Ted Unangst on notable recent changes in OpenBSD
The flak reports by Ted Unangst (tedu@) continue with parts 620, 621, and 622.
As always, there are plenty of interesting developments.
Update: part 623
Month: May 2017
After Massive Phishing Attack, Google Improves Gmail Security
These additions will make it easier for the company to detect phishing attempts, fight malware that spreads via attachments, let businesses make sure internal data stays within their control, and warn users when they’re visiting a suspicious website.
EK Water Blocks Bringing Open-Loop Liquid Cooling To The Masses With Fluid Gaming Series
EK Water Blocks revealed the Fluid Gaming series of full loop water cooling kits during Computex. EKWB’s new water cooling lineup offers an affordable way jump into the world of custom water cooling.
Check Out The New Horizon Lunar Colony Map On ‘Overwatch’ PTR Server
There are also ability modifications for McRee, Reaper, and Roadhog in the game’s PTR version.
At Computex, Cooler Master Updates A Pair Of Its Classic Chassis
Hot on the heels of its 25th Anniversary COSMOS II chassis announcement, Cooler Master has rolled out updated versions of its classic HAF and COSMOS II chassis.
Share Your Mobile VR Experience With Chromecast For Gear VR
Oculus announced that you can now stream your Gear VR experience to any Chromecast-enabled device. Now you can share Gear VR as a social experience.
Intel Sucker Punches Qualcomm With Its Own ‘Always On PC’ Announcement
Hot on the heels of the official announcement about the forthcoming “Always Connected” Qualcomm Snapdragon 835-based Windows 10 laptops, Intel made its own “Always On” PC announcement.
Asus Unloads Seven X299 Motherboards At Computex 2017
We expected an abundance of new X299 Basin Falls motherboards here at Computex 2017, and ASUS didn’t disappoint. The company released seven new motherboards in the ROG, TUF and Prime families
Waste Not, Want Not: Sadako’s Recycling Robot Max-AI Goes Global
What a dump. Humanity produces around 1.3 billion metric tons (2.8 trillion pounds) of waste a year, according to the World Bank. Most ends up in landfills. While much of it could be recycled, the process of sorting and recycling waste material is often more costly than just buying the raw materials needed to make […]
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In-Win’s Latest Cases Are (Literally) Sporting Wood
In a day and age when tempered glass, RGB lighting, and futuristic designs are all the rage, it is refreshing to see a company take a more contemporary approach.
Asus Debuts The ROG Swift PG35VQ, A WQHD HDR Display With G-Sync
Here at Computex, Asus unveiled a new high-resolution HDR gaming monitor called the ROG Swift PG35VQ.
Asus Debuts The ROG Swift PG35VQ, A WQHD HDR Display With G-Sync
Here at Computex, Asus unveiled a new high-resolution HDR gaming monitor called the ROG Swift PG35VQ.
Corsair ‘Concept Zeus’ Solves One Wireless Mouse Problem With Qi Charging
When it comes to wireless gaming mice, there are three general problems: wireless input lag, weight, and battery life. With its Concept Zeus, Corsair is planning to solve at least one of those by adding Qi charging to a mousepad and a new wireless mouse.
Corsair ‘Concept Zeus’ Solves One Wireless Mouse Problem With Qi Charging
When it comes to wireless gaming mice, there are three general problems: wireless input lag, weight, and battery life. With its Concept Zeus, Corsair is planning to solve at least one of those by adding Qi charging to a mousepad and a new wireless mouse.
All The X399, X370 Motherboards In The World
We covered AMD’s press event earlier today (yeah, it’s night time here in Taipei) and couldn’t help but notice the constellation of X399 motherboards adorning the venue, all fresh and awaiting their new 16C/32T ThreadRipper denizens.
All The X399, X370 Motherboards In The World
We covered AMD’s press event earlier today (yeah, it’s night time here in Taipei) and couldn’t help but notice the constellation of X399 motherboards adorning the venue, all fresh and awaiting their new 16C/32T ThreadRipper denizens.
Take-Two Interactive Acquires ‘Kerbal Space Program’ From Squad
Squad will continue to add more content to the game including the upcoming “Making History” expansion.
Take-Two Interactive Acquires ‘Kerbal Space Program’ From Squad
Squad will continue to add more content to the game including the upcoming “Making History” expansion.
What Will It Take for Virtual Reality to Become More Immersive?
By Achin Bhowmik The rapid advancement of perceptual computing over the past decade is providing amazing insights into how we would naturally interact with technology. Devices now have the ability to sense the environment around them, providing new possibilities for compelling virtual reality (VR) experiences. For a VR device to create fully immersive experiences, it … Continued
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What Will It Take for Virtual Reality to Become More Immersive?
By Achin Bhowmik The rapid advancement of perceptual computing over the past decade is providing amazing insights into how we would naturally interact with technology. Devices now have the ability to sense the environment around them, providing new possibilities for compelling virtual reality (VR) experiences. For a VR device to create fully immersive experiences, it … Continued
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