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    Boo! Brussel sprouts are great. Haters suffer from a lack of imagination.
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  9. Karthik Mudaliar
    WhatsApp announces support for passkeys on iOS by Karthik Mudaliar WhatsApp has announced that it will be rolling out support for passkeys on iOS, a new authentication method that allows users to sign in using secure authentication methods like facial recognition or biometrics, eliminating the need to create and type a passcode. passkeys are rolling out now on iOS 🔑 a more secure (and easier!) way to log back in with Face ID, Touch ID, or your passcode here are some reasons you should set it up 👇 — WhatsApp (@WhatsApp) April 24, 2024 Passkeys can be used with Face ID or Touch ID on Apple devices, and they are more secure than traditional passwords because they are uniquely generated for every account by the user's device and are less vulnerable to phishing, as they eliminate the need to create and type a passcode. Based on FIDO Authentication, passkeys are proven to be resistant to threats of phishing, credential stuffing, and other remote attacks. Passkeys that are managed by phone or computer operating systems are automatically synced between the user’s devices via a cloud-based service. WhatsApp is not the only app implementing passkey support, many apps, including Google and Amazon, are starting to adopt this technology as well. WhatsApp had first announced support for passkeys a year ago, but only the Android counterpart of the chat application got support for it. The accelerated support and launch for passkeys could also be due to the regulations set forth by the Digital Markets Act (DMA) that went live last year in May. The platform has also been developing a new option to let users transfer files offline with nearby people, an in-app dialer, and there's also an iPad app in the works. While the rollout will take time to reach everyone, WhatsApp says that you will see the option to set passkeys under Settings > Account > Passkeys.
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  15. pmrd
    Ok tinfoil
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  17. remixedcat
    slippery slope... imagine if they wanted to ban all meta platforms or twitter? and the only social media site people can use is government owned and you need ID for and they monitored the heck out of it? Cuz that's where that's headed!
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    Happened here too. 🤷‍♀️
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  21. Good Bot, Bad Bot
    Ummmm Yeah, Congress accepts money from just about anyone that will give it to them including pro-Arab PACs. Israel really needs to step up their game as it took a while for that aid package to get passed.
  22. atkoj
    I've had no issues with the OnePlus 12 curved screen. I'll only buy phones with curved screen, like many others. If you want a flat screen phone, buy another brand?
  23. Alex Vojacek
    Using Start11. Won't even dare touch the standard Start menu, provided it is also completely usless to me, it's like my android menu, which is also useless.
  24. mullein
    Owned by a Chinese company and therefore owned by the Chinese government, right? They own the data no matter where it is. its chinese company private company not own by any government. the international version is separate version,. now US sell it to US government .
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  26. Chugworth
    It's not the update size that's the problem - it's the painfully long update process which tends to do almost everything on one core. My Linux systems usually churn through all of their updates in about a minute or two.
  27. Karthik Mudaliar
    Biden administration announces $11 billion R&D centers dedicated to semiconductor research by Karthik Mudaliar Source: RainerPlendl (DepositPhotos) The Biden administration has announced a $5 billion investment in the National Semiconductor Technology Center (NSTC), which is a public-private consortium to support research and development of advanced semiconductor chipsets in the United States, in addition to other initiatives dedicated to semiconductor research and development. The investment is, as you may have already guessed, part of the CHIPS and Science Act, where the U.S. government is spending tens of billions of dollars worth of grants to push companies all over the world to manufacture chips domestically. The NSTC will bring together government, industry, labor, customers, suppliers, educational institutions, entrepreneurs, and investors to accelerate the pace of innovations, lower barriers to participation in semiconductor R&D, and directly address fundamental needs for a skilled, diverse semiconductor workforce. The center will help to fund the design and prototyping of new chips, in addition to training workers for the sector, as there's also a huge requirement for a skilled workforce in the semiconductor domain. Deirdre Hanford, CEO of the NSTC, said to Bloomberg that the center is finding ways to "make it easier for people to get into chip design in this country, rather than developing yet another app or yet another piece of AI software." Apart from the $5 billion dedicated to the NSTC, the Commerce Department has also allocated money for other semiconductor-research-related initiatives. This includes $3 billion dedicated to the National Advanced Packaging Manufacturing Program, $200 million for Chips Manufacturing USA Institute, $109 million for the Chips Metrology Program, and $2.7 billion of remaining funds left to be allocated at a later stage in similar initiatives. The administration expects these investments to advance President Biden’s goals of driving R&D in the United States, cutting down on the time and cost of commercializing new technologies, bolstering U.S. national security, and connecting and supporting workers in securing good semiconductor jobs. The investment is separate from the other $39 billion for production incentives for companies such as Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC), Samsung, and Intel for domestic production of semiconductor chipsets and building new fabrication units in the country. Via Bloomberg (paywall)
  28. pmdci
    Weird. That doesn't happen to me (slow shipping pre-selected). I don't the video. Just wondering why I'm not experiencing it.
  29. mullein
    incorrect. tiktok data for american users is stored on american servers. yes the international version already store in american severs. buy the want ban?
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    Wise Disk Cleaner 11.1.1

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    Wise Disk Cleaner 11.1.1 by Razvan Serea Wise Disk Cleaner is a free disk utility designed to help you keep your disk clean by deleting any unnecessary files. Usually, these unnecessary, or junk files appear as a result of program's incomplete uninstalls, or Temporary Internet Files. It is best if these files are wiped out from time to time, since they may, at some point, use a considerable amount of space on your drives. Wise Disk Cleaner, with its intuitive and easy to use interface, helps you quickly wipe out all the junk files. Using the program is indeed easy. It also works fast when both scanning for files and deleting files. The new Wise Disk Cleaner has more advantages: improved performance, better interface and scans/cleans more thoroughly. Wise Disk Cleaner Free provides lifetime free update service and Unlimited Free technical support. The first Slimming System software Wise Disk Cleaner is the first system slimming tool, which will help you to remove Windows useless files that you don't need, such as Korean IME, Windows Sample music, videos, pictures, Installers and Uninstallers of Updates Patches etc. Wise Disk Cleaner 11.1.1 Build 826 changelog: Improved the rule for cleaning Microsoft Office, supports cleaning Office 2021, Office 2024, and Microsoft 365. Added rules for cleaning Trillian, Oracle VM VirtualBox Manager, TotalRecovery Pro, Ableton Live, ACDSee Photo Studio Ultimate 2024, Any.do, Cloud System Booster, and XWidget. Fixed minor bugs in previous version. Download: Wise Disk Cleaner 11.1.1 | 6.3 MB (Freeware) Download: Portable Wise Disk Cleaner 11.1.1 | 6.8 MB View: Wise Disk Cleaner Home Page | Screenshot Get alerted to all of our Software updates on Twitter at @NeowinSoftware
  32. Chugworth
    Not at all. Just browse through https://trackaipac.com/ and you can see how the majority of Congress is owned by Israel. Bought and paid for. Our government is being controlled by a foreign country.
  33. Primey_
    TikTok is what you make of it. If you're getting tiktoks of girls doing the same dance to get attention/approval then you must be not selecting not interested in them or liking them so the algorithm keeps giving you them
  34. excalpius
    Like the entire industry, they will jump on the next buzzword to goose the stock price. Fortunately for them, we're going to be stuck with the misnaming of this current tech as "AI" for some time to come. Until, finally, real general AI comes to everything everywhere.
  35. SmiffTech
    A good summation of W11 stepback: https://www.pcmag.com/articles...rst-things-about-windows-11
  36. tmorris1
    I need to get back to work so I can pay for this.
  37. tmorris1
    Owned by a Chinese company and therefore owned by the Chinese government, right? They own the data no matter where it is.
  38. d5aqoëp
    Curved screen means insta-no-buy for me. Suffering from current curved screen of OnePlus 12 which is enough.
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