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Google begins legal action against BadBox 2.0, 'the largest known botnet of internet-connected TVs' affecting more than 10,000,000 Android devices including *checks notes* picture frames
By Andy Edser Published
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'I have been fooled': Reddit user endures the roasting of a lifetime after asking how to download a 487MB book they worked on with ChatGPT for over 2 weeks
By Tyler Wilde Published
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OpenAI just launched its new ChatGPT Agent that can make as many as 1 complicated cupcake order per hour, but even Sam Altman says you probably shouldn't trust it for 'high-stakes uses'
By Lincoln Carpenter Published
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Looks like the Taiwanese chip industry is becoming a hot target for Chinese state-sponsored hackers trying to nab trade secrets
By Jacob Fox Published
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Meta is using its own blend of AI-optimised, low-carbon 'green concrete' in one of its honking great data centers
By Andy Edser Published
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It's not just Nvidia that's looking to cash in on those loosening US/China chip export restrictions, as AMD also seems close to resuming AI GPU shipments
By Andy Edser Published
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Intel's fancy new AI tool measures image quality in games in real time, so upscaling artifacts and visual nasties have nowhere to hide
By Andy Edser Published
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'I have been fooled': Reddit user endures the roasting of a lifetime after asking how to download a 487MB book they worked on with ChatGPT for over 2 weeks
By Tyler Wilde Published
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OpenAI just launched its new ChatGPT Agent that can make as many as 1 complicated cupcake order per hour, but even Sam Altman says you probably shouldn't trust it for 'high-stakes uses'
By Lincoln Carpenter Published
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Meta is using its own blend of AI-optimised, low-carbon 'green concrete' in one of its honking great data centers
By Andy Edser Published
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It's not just Nvidia that's looking to cash in on those loosening US/China chip export restrictions, as AMD also seems close to resuming AI GPU shipments
By Andy Edser Published
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Intel's fancy new AI tool measures image quality in games in real time, so upscaling artifacts and visual nasties have nowhere to hide
By Andy Edser Published
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What the heck is 'AI Appreciation Day'? Turns out it was started by an Elon Musk admirer who camped outside of SpaceX Starbase for a year hoping to talk to the billionaire about AI regulation
By Tyler Wilde Published
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EU-commissioned study on generative AI and copyright suggests overturning the current opt-out approach that 'effectively treats silence as consent'
By Jacob Fox Published
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Meta is expanding its AI capabilities so quickly it's housing data centers in tents, which would make them data tenters, no?
By Andy Edser Published
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Google's Gemini AI backed out of a chess match against a 46 year-old Atari 2600 engine after suffering a crisis of confidence: 'Canceling the match is likely the most time-efficient and sensible decision'
By Andy Edser Published
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Fresh zero-day vulnerability in Chrome found to be actively exploited by hackers in the wild
By Jess Kinghorn Published
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Microsoft tweaks Edge to give it "significant performance improvements" though you're only getting up to 9% more oomph
By Nick Evanson Published
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Security researcher claims 35 Chrome extensions with 4,000,000+ installs 'include some kind of spyware or infostealer'
By Andy Edser Published
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Google asks Trump's DOJ to please, please, please reconsider parting it from Chrome
By Jess Kinghorn Published
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uBlock and a handful of other popular Google Chrome extensions have been axed overnight, but some of them just require turning off and on again
By James Bentley Published
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Losing its Edge
Morbid curiosity made me swap from Chrome to Opera's 'gaming browser' but its early 2000s custom ringtone vibes give me the ick
By James Bentley Published
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Opera has unveiled 'the world’s first browser with mindfulness at its core' and, to my surprise, I might be convinced
By James Bentley Published
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Time with tell
Google being pushed to sell off Chrome is likely a good thing, but don't cheer on the decision just yet
By James Bentley Published
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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
By Nick Evanson Published
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Microsoft's Copilot AI assistant can now optionally see your entire desktop—maybe it will be able to finally explain what Windows error code 0x8007002c means
By Jeremy Laird Published
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Good news for multitaskers: Microsoft is gradually rolling out taskbar scaling to squeeze in as many icons as possible in the latest Windows 11 Insider build
By Andy Edser Published
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After nearly 4 years, Windows 11 is finally more popular than Windows 10
By Stevie Bonifield Published
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When Microsoft finally pulls the plug on Windows 10 its successor will be four years old, and for three of those, it was never the OS of choice amongst Steam users
By Nick Evanson Published
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Developers of Linux distro Fedora propose dropping 32-bit support entirely, but it's being claimed that the change 'would kill off projects like Bazzite entirely'
By Nick Evanson Published
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Microsoft says that 'Windows 11 PCs are up to 2.3X faster than Windows 10 PCs', neglecting to mention that it's comparing apples to bowling balls
By Nick Evanson Published
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Windows 10 diehards who want security updates for free get a stay of execution, but there's a convoluted catch
By Jeremy Laird Published
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After about a bazillion user requests, Windows finally lets you move the audio volume pop-up
By Jeremy Laird Published
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Windows 11 gets a fresh new Start menu and it's one of the most useful changes to the UI in yonks
By James Bentley Published
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As the Nintendo eShop fails to protect from 'eslop', indie devs reflect on how it affects their work and why Steam is just better: 'Their algorithm will more or less naturally bury AI slop'
By Elie Gould Published
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Steam's got a new rule that puts the kibosh on 'certain kinds of adult only content' that make Visa and Mastercard sad
By Joshua Wolens Published
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New on Steam
Five new Steam games you probably missed (July 14, 2025)
By Shaun Prescott Published
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Bargain
Steam sale dates: When is the next Steam sale?
By Fraser Brown Last updated
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Modder behind the 'Swiss army knife of PC gaming' deletes their 20 year-old Steam account with anti-Valve manifesto: 'By the end of my bitter dealings with Valve… there was zero hope'
By Joshua Wolens Published
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Dressed? Impressed
Roblox codes for July 2025: Get free items with the latest codes
By Jessica Orr Last updated
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New on Steam
Five new Steam games you probably missed (June 30, 2025)
By Shaun Prescott Published
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Xbox emulator devs shoot down rumours they're in cahoots with Microsoft to bring Xbox games to PC: 'What f****** AI ChatGPT stuff have you been reading?'
By Joshua Wolens Published
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The emulator that lets you play NES games in 3D has left early access on Steam
By Jody Macgregor Published
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Security
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Google begins legal action against BadBox 2.0, 'the largest known botnet of internet-connected TVs' affecting more than 10,000,000 Android devices including *checks notes* picture frames
By Andy Edser Published
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Looks like the Taiwanese chip industry is becoming a hot target for Chinese state-sponsored hackers trying to nab trade secrets
By Jacob Fox Published
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DDoS attacks continue to grow ever bigger, with Cloudflare recently blocking the largest ever recorded at 37.5 TB over 45 seconds
By Nick Evanson Published
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No, 16 billion passwords didn't just get exposed in a mega-hack, but you should get with the program and stop reusing passwords anyways
By Jacob Ridley Published
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Fake Minecraft mods that steal all your personal data including crypto wallets are being distributed via GitHub accounts
By Jeremy Laird Published
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Cyber risk
'225,000,000,000 attacks per day': Computer users and gamers are significantly more at risk of cybercrime than at any other time in the past
By Nick Evanson Published
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Here's how long it would take 12 RTX 5090 GPUs to crack your password… and a reminder that just adding more characters still works
By Jacob Fox Last updated
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The FBI says cybercriminals were responsible for a record $16,600,000,000 in reported losses last year, up 33% from 2023
By Andy Edser Published
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US Justice Dept announces $10 million bounty on at-large 'hacker-for-hire' cabal it says targeted China critics, religious missionaries, and the Treasury
By Joshua Wolens Published
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Intel's fancy new AI tool measures image quality in games in real time, so upscaling artifacts and visual nasties have nowhere to hide
By Andy Edser Published
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Origin story
What the heck is 'AI Appreciation Day'? Turns out it was started by an Elon Musk admirer who camped outside of SpaceX Starbase for a year hoping to talk to the billionaire about AI regulation
By Tyler Wilde Published
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Microsoft's Copilot AI assistant can now optionally see your entire desktop—maybe it will be able to finally explain what Windows error code 0x8007002c means
By Jeremy Laird Published
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