Where Did All Your Zoom Friends Go?

posted on March 19, 2023
They got lost in this weird moment, where the world is caught between crisis and normalcy, nostalgic for house parties — and Houseparty, too.

El nuevo GPT-4, lo bueno y lo malo

posted on March 19, 2023
OpenAI ha mejorado la tecnología de su chatbot en línea. Ahora es más preciso, pero sigue inventando cosas.

GPT-4 emociona y asusta

posted on March 19, 2023
El nuevo modelo de lenguaje de OpenAI podría no parecer tan peligroso, ahora. Sin embargo, los peores riesgos son precisamente los que no podemos anticipar.

Google Glass killed off for a second time

posted on March 18, 2023

The original Google Glass' $1,500 price tag and concerns over privacy implications meant it never caught on with customers after first arriving in 2013. But Google gave it a new lease of life as an enterprise product by 2017, releasing a second-generation model named Google Glass Enterprise Edition 2 a couple of years later.

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Anti-piracy coalition helped dismantle Evo piracy group

posted on March 18, 2023

Working with Portuguese authorities in an investigation that is still ongoing, the Alliance for Creativity and Entertainment (ACE) has seemingly brought the leaders of EVOLUTiON to justice. The group known as "EVO" was one of the most active "releasers" within the P2P scene, and it was likely targeted by the...

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MNT Reform Pocket laptop ships in October starting at $899

posted on March 18, 2023

Other noteworthy hardware includes a 60-key, backlit mechanical keyboard with ortholinear matrix and N-key rollover support, a 15mm micro-optical trackball with four buttons, 128GB of eMMC flash memory (plus an NVMe SSD slot and a micro-SD card slot for expansion), and dual li-ion batteries that supply about four hours of...

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This default Windows setting can restrict gaming performance by up to 10%

posted on March 18, 2023

Tom's Hardware recently discovered that, at some point since the initial controversy surrounding Windows 11's Virtualization-based Security (VBS), updates have reenabled it for seemingly all Windows 11 and Windows 10 systems. Leaving it on can lower some games' framerates by almost 10 percent, though often less than one percent depending on the title.

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