Author: ProHoster

AMD stopped releasing drivers for Kaby Lake-G processors after Intel

AMD has stopped releasing driver updates for Intel Kaby Lake-G processors, which are equipped with Radeon RX Vega M graphics cores. This happened several months after Intel shifted responsibility for releasing updates to AMD. When attempting to update processor drivers, users of some devices receive a message indicating that the hardware configuration is not supported. By […]

Brave Browser Caught Substituting Referral Links When Going To Certain URLs

The Internet browser Brave Browser, which is a Chromium-based product, was caught by users of substituting referral links when going to certain sites. For example, a referral code is added to the link when you go to “binance.us”, turning the original link into “binance.us/en?ref=35089877”. The browser behaves similarly when navigating to some other cryptocurrency-related sites. According to available data, the referral link […]

Moto G Fast and Moto E smartphones debuted with a price tag of $200 and $150

The official presentation of the mid-level smartphone Moto G Fast and the new generation Moto E took place. The devices can be pre-ordered starting today, and actual sales will begin on June 12. The Moto G Fast model has an eight-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 665 processor without 5G support. The amount of RAM is 3 GB, the capacity of the flash drive is 32 GB [...]

Huge concave monitor LG 38WN95C-W will cost $1600

LG will soon begin selling the 38WN95C-W monitor, built on a high-quality Nano IPS matrix measuring 37,5 inches diagonally. The new product is suitable for use as part of gaming desktop systems. The panel has a concave shape. According to LG, it uses an UltraWide QHD+ matrix with a resolution of 3840 × 1600 pixels, an aspect ratio of 24:10 and 98 percent coverage of the DCI-P3 color space. Response time […]

One of Volvo's largest plants has switched completely to renewable energy

Volvo Cars has taken a major step towards becoming climate-neutral by 2025: one of the company's largest plants has switched to XNUMX% renewable electricity. We are talking about an enterprise located in Chengdu (the capital of Sichuan province in southwest China). This is Volvo's largest production site in China. Until now, the said plant has used […]

Release of Kuesa 3D 1.2, a package to simplify the development of 3D applications on Qt

KDAB has published the release of the Kuesa 3D 1.2 toolkit, which provides tools for creating 3D applications based on Qt 3D. The project aims to simplify collaboration between designers creating models in packages such as Blender, Maya and 3ds Max, and developers writing application code using Qt. Working with models is separated from writing code, and Kuesa acts as a […]

uBlock Origin added script blocking for scanning network ports

Rules have been added to the EasyPrivacy filter used in uBlock Origin to block typical network port scanning scripts on the user’s local system. Let us recall that in May, scanning of local ports was detected when opening the eBay.com website. It turned out that this practice is not limited to eBay and many other sites (Citibank, TD Bank, Sky, GumTree, WePay, etc.) use port scanning […]

System Rescue Cd 6.1.5

On June 8, SystemRescueCd 6.1.5 was released, a popular live distribution based on Arch Linux for data recovery and working with partitions. Changes: The kernel has been updated to version 5.4.44 LTS. Unnecessary large firmware files have been removed from initramfs. Added encrypt hook for booting from encrypted partitions. Fixed DHCP startup not working after PXE boot. Auto-login to serial console is enabled. '>>>' […]

Check Point R80.10 API. Control via CLI, scripts and more

I am sure that everyone who has ever worked with Check Point has had a complaint about the inability to edit the configuration from the command line. This is especially wild for those who have previously worked with Cisco ASA, where absolutely everything can be configured in the CLI. At Check Point, the opposite is true - all security settings were performed exclusively from the graphical interface. However, some […]

More than just self-driving technology: the future of the automotive industry

More recently, innovation in the automotive industry has revolved around increasing engine power, then increasing efficiency, while at the same time improving aerodynamics, improving comfort levels and redesigning the appearance of vehicles. Now, hyperconnectivity and automation are driving the automotive industry into the future. When it comes to the car of the future, […]

How I use AirDrop instead of Tinder

Apple devices have a great Airdrop feature - it is made to transfer data between devices. At the same time, no configuration and preliminary pairing of devices is required, everything works out of the box in two clicks. For data transfer, an add-on is used over Wi-Fi, and therefore data is transferred at tremendous speeds. At the same time, using some tricks, you can not only send […]

Liar or victim of deceit: Lance McDonald questioned the existence of the PC version of Bloodborne

Blogger and modder Lance McDonald commented on recent rumors on his microblog about a potential PC version of the action-RPG Bloodborne from From Software. MacDonald himself is no stranger to the Japanese studio's gothic hit: in addition to revealing unused content, the modder recently forced the game to run at 60 frames per second. “I consider everyone who publicly said that Bloodborne […]