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Cooler Master Mobius 120 OC Review (Page 1 of 4)

Sometimes it is nice to ignore all responsibilities and catch up on sleep. After a month of immense workload, I found myself completely exhausted and with absolutely no motivation to move. The result of this was basically having a full day of lying in bed. I did feel a bit of guilt about not doing anything that day, but I coped with the thought that it was some needed rest. With that, I spent the entire day either asleep or watching interesting...

GAMDIAS AEOLUS M3-1204R Review (Page 1 of 4)

A few years ago, I was a graduate student doing research every day. My research topic was about improving wireless communication efficiency for Internet of Things, or IoT, applications. The assumption is that there could be a large number of low power wireless devices randomly transmitting packets to the Internet and those devices can only use the resource-limited license-free radio band. As a result, it is likely that two or more devices would...

iOS 16.4.1: Download This Security Update Now

From CNET: Apple released iOS 16.4.1 on Friday, a little more than two weeks after the release of iOS 16.4. The latest update brings security fixes and bug patches to issues that might be actively exploited on your iPhone. The update also fixes a few problems with iPhone features that some users...

Tesla Employees Shared Video Captured From Customers' Car Cameras

From PC Mag: Tesla employees shared sensitive videos and images recorded by customers’ car cameras, a Reuters investigation(Opens in a new window) finds.

Content recorded by built-in cameras used to assist driving was routinely shared between employees via an internal messaging system between 2019...

Microsoft Edge puts Bing’s AI image generator at your fingertips

From PC World: ouncing between apps and programs can become a time suck—a problem that Microsoft Edge’s newest features want to nip in the bud. Splashiest among them is the integration of Microsoft’s Dall-E powered Bing Image Creator, which lets you generate custom AI art right within the browser...

Substack writers say Twitter’s newsletter ban is bad for business — and worse for Twitter

From The Verge: This week, Twitter began restricting the promotion of links to Substack newsletters, a move that seems to fly in the face of owner Elon Musk’s vocal support of free speech on the platform. The change is a huge problem for Substack writers, who have found Twitter to be one of the best...

Head Of AMD’s Influential Research Group Leaves Amid Other Exec Changes

From CRN: The head of AMD’s influential research group is departing the chip designer 15 years after founding the division that has made crucial contributions in areas like AI, high-performance computing and advanced memory.

Alan Lee, the head of AMD Research, announced Friday on LinkedIn that he...

Western Digital’s My Cloud is still down, but there’s a workaround

From The Verge: It’s April 7th, and you know what that means? That’s right. It means that Western Digital’s cloud network has officially been down for five days.

On April 2nd (this past Sunday), the data storage manufacturer announced that it was experiencing a service outage impacting a whole...

Samsung Software Engineers Busted for Pasting Proprietary Code Into ChatGPT

From PC Mag: Multiple employees of Samsung's Korea-based semiconductor business plugged lines of confidential code into ChatGPT, effectively leaking corporate secrets that could be included in the chatbot's future responses to other people around the world.

One employee copied buggy source code...

AWS Confirms Layoffs Impacting ‘Single Digit Percentage’ Of Employees

From CRN: Amazon Web Services confirmed to CRN that Amazon’s latest 9,000 employee layoff round will impact a “small, single-digit percentage” of AWS employees.

Furthermore, AWS told CRN that the $85 billion worldwide cloud market share leader will still have more employees in 2023 than it had in...