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RTX 4090 graphics card users report burnt 16-pin power connector

RTX 4090 users posted photos on social media reporting that the graphics card’s 16-pin power connector (ie 12VHPWR) burned out. One user’s graphics card caught fire and smoke, and another found the connector melted after the graphics card died. Before the RTX 4090 was released, Nvidia itself concluded after testing different implementations of the 12VHPWR […]

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Next steps for the Rust for Linux project

Linus Torvalds recently incorporated support for the Rust language in the latest development release of Linux. Rust is a high-performance, memory-safe language, and most of the vulnerabilities discovered by software projects are memory-safety-related vulnerabilities. Developing the kernel with Rust will help improve the memory safety of the kernel. Memory support for Rust comes from the

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smartphone without screen

Many people spend hours staring at their phone screens every day. How to reduce screen time? What if a smartphone doesn’t have a screen? A company called MyManu is touting the concept of a screenless smartphone . Its Titan devices are eSim-enabled voice-controlled earbuds that come pre-installed with the real-time translation app MyJuno, which supports

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Severely ill patients with COVID-19 produce antibodies that impair their own blood pressure regulation

Zhuge Horror wrote ” Severely ill patients with COVID-19 spontaneously produce AngII (angiotensin II) antibodies that correlate with blood pressure dysregulation and disease severity. Researchers at the University of Chicago found that a considerable number of patients hospitalized with the new crown developed AngII antibodies. The target protein of the new coronavirus is ACE2 (angiotensin-converting

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India slaps Google with $162 million antitrust fine

India’s competition watchdog fines Google $161.9 million for anticompetitive conduct related to Android mobile devices. This is a major setback for Google in the Indian market. The Competition Commission of India’s investigation into Google follows complaints three and a half years ago, saying Google’s imposition of unfairness by mandating device makers to pre-install the full

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OpenBSD 7.2 released

The 53rd version of the OpenBSD distribution, v7.2 , is released. Major new changes include: support for new platforms such as Ampere Altra, Apple M2, Lenovo ThinkPad x13s and other devices using Qualcomm Snapdragon 8cx Gen 3 (SC8280XP) SoC; multiple kernel improvements, SMP improvements, updated drm(4) to Linux 5.15. 69, etc., and more can be

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Hans Niemann sues Magnus Carlsen and others for $100 million in defamation claims

Chess grandmaster Hans Niemann is suing five-time world champion Magnus Carlsen and others for defamation for $100 million. Niemann ended Carlsen’s 53-game unbeaten streak at the Sinquefield Cup in September. Carlsen then withdrew from the game, publicly accusing Niemann of cheating shortly before. Niemann, 19, admitted to cheating on Chess.com online games twice, once at

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