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This updated Windows 11 clone is Linux underneath and makes your old PC run faster - get it now  BetaNews

This updated Windows 11 clone is Linux underneath and makes your old PC run faster - get it now  BetaNews

This updated Windows 11 clone is Linux underneath and makes your old PC run faster - get it now  BetaNews

This updated Windows 11 clone is Linux underneath and makes your old PC run faster - get it now  BetaNews

This updated Windows 11 clone is Linux underneath and makes your old PC run faster - get it now  BetaNews

This updated Windows 11 clone is Linux underneath and makes your old PC run faster - get it now  BetaNews

This updated Windows 11 clone is Linux underneath and makes your old PC run faster - get it now  BetaNews

This updated Windows 11 clone is Linux underneath and makes your old PC run faster - get it now  BetaNews

This updated Windows 11 clone is Linux underneath and makes your old PC run faster - get it now  BetaNews

So You've Set Up Linux On Windows Using WSL, Here's What You Can Do With It  How-To Geek

An anonymous reader shares a report: Valve has started to comply with the UK's Online Safety Act, by rolling out a requirement for all Brits to verify their age with a credit card to access "mature content" pages and games on Steam. UK users won't even be able to access the community hubs of mature content games unless a valid credit card is stored on a Steam account. While platforms like Reddit, Bluesky, and Discord have opted for age verification checks using selfies, Valve is restricting its age checks to just credit cards, according to a support article. "Among all age assurance mechanisms reviewed by Valve, this process preserves the maximum degree of user privacy," says Valve. "Having the credit card stored as a payment method acts as an additional deterrent against circumventing age verification by sharing a single Steam user account among multiple persons."

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Linux Kernel Eyes Default BLAKE2s for Faster, Secure Hashing  WebProNews

A 56-year-old tech industry veteran killed his mother and himself in Old Greenwich, Connecticut on August 5 after months of interactions with ChatGPT that encouraged his paranoid delusions. Greenwich police discovered Stein-Erik Soelberg and his 83-year-old mother Suzanne Eberson Adams dead in their home. Videos posted by Soelberg documented conversations where ChatGPT repeatedly assured him he was sane while validating his beliefs about surveillance campaigns and poisoning attempts by his mother. The chatbot told him a Chinese food receipt contained demonic symbols and that his mother's anger over a disconnected printer indicated she was "protecting a surveillance asset." OpenAI has contacted Greenwich police and announced plans for updates to help keep users experiencing mental distress grounded in reality.

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Armbian 25.8 Released with Support for Linux Kernel 6.16 and Debian Trixie  9to5Linux

Armbian 25.8 Released with Support for Linux Kernel 6.16 and Debian Trixie  9to5Linux

Armbian 25.8 Released with Support for Linux Kernel 6.16 and Debian Trixie  9to5Linux

Fast AMD processor, up to 128 GB RAM and Linux - The InfinityBook Pro 14 leaves a good impression in our review  Notebookcheck

Fast AMD processor, up to 128 GB RAM and Linux - The InfinityBook Pro 14 leaves a good impression in our review  Notebookcheck

Threat Actors Leveraging Windows and Linux Vulnerabilities in Real-world Attacks to Gain System Access  CyberSecurityNews

Threat Actors Leveraging Windows and Linux Vulnerabilities in Real-world Attacks to Gain System Access  CyberSecurityNews