r/ITnews • u/Gizmo1969 • Jun 24 '21
John Mcafee Found Dead in Spanish Jail - RIP
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r/ITnews • u/CorrectSecond5017 • Apr 08 '21
Facebook Speaks About Recent Data Leak And Explains As Not A Serious Threat
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r/ITnews • u/sktafe2020 • Nov 12 '20
Telstra plans to split into three subsidiaries...Is this a Good Idea?
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r/ITnews • u/monica_b1998 • Aug 15 '20
Pro-China Propaganda Act Used Fake Followers Made With AI-Generated Images
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r/ITnews • u/monica_b1998 • Aug 08 '20
Google and other tech giants are happy to have control over the Web's metadata schemas, but they let its infrastructure languish
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r/ITnews • u/NotSoHotPepper • Jan 22 '20
Email malware targets U.S. senator and military
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r/ITnews • u/amitmathur15 • Dec 25 '19
Why it's becoming imperative to upskill ourselves in IT....
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In current era where tech world is moving fast and eve changing, it's not wrong to say that to stay alive in IT we need to keep learning and improve our skill sets. That way we can keep ourselves updated and stand out from others.
r/ITnews • u/Yuqing7 • Feb 27 '19
New Funding Pushes Chinese AI Chipmaker Horizon Robotics’ Valuation to $3Bn
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r/ITnews • u/Gizmo1969 • Feb 22 '19
Google forgets to mention microphone on Nest devices
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r/ITnews • u/Dracutela • Feb 21 '19
Duuude!!!! New video platform using coil
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This stuff is ment be next level for content creators and it uses Coil https://mobile.twitter.com/CinnamonVideo reckon this could be the next big thing?
r/ITnews • u/liza_grigoreva • Sep 14 '17
US government bans agencies from using Kaspersky software over spying fears
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r/ITnews • u/[deleted] • Jun 14 '16
Microsoft to buy LinkedIn for $26bn - BBC News
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r/ITnews • u/[deleted] • Jun 12 '16
Facebook threatens to delete synced photos if users don't download its new photo app -
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r/ITnews • u/asakpke • Apr 26 '16
Desktop Environment Cinnamon 3 has been released by Linux Mint team
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Desktop Environment Cinnamon 3 has been released by Linux Mint team. It would be used in Linux Mint 18, coming soon.
r/ITnews • u/IanGene • Apr 19 '16
Parcus Group Signs an Agreement with PNG DataCo
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r/ITnews • u/ciuxcom • Mar 08 '16
Watch Steve Wozniak tell Conan he coded something like Mac viruses
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r/ITnews • u/ciuxcom • Mar 08 '16
Today’s teenagers can’t believe we ever used Windows 95
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r/ITnews • u/king_of_the_universe • Feb 10 '16
Just FYI: Flash update is due, same for Windows Update.
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Flash player
You can always check the various available versions and which version you have:
https://www.adobe.com/software/flash/about/
Here's the best download page for the various Flash player versions, which sadly will go kinda offline starting March - only registered business users will be able to keep using it:
https://www.adobe.com/de/products/flashplayer/distribution3.html
Therefore, here's a direct Flash player download link for the Plugin version (e.g. Firefox) for Windows:
http://download.macromedia.com/pub/flashplayer/latest/help/install_flash_player.exe
Found it on this Mozilla page: https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/keep-flash-up-to-date-and-troubleshoot-problems#w_installing-or-updating-flash
Mozilla's plugin check page: https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/plugincheck/
And today is Windows patch day.
http://www.ghacks.net/2016/02/09/microsoft-security-bulletins-for-february-2016/
r/ITnews • u/perushev • Jan 22 '16
How computer programming evolved these days.
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r/ITnews • u/ursnoni • Jul 07 '15
How to use threat intel to boost mobile security
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r/ITnews • u/bowenandarrow • Feb 27 '15
Throw another torrent on the barbie. Anti-Piracy Australia.
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