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Here are hints and the answers for today's Connections for Monday, Aug. 3.
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Here are hints and the answer for today's Wordle No. 1,871 for Monday, Aug. 3.
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If you want the best view of the 2026 solar eclipse, you'll need to travel to Spain or Iceland.
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WACUP (WinAmp Community Update Project) is a freeware app that aims to keep Winamp alive by improving the app by fixing bugs and adding new features. Once started, WACUP works exactly like Winamp, so there isn't much else to mention here. But, a lot is going on under the hood [License: | Requires:
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I got a rare peek into Samsung's Gumi manufacturing facility, where phones like the Z Fold 8 Ultra are in production.
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Nearly 22 percent of children are on Pinterest while there was "no statistically significant change" in AI chatbot use.
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NEW RESOURCES University of Washington: 6.5 million Americans face landslide risks — a new database shows where they live. "The new Landslide Exposure Database is the first resource to map building-level landslide […]
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If you're unaware, the Media Creation Tool is a super-simple way to download a small program from Microsoft and bake it onto a USB drive that can then be used to install a copy of Windows on a PC. It's an excellent method for installing fresh and starting from scratch, especially if you need to do so for another computer, say, in aid of family tech support. The Media Creation Tool has been around in various flavors for years, and it's periodically updated as a separate piece of software… and the latest update has broken it for some users on Windows 10.
That's according to Microsoft itself, who filed it as a bug on October 10th (that's 11 days after the tool was updated). According to the official "Known Issues" page for Windows (spotted by Windows Latest), Windows 10 machines on the 22H2 release are seeing the tool "close unexpectedly, displaying no error message."
The fact that this was an update to the tool that immediately preceded the self-imposed deadline that Microsoft set for a Windows 11 upgrade is u
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IBM is rolling out a new DNS-based service that will let customers securely control connectivity between distributed multicloud environments.
NS1 Connect is one of the first fruits from IBM's acquisition of DNS specialist NS1 earlier this year. The service is aimed at helping organizations set up the best connection between clouds and end users to deliver applications optimized for performance, cost, security and availability.
Core to the NS1 Connect package, which will be available Oct. 17, is traffic-steering technology that intelligently distributes DNS traffic across the network. DNS is often described as the Internet's phone book, working in the background to match the names of web sites that users type into a search box with the corresponding IP address.
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