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If KeePassXC is your password-management app of choice on Linux, the new 2.8.0 update is going to please. KeePassXC 2.8.0 sees some “long-awaited new features” arrive, including a Qt6 port of the main app interface, auto-type support on Wayland via XDG Desktop Portals, fingerprint unlock and a new experimental Aarch64 AppImage.Continue Reading

I was taking my dog for her perambulation through the leafy valleys and forests of one of the most densely populated parts of London this morning when it struck me how annoying it has become that I must now update multiple Apple devices across my family group. That’s pretty much mandatory given recentContinue Reading

Private keys associated with eight intermediate certificate authorities operated by Indian digital trust provider eMudhra have been compromised, potentially allowing attackers to forge trusted certificates and impersonate websites or services, according to Google and Mozilla. “On 17th October @ 20:06 UTC, Mozilla received a report to certificates@mozilla.org, forwarded by theContinue Reading

Secretary of State Marco Rubio on Wednesday said that Ukraine’s access to Starlink was up to Musk and not the White House., Secretary of State Marco Rubio on Wednesday said that Ukraine’s access to Starlink was up to Musk and not the White House., from Newsnation Read MoreContinue Reading

BERLIN (AP) — Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang urged players in Europe’s lagging artificial intelligence industry to get going and touted a modular system to quickly build AI data centers with the massive computing capacity the continent’s developers need but currently lack. In an upbeat speech Wednesday at a company conferenceContinue Reading

I spend a lot of time in the terminal. Whether it is writing scripts, editing configuration files, or managing remote servers, the terminal remains the place where I get most of my work done. But when a project becomes slightly complex, I often find myself reaching for the comfort ofContinue Reading

Mozilla Firefox 158.0.1 is rolling out with some important security fixes. Now, I don’t tend to cover Firefox point releases as mainly ship minor fixes for things the majority of users won’t have noticed were wrong in the first place. The Firefox 158.0.1 update is more ‘meaty’ than usual fare.Continue Reading

Ask an IT team a simple question, “How many laptops do we have?” and the answer often depends on who you ask and which console they open. For years, that ambiguity was manageable. People reconciled the differences in their heads, in spreadsheets, or in meetings. Ivanti research shows that 34%Continue Reading

The embargo for iPhone Duo reviews has broken, which means dozens of reviews have appeared all at once. It’s like sitting in an empty office with all the phones ringing at the same time. No one can answer all of them. So, what are reviewers saying about Apple’s new $2,000Continue Reading

Texas public transportation provider CapMetro has electrified two bus lines and opened two new park-and-ride facilities. Both facilities feature overhead pantograph charging equipment supplied and supported by Camber Charging. The Rapid 800 and Rapid 837 lines now operate entirely with electric buses, running every 10 to 15 minutes during peakContinue Reading