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    How to Stop Microsoft Bing From Opening Links in New Tabs

    Quick Links Why Does Bing Open Links In New Tabs? How to Stop Bing Opening Links in New Tabs Bing Search has an annoying behavior where it opens links in new tabs and the search page stays open in another. You may have noticed this on Microsoft Edge, but it happens on every browser when using Bing. Why Does Bing…

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    ‘Sill’ Is the Best Way to Read Bluesky and Mastadon Links

    I scroll through my Bluesky and Mastodon feeds every day and I sometimes grow tired of reading other people’s musings and opinions on everything. Some days, I just want to catch up on just the useful links in my timeline and Sill is a new tool that lets me do just that—you can think of Sill as an RSS feed…

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    Signal introduces convenient “call links” for private group chats

    The Signal messenger application has announced a set of new features aimed at making private group chats more convenient and easier for people to join. The highlight feature announced is “call links,” which allow users to create and share links with other Signal users without needing to create a group chat. The links can be created from the new “calls”…

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    Google’s mysterious ‘search.app’ links leave Android users concerned

    Google has left Android users puzzled after the most recent update to the Google mobile app causes links shared from the app to now be prepended with a mysterious “search.app” domain. As the Google app is a popular portal for searching the web for Android users and delivers a personalized content news feed referred to as Google Discover, it has…

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    How to Create and Use Symbolic Links (aka Symlinks) on Linux

    Key Takeaways Use the ln command with the -s flag in the terminal to create symbolic links, such as “ln -s /home/name/Downloads /home/name/Desktop”. In Ubuntu’s Files app, copy a file or folder and then hit Ctrl+M in the directory you want the symlink to create it without use of the terminal. Symbolic links are advanced shortcuts in Linux, allowing files…

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    X blocked hacked JD Vance dossier links after the Trump campaign flagged it

    Illustration by Laura Normand / The Verge The Presidential campaign of Donald Trump asked X to stop links to a story containing VP nominee JD Vance’s hacked dossier from circulating before X chose to block them, reports The New York Times. X had cited its “rules on posting unredacted private personal information” as its justification for suspending the reporter who…

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    Meta blocks links to the hacked JD Vance dossier on Threads, Instagram, and Facebook

    Meta is restricting links on Threads, Instagram, and Facebook that lead to Ken Klippenstein’s newsletter containing a JD Vance dossier that was allegedly nabbed in an Iranian hack of the Trump campaign. The company has apparently removed posts containing the link and is seemingly blocking links to PDFs of the dossier being hosted elsewhere. Meta spokesperson Dave Arnold emailed Meta’s…

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    How hackers are using legitimate tools to distribute phishing links

    As both security tools and employees have become more astute at detecting traditional phishing attacks, threat actors have turned to manipulating trusted platforms to distribute phishing links hidden in seemingly legitimate URLs. In one example of this approach, a report from Barracuda Networks published on 12 September detailed a rise in phishing attacks leveraging trusted content creation and collaboration platforms.…

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    Monopoly GO Free Dice Links (August 2024)

    Are you searching for Monopoly GO free dice links? If that’s the case, we have some good news for you. We list all the active codes below and update the post regularly. Monopoly GO is a mobile game that brings the experience of the age-old board game, seeing you build landmarks, steal money, and pay taxes. However, you need dice…

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