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Big burger lead in episode, you’ve been warned. Windows 11 continues to pull down Ryzen performance, but changes are on the way. We review the latest AMD GPU, the RX 6600 and lament the availability. Samsung has a 2nm process on the way, and Far Cry 6 has been enhanced with FSR and FidelityFX. DRAM […]
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All It Takes Is A $1 Antenna And Readily Available Software Defined Radio A researcher at the Ben Gurion University of the Negev has successfully sniffed UDP packets out of CAT6 cabling and decoded them into human readable text, without spending more than $30. The attack can be successfully executed with a variety of software […]
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Thumb Drives Don’t Get Love Anymore With the rise of portable NVMe drives the humble USB thumb drive’s popularity has faded. They are still very handy, likely you have a few within reach of you right now shoved in a pocket or at the back of a drawer, which is a perfect demonstration of their […]
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Wireless VR For Your Phone, Not Your PC The best thing about the new HTC Vive Flow is that the $500 headset does not require you to give Facebook access in order to use it, but there are some trade offs compared to Oculus VR headsets. The biggest is that the headset will require an […]
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Every Flavour Except LineageOS And /e/OS Android phone vendors like Samsung, Xiaomi, Huawei, and Realme have been in the news several times over the years as researchers published their findings about the amount of data that the handsets send back to Google and the actual manufacturers regardless of whether you opted out of that or […]
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It’s Dunia 2, But With DXR Ray Tracing, FSR And More Far Cry 6 benchmarks are slightly more interesting than the past couple of games, as the Dunia 2 engine is well known, as we have been testing the engine since Far Cry 4. However Ubisoft have added new features this time, including ray tracing […]
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