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YouTuber built 30-frame-per-second grayscale Game Boy, then open sourced it for all e-paper displays
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Not afraid of custom waveforms frying your e-paper? Download it from GitHub and give it a shot on your stock screen today
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| Updated | 2026-10-15 20:16 |
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AI's appetite for components hammers budget handsets, with analysts seeing little relief before 2028
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CEO eyes usage-based billing as automation pushes HR software vendor beyond traditional IT spending
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For those times when a full-fat editor is overkill
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Wayland-only Plasma 6.8 heads for Kubuntu 'Tenacious T-Rex' early next year
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PARTNER CONTENT: A million reasons why advanced computing matters for genomics
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Israeli adtech outfit allegedly helped spyware vendors infect phones while enjoying Google's seal of approval
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CEO said the workers were hired in Q2 and are still helping today
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Silicon giant budgets up to $64B for expansion while keeping an eye on construction progress and power supplies
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Platform points to Iran, Russia, and China but provides no public evidence for attribution
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Carbon composite woes cause another delay for Peter Beck's Hungry Hippo
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ChatGPT maker turns tables in Apple's trade secrets lawsuit, claiming confidential hardware plans made their way back to Cupertino
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Nearly 50 years of data caught up in breach, with probation service records also among the haul
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The term military intelligence seems like an oxymoron in this case
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Four firms believe server farms on barges in ports will help solve the problem of finding suitable sites
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Officials say amendments remain under consideration despite minister's pledge to act
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Preliminary notice seeks XLUUV builders, payload makers and AI developers, with Excalibur and Herne the obvious candidates
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Officers unlawfully uploaded 179 people's details to Auror without required privacy checks or corporate approval
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Never making type errors does not mean never making errors
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Both Switchzilla and CISA sound the alarm
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Things got weird, but there's a lesson to be learned: Don't trust a bot to negotiate for you
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Torvalds says contributors must understand their code, whatever tools they use
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Xbow earned a $250K bug bounty and all the AI model got was a lousy t-shirt
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Vendor promises fix for separate privilege-escalation flaw in the coming weeks
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Proposal would let UTC drift an hour from Earth's rotation, sparing computer systems awkward adjustments for centuries
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What are they puffing? Tobacco, apparently. Cancer researcher tells El Reg it's a bad bet
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Browser-based fun to remember a time before Apple's annual cash grab became a thing
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DDR4 makes a comeback as component costs rise, while Linux offers an escape from forced upgrades
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New desktop app simplifies stripping out bundled software, with heavier cuts carrying security and support risks
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If you thought 1.6 Tbps was fast, just wait, Cisco's USFP targets 12.8 Tbps in a single optical pluggable
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Amazon, Google, Meta among members of lobby group funding dire warnings over cloud sovereignty plans
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Decades of cross-platform character corruption finally comes to an end for Windows coders
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Tick, tick, tick, tick, ticket, ticket, tick tick
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Paul Henninger shares news of his move up via email as around 200 colleagues prepare for redundancy
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FBI alleges covert recorder was plugged into a TV, with a second device later discovered in the employee's bag
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Analyst predicts 80% of neoclouds will disappear as standalone businesses by 2030
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Whitehall's digital staffing falls short of its own target as ministers leave the skills gap unresolved
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New models arrive so fast, we already have more new tech than it's possible to understand in a career
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37% of ransomware attacks involve psychological or physical threats, global survey found
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When continuous integration gits you down, there's always an AI-tuned monorepo
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Nick Andersen wants to work with private industry on security, but the Trump admin has taken an axe to such efforts.
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Geordie's tests recorded 155 activity traces and multiple subagents after dot was given read-only permissions
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The company unites resources from disparate macOS devices
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Anthropic took more than two months to alert cops
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Self-replicating AI botnets could become feasible on IoT hardware within months, claims the Claude maker, if smaller models get smarter
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Jefferies wonders if LLMs will ever beprofitable during the 'ongoing collapse in token pricing'
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So how's that cloud migration working out for German and UK users?
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Increasing awareness and adoption, followed by increasing donations
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96-chip configuration promises seven times its predecessor's token throughput, with production deployments due in 2027
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Financial watchdog fears AI spending bust could rattle markets, with mounting debt and cyberattacks adding to the headache
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