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Famous (and Infamous) Movie Passion Projects
We may earn a commission from links on this page. 2024 saw the release of Megalopolis, a cinematic oddity that Francis Ford Coppola had been noodling since 1977—while he was in the middle of filming another of his own passion projects, the legendarily fraught Apocalypse Now. 2025 will, perhaps, be the year that similarly renowned director Park Chan-wook (The Handmaiden,…
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Multiple X-Men Characters Will Appear in Upcoming MCU Projects Before Secret Wars: Feige
After Deadpool and Wolverine, fans of the X-Men franchise are active once again and they want more of X-Men on their screen as soon as possible. Even though we knew we would get to see more of the mutants following the release of Deadpool 3, we didn’t know when it would happen. Now, Kevin Feige has confirmed when we will…
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GitHub projects targeted with malicious commits to frame researcher
GitHub projects have been targeted with malicious commits and pull requests, in an attempt to inject backdoors into these projects. Most recently, the GitHub repository of Exo Labs, an AI and machine learning startup, was targeted in the attack, which has left many wondering about the attacker’s true intentions. ‘Innocent looking PR’ caught injecting backdoor On Tuesday, Alex Cheema, co-founder of EXO Labs warned everyone…
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Slack adds templates to help users kick off projects quicker – Computerworld
“Teams shouldn’t be reinventing the wheel with each new project,” Rob Seaman, senior vice president for product at Slack, said in a blog post Wednesday. “Templates provide the setup and framework for every line of business, so there’s no guessing at how to get work started.” Users can access the template gallery from a tab on the left-hand sidebar in…
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ROI from AI projects has nosedived – how can IT leaders deliver success?
Return on investment (ROI) from AI has plummeted over the last three years, and the issue rests on how enterprises are maximizing the use of their data. Source link
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Too Many DIY Projects Unfinished? The Blackzero 3-In-1 Portable Tool Set Is Here to Help
This article is sponsored by Blackzero. Product choices and opinions expressed are from the sponsor and do not reflect the views of How-to Geek editorial staff. Whether you’re a professional tradesperson or just have some work you need to do around the house, having the right tools for the job is one of the most important things you can do.…
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It’s Now Easier to Make Raspberry Pi Pico Projects
The Raspberry Pi Pico is the perfect little board for a variety of projects. The Pico VS Code extension, which has just released in a public beta, might be just what you need for your next DIY project with a Pico board. Raspberry Pi has officially launched the public beta of its Pico Visual Studio Code Extension, a tool designed…
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How to Boost Success of IT Projects in 2025
The success rate of IT projects can be improved by empowering business unit leaders to become tech innovators, Gartner Vice President Analyst Daniel Sanchez-Reina told a crowd of CIOs and IT leaders on Sept. 10 at the Gartner IT Symposium/Xpo in Australia. As he explained, CIOs in Australia have historically struggled to meet objectives: Only 48% of digital projects are…
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Why are so many AI projects destined for failure? Inexperienced staff, poor planning, and a shoehorned approach to agile development are all stifling innovation
AI projects fail because of technical challenges, people misunderstanding what’s possible, and agile development, according to research from the RAND institute. Research cited by RAND suggests as many as 80% of AI projects fail — that’s twice the rate of other technology projects and a serious problem for the industry given the costs involved with AI. RAND notes that the…
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New Revival Hijack technique leaves 22,000 PyPi projects vulnerable to attacks
Up to 22,000 PyPI packages may be at risk of being hijacked in a newly-developed supply chain attack technique, research reveals. Security researchers at devops specialist JFrog published a blog warning developers about a new attack technique that leverages the ability to re-register popular packages once the original owner removes them from PyPI’s index. Dubbed ‘Revival Hijack’, the technique builds…
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