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Nick Evanson - US White House: The responsibility of cybersecurity should be tech companies' and the Federal government's, not the individual - pcgamer.com - Usa

US White House: The responsibility of cybersecurity should be tech companies' and the Federal government's, not the individual

Of all the things I expected to read in my morning feed of tech news, a report from the US White House stating that tech companies and governments need to stop using certain programming languages to combat cybercrime wasn't top of my list. But that's exactly what has happened and the document in question, Back to the Building Blocks, lays out the changes required and the reasons behind them.

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Ted Litchfield - According to experts on kernel level anticheat, two things are abundantly clear: 1) It's not perfect and 2) It's not going anywhere - pcgamer.com

According to experts on kernel level anticheat, two things are abundantly clear: 1) It's not perfect and 2) It's not going anywhere

Like Denuvo DRM or shader compilation stutter, «kernel level anticheat» is one of the most high profile issues dogging PC gaming in recent years. The default position of most gamers is that it's a crutch used by «lazy devs», it ruins performance, and could even compromise security. However, after reading games marketing veteran Ryan K. Rigney's Push to Talk report, in which he interviews multiple professional anticheat experts, it's clear that the tech's here to stay regardless.

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Rohail Saleem - Nancy Pelosi Creates a Buzz by Buying up Shares in the Cyber Security Company Palo Alto Networks (PANW) - wccftech.com - Creates

Nancy Pelosi Creates a Buzz by Buying up Shares in the Cyber Security Company Palo Alto Networks (PANW)

This is not investment advice. The author has no position in any of the stocks mentioned. Wccftech.com has a disclosure and ethics policy.

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Seth Johnson - Microsoft 365 vs Lifetime Office 2021: Which One Is Right for You! - wccftech.com

Microsoft 365 vs Lifetime Office 2021: Which One Is Right for You!

Most times, when you buy a great new Windows laptop and a PC or Mac, you don't get Microsoft Office included. So, if you need to type up a document or put together a presentation, you'll need to consider purchasing the two modern versions of Office. You can subscribe to Microsoft 365 for a yearly or monthly fee and get the core Microsoft Office apps (and other bonuses), or you can purchase Office 2021 for a one-fee and worry less about subscriptions. We have a look at the benefits of both versions of Office for you right here. When it comes to their fundamental features and user interfaces, Office 2021 and Microsoft 365 are extremely comparable, and customers should expect a pretty uniform experience. Still, there are variations in the positioning of products. Office 2021 is more focused on meeting standard office requirements. The goal of every update is to give users the impression of a more productive workplace. Office 2021 offers certain network storage services as well. Conversely, Microsoft 365 boasts a plethora of exclusive AI features that make it easier for people who aren't familiar with Office's more sophisticated features.

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Francesco De Meo - Nintendo - Nintendo Switch 2 Is Reportedly Set for a March 2025 Launch - wccftech.com - Japan

Nintendo Switch 2 Is Reportedly Set for a March 2025 Launch

The Nintendo Switch 2 is launching sometime during March 2025, according to a new report shared online today.

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Tom Ivan - Saltsea Chronicles studio Die Gute Fabrik has halted production - videogameschronicle.com - Denmark

Saltsea Chronicles studio Die Gute Fabrik has halted production

Saltsea Chronicles studio Die Gute Fabrik has announced that it’s disbanding.

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Lee DAmato - What Happens If You Solve All Hudson Construction Sign Puzzles In Zelda: TOTK - screenrant.com

What Happens If You Solve All Hudson Construction Sign Puzzles In Zelda: TOTK

's Hudson Construction sign puzzles are a great way to rack up a few Rupees in the early game, and they provide moderately helpful items throughout, but whether they have any long-term rewards isn't immediately clear. While adventuring, players will often come across the zealous, helmet-haired Hudson Construction employee Addison, clinging to a wooden sign for dear life and needing help keeping it standing. Players are welcome to solve 's Hudson sign puzzles however they wish, but there are usually some building materials nearby to aid in the effort. The idea is to use Ultrahand to cobble together a structure stable enough to keep the sign standing until Addison can secure it.

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Nick Evanson - Dev who created Zip file support in Windows is part of the shadowy cabal of people who have actually paid for WinRAR - pcgamer.com

Dev who created Zip file support in Windows is part of the shadowy cabal of people who have actually paid for WinRAR

In the tech world, sometimes you come across a little tale that's simply a great read. Nothing shocking or revelatory, just… well… nice. And one perfect example of this is a brief post on X by Dave Plummer, a programmer who worked at Microsoft for many years. While there, though unrelated to his job, he wrote the code that enabled Zip file support in Windows, and somewhat ironically, he also paid the licence fee for WinRAR.

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