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Microsoft Re-Open-Sources MS-DOS on GitHub

Do you dream of CONFIG.SYS and find yourself doodling “DOS=HIGH,UMB” on scraps of paper during moments of boredom? If so, recent news from Microsoft will likely make your day. Microsoft is re-open-sourcing MS-DOS on GitHub. As implied, this isn’t the first time the OS has been released as an open-source …

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FBI Forces Suspect to Unlock Phone Using Face ID

Ever since biometric authentication began rolling out across phones and laptops, security researchers and legal analysts have both warned that such security measures would not protect against federal searches. Until now, however, such issues had been largely theoretical. There have been a handful of cases in which iPhones or Android …

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Apple Reportedly Demands $9B From Google for iOS Default Search

  Defaults are powerful. Psychological research has repeatedly demonstrated that most people don’t change defaults, opting instead to use systems and settings the way they are configured out-of-the-box. That’s why so many battles have been fought over questions like what the default browser in Windows should be, and it’s why …

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How to Set Up Subscription-Free Offsite Backup

Now that large hard drives, including the massive new 14TB models, are available to everyone, it makes sense to think about how they can be used to create your own personal offsite backup system without paying the monthly fees required by cloud storage providers. Since cloud storage can easily cost …

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Intel Issues Update on Supply Problems at 14nm

Intel has been having supply issues at 14nm related to the delayed ramp of its 10nm production and (the company claims) increased demand for its enterprise and data center products. Intel’s Bob Swan, current CFO and interim CEO, has released a statement in which he assigns blame for Intel’s production …

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