moricons.dll, A Remnant Of Windows 3.1 Lives On To This Day
When Windows goes through a major upgrade Microsoft is more likely to hide legacy features and files that to actually get rid of them. For instance, you may no longer see Disk…
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Author: Jeremy Hellstrom
Crap AI Bug Reports Trying To Score Bounties Makes Another Open Source Developer’s Hair Curl
First they came for Python, bombarding the developers with AI generated bug reports which are utter garage, in the hopes of getting a bug bounty. Now opportunistic people with little...
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Lepro AI Powered Indoor And Outdoor ARGB Lights Enthralled Me
It's finally happened and I have been successfully tempted by The Light Side, accepting at least some AI and aRGB into my life, thanks to Lepro. They offer indoor and outdoor IoT…
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Half-Life 3 Might Be Announced This Year?!?
One of the most frustrating running gags on the interubes is "Half-Life 3 confirmed", but that may no longer be a the case. According to yet another leak, the development...
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Memory-Safe Sudo-rs To Become Default In Ubuntu 25.10
Ubuntu has a fairly large announcement that may not be terribly exciting for many, will help many security specialists sleep better at night. The current Sudo command is vulnerable to several privilege…
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Lenovo ThinkSystem ST45 V3, A Customizable EPYC Tower Server
Lenovo's ST45 V3 is an interesting hybrid of a tower server and workstation, great if you have a need for a local server for your home or small business. It has a…
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The RTX 5060 Will Briefly Appear On May 19, Momentarily Costing $299
It's official, the 8GB RTX 5060 is die for launch on May 19th and will even be in stock, for several seconds, before completely disappearing from official retailers and reappearing...
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The MSI MAG X870E TOMAHAWK WiFi Adds Even More Choice For AMD Motherboards
There are now a lot of choices when it comes to X870 motherboards, so if you are building a new AMD based system you can pick the model that best meets your…
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Skype Finally Dies Today, Forcing Home Users To Switch To Anything But Teams
Skype was the last of the conferencing apps that focused purely on video and text chats, without the addition of dozens of features that are barely related to simply making calls over…
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The Corsair Nautilus 360 RS ARGB, 360mm Cooling For Modern AMD And Intel CPUs
A new AiO LCS from Corsair has surfaced, the Corsair Nautilus 360 RS. It is designed to be easy to use and install, so it would be a good choice for someone…
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Microsoft Is Working On Getting Rid Of Passwords For Windows And O359
The world has a password problem that is getting worse by the second. With hordes of apps now requiring you to create a unique account to access them, with a unique password…
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Two For Subnautica 2 And Subnautica 2 For Two
There is a short devlog video for Subnautica 2 over at Rock, Paper, SHOTGUN which shows off a bit of the game and some details on what Unknown Worlds Entertainment...
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