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    Virgin Media O2 cuts data center cooling costs by £1 million per year

    Virgin Media O2 (VMO2) has cut the amount of energy needed to cool its data centers by 15% – the equivalent of 760 tons of carbon dioxide emissions, based on location-based scope 2 accounting. The reductions were achieved through a partnership with AI-powered data center optimization software supplier EkkoSense, which specializes in real-time overviews of thermal, power and capacity performance.…

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    Get a Lifetime of AI-Driven Social Media Power for $39

    TL;DR: Just $39 gets you CoxPost for life, which can automate all of your social content. Tired of juggling social media tasks, constantly posting, responding to comments, and missing prime engagement opportunities? CoxPost is here to change the game — and for just $39, you can unlock lifetime access to this AI-powered social media management platform. Say goodbye to the…

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    You’re Training Your Social Media Algorithm Every Day

    Quick Links Why the Algorithm Matters How to Train Your Social Media Algorithm Key Takeaways Algorithms on social media apps are shaped by machine learning, informed by user interactions. Train your algorithm by actively engaging with posts: like, follow, comment, and share. Use platform-specific tools to tailor your feed, hide unwanted content, and provide feedback. Modern social media apps rely…

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    ‘Sherlock’ Finds Matching Usernames Across 400 Social Media Networks

    Want to check if a particular internet handle you encountered online (or created yourself) is being used on any other social networks or websites? Sherlock is a free command line application that scans around 400 social networks and finds accounts that match whatever username you type in. Using this service couldn’t be simpler: Just open it up and type “sherlock”…

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    Researcher sued for sharing data stolen by ransomware with media

    The City of Columbus, Ohio, has filed a lawsuit against security researcher David Leroy Ross, aka Connor Goodwolf, accusing him of illegally downloading and disseminating data stolen from the City’s IT network and leaked by the Rhysida ransomware gang. Columbus, the capital and most populous (2,140,000) city in Ohio, suffered a ransomware attack on July 18, 2024, which caused various…

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    Windows 11 build 22635.4082 adds Lock screen media controls and enhances notifications

    Windows 11 build 22635.4082 releases in the Beta Channel as the update KB5041876. This flight introduces new media controls in the Lock screen, adds a new option to disable notifications, and updates the Delivery Optimizations settings. Also, the update continues in the Start menu to change the views of the All Apps menu. As part of the Beta Channel development,…

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    Audit finds notable security gaps in FBI’s storage media management

    An audit from the Department of Justice’s Office of the Inspector General (OIG) identified “significant weaknesses” in FBI’s inventory management and disposal of electronic storage media containing sensitive and classified information. The report highlights multiple issues with policies and procedures or controls for tracking storage media extracted from devices, and significant physical security gaps in the media destruction process. The FBI…

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    Social Media Bots Are Impersonating Customer Service Travel Reps Now

    Key Takeaways Scammers are impersonating airline representatives to trick customers into giving away personal information. Airlines will only reach out via official social media accounts, not individual accounts for representatives. Pay attention to the account handles, photos, join dates, and what they’re asking for. Don’t trust anything that seems off. There seems to have been a recent uptick in fake…

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    How to find your oldest social media posts and delete them

    We’ve been living with social media for a long time now — Facebook opened up to the public in 2006 — and that means a lengthy trail of posts stretching back through the years. While this does let you take a nostalgic trip into the past with just a few clicks, it can also bring up some embarrassing and awkward…

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