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Calibre 7.22 ebook manager introduces improved Read Aloud features, system tray restart action, and bug fixes for Windows, macOS, DOCX, and PDF input. The post Calibre 7.22 Introduces System Tray Restart Option appeared first on Linux Today. Link to original… Continue Reading →
SpaceX recently hit some notable milestones with its workhorse Falcon 9 rocket, and even in the full context of history, the performance of the vehicle is pretty incredible. Last Tuesday, the company launched a batch of Starlink v2-mini satellites from… Continue Reading →
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BlackRock has cut the worth of its stake in web hosting provider Automattic by 10%, the asset manager said in its latest quarterly disclosure report. The company, which invested in Automattic during its Series E round in 2021, valued its… Continue Reading →
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“A flaw in a WordPress anti-spam plugin with over 200,000 installations allows rogue plugins to be installed on affected websites,” reports Search Engine Journal. The authentication bypass vulnerability lets attackers gain full access to websites without a username or password,… Continue Reading →
From a new web project called IMG_0001: Between 2009 and 2012, iPhones had a built-in “Send to YouTube” button in the Photos app. Many of these uploads kept their default IMG_XXXX filenames, creating a time capsule of raw, unedited moments… Continue Reading →
Additional sessions from this year’s conference are now available on All Things Open‘s YouTube Channel, and December’s Meetup will feature a Red Hatter who’ll talk about AI. The post More ATO Sessions Available Online; December RTP Meetup Speaker Announced; ATO… Continue Reading →
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An anonymous reader quotes a report from Ars Technica: Over the past decade, a new class of infections has threatened Windows users. By infecting the firmware that runs immediately before the operating system loads, these UEFI bootkits continue to run… Continue Reading →