, the last of Microsoft's 2011 Secure Boot c

Live updates: Bitcoin holds in narrow range, stocks bounce after strong October jobs report

Bitcoin steadies after AI-led selloff as eyes turn to latest U.S. jobs figures

Check if someone searched your license plate in Flock’s database on this website

Remember Have I Been Pwned? Now, there's a free website that offers a similar service, but instead of checking your...

Bank of England pours cold water on AI productivity boom

Despite the billions being thrown at artificial intelligence, the technology has delivered little in the way of...

5 new open-source apps worth making room for this weekend

With AI allowing anyone to build apps at the speed of thought, we are seeing an influx of apps hitting Windows and...

Ubuntu Moving Ahead With Plans For Splitting Up Linux-Firmware, HWE Option

A few months back were discussions of a Linux firmware HWE package for Ubuntu to carry updated firmware blobs under the...

Older LG TVs are getting a major free upgrade

LG have just started rolling out firmware 43.21.71, which brings webOS 26 to their 2025 OLED TVs (starting with the G5...

Linux Developers Look To Drop RT_GROUP_SCHED As It's "Broken Beyond Repair"

Linux kernel developers are looking at dropping the RT_GROUP_SCHED feature that is used for group scheduling of...