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I’ve been waiting for this: Nvidia RTX 5080, 5070 Ti and 5070 SUPER could finally fix the biggest flaw — not enough VRAM
One common complaint about Nvidia’s RTX 50-series GPUs amongst PC gamers has been the amount of video memory (VRAM) for what you pay. DLSS 4 and neural rendering help lighten the load, but demanding AAA titles can still push systems to their limits quickly. But it seems as if Team Green has a plan for this, as according to Kopite7kimi…
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Some Brother printers have a remote code execution vulnerability, and they can’t fix it
Two others, CVE-2024-51980 and CVE-2024-51981, enable server-side request forgery (SSRF), allowing printers to send crafted requests into internal networks they shouldn’t be talking to. In corporate environments, this could let attackers probe internal services, bypass access controls, or pivot deeper into the network. Finally, CVE-2024-51984 exposes plaintext credentials for services such as LDAP or FTP to authenticated users, offering a…
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How to fix a Windows black screen – Computerworld
(Don’t have a USB 3 external GPU for testing/troubleshooting? See this Newegg search for some good potential USB 3-based candidates, many of which are available in the $60 to $100 range for HDMI, DisplayPort, and DVI displays.) 4. Replace the graphics hardware. It’s up to you (and prevailing service contract arrangements) whether this is a DIY exercise or if it involves turning the…
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Microsoft shares temp fix for Outlook crashes when opening emails
Microsoft has shared a workaround for a known issue that causes the classic Outlook email client to crash when opening or starting a new message. These problems affect users in the Monthly Enterprise Channel who updated Outlook for Microsoft 365 earlier this month, starting with Version 2504 (Build 18730.20122). “When you open or start a new email, classic Outlook crashes.…
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You Can ‘Fix’ Apple’s Liquid Glass Transparent Design
Change isn’t always easy. Case in point: “Liquid Glass.” Apple’s upcoming “26” updates for iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple Watch, Apple TV, and Vision Pro introduce this new design language that adds a transparent, glassy look to icons, menus, and windows. Some people are digging it, while others are hating on it. And the haters are hating. I generally like the…
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iPhone users say Mail app is suddenly freezing with iOS 18.5 — here’s a fix you can try
Since Apple rolled out iOS 18.5, a growing number of iPhone users have reported issues with accessing their inbox as the Mail app is getting stuck on a blank white screen. Several comments on Reddit and the Apple Support Community describe being unable to view emails in their inboxes as the app is either glitchy or unresponsive. The underlying cause…
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Mazda CX-30 and Mazda3 Recalled to Fix Airbag Software Issue
The problem can only occur if the vehicle’s starter battery dies after the ignition has been left in the “on” position without the engine running for 2 or more hours, according to documents the automaker provided to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), If this happens, the vehicle’s airbag sensor may store an error code that deactivates the airbags…
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How to Fix “The Application Can’t Be Opened” on Mac
Few things are more frustrating than a vague error message, especially if it prevents you from running a game or an app you’ve just installed. macOS likes to throw these errors at you from time to time, in the name of system security. So what can you do about it? What the Error Looks Like I encountered this error myself…
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Update Google Chrome ASAP to Fix a Critical Vulnerability
If you use Google Chrome, you need to update your browser right now. Google just released an emergency patch for a three security vulnerabilities, one of which is a zero-day that has been actively exploited. Zero-days are high-severity flaws that are either actively exploited in the wild or publicly disclosed before the developer pushes an update to fix the vulnerability.…
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Email spoofing attacks are still a major threat for FTSE 100 companies – despite a simple fix being widely available
Almost a third of FTSE 100 organizations are still vulnerable to email spoofing attacks, according to research by Hornetsecurity. The findings come in spite of the widespread availability of domain-based message authentication, reporting & conformance (DMARC) tools, which perform last-mile checks on emails to ensure they come from legitimate domains and aren’t malicious in nature. Speaking at Infosecurity Europe 2025,…
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