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Absolute genius use of windows! 🤯 QZAR @qzarism⁠ ⁠ photos via @lunapark⁠ ⁠ #art #smart #graff #graffiti #newyorkcity #nycgraffiti #qzar #spraypaint #bombingscience

⚡️What’s the most affordable AI Computer with GPU (“GPUter”) you can build in 2025? We have an answer! That’s our actual GPUter in the photo - built for just $1,040 with all new parts available in the U.S. market (2025). It’s whisper-quiet, but packs serious power.

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VIKTOR GYOKERES IS OFF THE MARK FOR ARSENAL. 🫢

Arsenal's new no.10, Ebere Eze 🔴

How the PIP Scandal Reshaped Europe’s Medtech Regulations Historically, new medical device products were often released in Europe first because regulations allowed for faster market approval under the Medical Device Directive (MDD). In 2010–2011, a major scandal emerged when

Let it all work out ❤️

Microsoft Lays Out Its Quantum-Safe Plans

I am out from the exploitation world since 8 years ago now, but https://t.co/cb9WAD5gmL is a very nice reading. Well done @carrot_c4k3 ! Kudos!

Go 1.25 Released With Experimental GC Yielding 10~40% Reduction In Overhead https://t.co/BxLGcGMFsX

New WinDbg just dropped in the Microsoft Store! Faster downloads for large PDB files and console debuggers are part of the package! Note the architecture is part of the exe name. https://t.co/13bz1uYF4y.

With smart, cost-effective containment measures, localities can keep turf fields sustainable for the environment and preserve year-round play. Find the full story in two recent studies from the UK and Denmark, which add to a strong body of research showing the fields’ safety.

Don't miss today's Defender Fridays session with David Weston (@dwizzzleMSFT), Corp Vice President of OS Security at Microsoft! David will be sharing his expertise on Defending AI on the Edge. He'll cover how we protect AI data and models on Windows devices outside of the data

Nothing Phone(3) has launched! #NothingPhone3

After a long and storied history, the BSOD is being replaced. WIRED takes a trip down memory lane to wave goodbye to the iconic screen we all love to hate.

Really great paper https://t.co/6T4k0nceMC

Windows is getting rid of the Blue Screen of Death after 40 years 😲 Microsoft is saying hello to a redesigned black error message instead. Full details on the BSOD overhaul, below 👇

Microsoft is starting to move antivirus providers out of the Windows kernel. Security vendors are about to test new Windows changes in a private preview that's designed to prevent another CrowdStrike incident. Full details and interview 👇

you can then use WEF and build your own EDR thing-y if you want to. It can run in parallel with whatever you already have.

herbo cooked here

Would putting feed of Raw EDR/AV events like (CreateProcess, DNS, File Ops) into the Windows event log by default be valuable to you?

Windows is getting rid of the Blue Screen of Death after 40 years

Microsoft is moving antivirus providers out of the Windows kernel