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How to Start, Stop, and Restart Services in Linux
For advanced Linux users, starting, stopping, and restarting Linux services is essential. These operations allow users to access the functionality of each service. For example, to use a web server, users need to start the Apache service, or to use a database, users must start the MySQL service. Managing Linux services is also important for system stability and can help…
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IT services spending set to surge in 2025 as CIOs shift to AI partner solutions
European organizations are expected to ramp up IT services spending in 2025 as CIOs focus their IT budgets on delivering tangible business benefits from generative AI. IT spending as a whole across Europe is expected to hit $1.28 trillion in 2025 — a ‘remarkable’ 8.7% increase, according to Gartner, and the highest growth rate in IT spending in a single…
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Apple to expand its satellite services with Globalstar – Computerworld
How the industry sees satellite connectivity Satellite industry incumbents, telecoms, and tech companies see satellite communications as an important and necessary next step to bridge the digital divide. The idea is that these systems can connect communities globally, including in places in which the cost of building infrastructure remains too high, or even too risky. That’s always been the case, of…
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Apple Pay Is Addicted to Awful Lending Services
Alright, Klarna is the latest addition to Apple Pay’s Buy-Now-Pay-Later (BNPL) portfolio. If you want to take out a 0% interest loan to buy a new pair of shoes, or whatever, just select Klarna or one of the other BNPL services that are built into Apple Pay’s checkout screen. Bleh. We attacked Apple’s Pay Later service when it launched a…
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New Fido standard for passkeys will make it easier to change services
Considering that companies like 1Password, Apple, Bitwarden, Dashlane, Enpass, Google, Microsoft, NordPass, Okta, Samsung, and SK Telecom are members of the Fido Alliance, we can probably expect that there is a decent chance that the proposal will become a reality in the near future. Source link
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Cancelling those annoying subscription services is about to get a whole lot easier — here’s how
Based solely on the number of podcasts ads I hear for services that monitor personal spending, canceling subscriptions is an annoying, complicated process that most of us would rather forget about than stop paying for things we’re not using. Obviously, companies that rely on subscription fees don’t want you cancelling, with some throwing up roadblocks to stop you. That may…
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Don’t Miss out on These 5 Underrated Music Streaming Services
Music streaming can be a very personal experience, which is why finding the right service that fits all your needs can be a bit challenging. However, there are many choices available to you beyond Spotify, Apple Music, and other mainstream services. Here are some underrated music streaming services that you might be missing out on. 1 Tidal This music streaming…
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Three Services People Don’t Know They Can Get From Their Bank for Free
Banks aren’t just a necessary place to stash your cash, they serve a deep community purpose. They offer financing for businesses and major purchases, like a car or a house, as well as a long list of other financial services. Many of those services cost money in the form of fees—but most banks offer at least a few free services…
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OpenAI says hackers keep trying to use its services for cyber attacks
OpenAI has disrupted more than 20 attempts to use its models since the beginning of the year, but said the attempts to use its tools to disrupt elections or build malware appear to have largely failed — as had a targeted phishing attack against staff. OpenAI described threat actors using ChatGPT to debug malware, writing content for fake social media…
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DoJ mulls potential Google services breakup in monopoly lawsuit – what happens next?
American regulators are considering breaking up Google after a judge ruled that it has a search monopoly. To address the issue, the US Department of Justice (DoJ) is considering a series of “behavioral and structural remedies” — but the one catching the most attention is a potential breakup of the company. “Google’s anticompetitive conduct resulted in interlocking and pernicious harms…
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