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5 Critical Vulnerabilities in Chrome: An Assessment of Chrome's Hidden Identification Methods

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Google released Chrome update 147.0.7727.101, which fixes 31 vulnerabilities, five of which are rated critical. These critical issues allow for the bypass of all browser security layers and code execution outside of the sandbox environment. While details are not yet available, the vulnerabilities are known to be caused by buffer overruns in the ANGLE layer (which translates OpenGL ES calls to other graphics […]

Google has begun expanding Gemini personalization.

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At the beginning of the year, Google introduced "Personal Intelligence," a feature that allows the Gemini chatbot to contextualize user conversations based on all the information the user has shared with Google services. This feature will now be available to a significantly wider audience. "Personal Intelligence" analyzes the user's content and history across services like Gmail, Photos, YouTube, and Search, extracting the most relevant […]

The Chinese robot Unitree R1 is now available on AliExpress with international shipping—it costs just $8150.

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Today, Chinese company Unitree Robotics launched its cheapest humanoid robot on AliExpress, priced at just $8150 ($6800 for the compact version). The company is steadily expanding its international presence in a tight race with giants like Tesla. Unitree Robotics plans to go public soon, with an expected initial valuation of 4,2 billion yuan (≈ $617 million). […]

htop 3.5.0

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On April 9th, after a year of development, version 3.5.0 of htop, an interactive cross-platform command-line utility for viewing and managing running processes, viewing information about them, and managing them, was released. The utility is written in C and is licensed under the GNU General Public License 2.0. Key changes include: COLORSCHEME_NORD theme added; CPU SMT display option added; NetworkIO indicator description added; SecondsUptime indicator added; […]

The Open Source Foundation called on ONLYOFFICE to remove restrictions added beyond the AGPL license.

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Krzysztof Siewicz, the Free Software Foundation's lawyer responsible for license enforcement, declared the ONLYOFFICE developers' claims against the creators of the Euro-Office fork, who discarded the additions to the license text and continued developing the ONLYOFFICE codebase under a pure AGPLv3 license, to be unfounded. The FOSS Foundation called on ONLYOFFICE to clarify that since the package is stated to be licensed under the AGPLv3, […]

Release of the distribution kit Alt Workstation K 11.3

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An update is available for the Linux distribution "Alt Workstation K 11.3", offering the KDE desktop environment and oriented for work in the office and at home. The build is prepared for the x86_64 architecture and is built on the 11th ALT platform. An installation iso image (8.9 GB) and a separate Live build (5.5 GB) have been created for downloading. Only individuals can freely use the downloaded version, including […]

Microsoft finally allows you to skip updates when you first start Windows 11.

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Microsoft has implemented a change to the Windows 11 initial setup process that allows you to skip the update installation step when setting up a new PC. Previously, when setting up a new Windows 11 PC for the first time, users had to spend a significant amount of time installing updates, which could take up to 30 minutes depending on the number of updates. Due to the forced installation of updates, the entire process […]

A month before entering Early Access, Subnautica 2 lost its publisher.

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The ambitious underwater survival simulator Subnautica 2, from the American studio Unknown Worlds Entertainment, was left without a publisher shortly before entering Early Access. Until recently, Subnautica 2's publisher on all target platforms was listed as the South Korean company Krafton, which has owned Unknown Worlds Entertainment since 2021. As marketer Michael Futter noted, […]

The new Windows 11 build now allows you to format a hard drive with the FAT32 file system up to 2 TB in size.

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In the early days of the computer industry, it was difficult to imagine the scale to which data storage volumes would grow, so some legacy limitations have persisted for a long time. In the latest build of Windows 11, Microsoft has lifted the traditional limitation on supported FAT32-formatted hard drives: the limit has increased from 32 GB to 2 TB. As TechCrunch notes, this feature was introduced in […]

DavMail 6.6

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DavMail 6.6 has been quietly and unnoticed released. DavMail is a free gateway that lets you connect regular email clients and calendar apps to Microsoft Exchange and Office 365 via familiar protocols like POP, IMAP, SMTP, CalDAV, CardDAV, and LDAP. For those still struggling to live without Outlook while working with Microsoft's infrastructure, this is a significant update. The developers […]

New version of Raspberry Pi OS

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The Raspberry Pi project has released a new version of the Raspberry Pi OS distribution, 2026-04-13 (Raspbian). The distribution is based on Debian 13 and contains approximately 35 packages in the repository. The desktop environment is based on the labwc composite server, which uses the wlroots library from the Sway project. Three builds are available for download: a slimmed-down (537MB) for server systems, a basic desktop […]

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