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AMD Confirms Ryzen 5 9600X3D 6-Core 3D V-Cache CPUs In Latest Drivers, Ryzen 9000 PRO & Ryzen 5 9600 Also Listed

AMD's upcoming Ryzen 5 9600X3D, Ryzen 5 9600 & Ryzen 9000 PRO Desktop CPUs have been confirmed through the latest drivers. AMD Preps Ryzen 5 9600X3D, Ryzen 5 9600 & Ryzen 9000 PRO Desktop CPUs, Launching Through SIs First In 2H 2025 The latest information regarding AMD's upcoming Ryzen 9000 Desktop CPUs has been leaked within the latest "SI Driver for Radeon" release, and was spotted by X user, MelodicWarrior. In the driver, AMD lists several un…AMD See the Story

Pope Leo XIV Urges Ethical AI Safeguards to Protect Human Dignity

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Data for 86 million AT&T customers leaked again. I take it as a warning

AT&T lost information on millions of its U.S. customers last year—not just account numbers, but full names, phone numbers, email addresses, physical addresses, birth dates, and even social security numbers. But that wasn’t the end of the story, as the stolen data surfaced again. And this time, birthdates and SSNs (supposedly encrypted before) are now included in plain text. According to recent news reports, this reappearance of AT&T customer pro…Cyber Security · United States See the Story

How to take back control after your data was breached

So, your data was leaked by hackers. Well, you’re not the only one. We live in an era in which data breaches are a daily occurrence. And that’s both bad and good news. It’s bad for obvious reasons—no one wants to have their personal information exposed. But here’s why it could be good news—it means the digital landscape is saturated with terabytes of data, leaving each individual data point nearly worthless. The rise of data brokers—companies th…Cyber Security · United States Read Article

Tested: LG humongous OLED gaming monitor wants to double as my smart TV

The LG Ultragear 39GX90SA-W is a gigantic 39-inch ultrawide monitor that can double as a smart television, for better and for worse.Gaming Read Article

I Found the Easiest Way to Delete Myself From the Internet (and You Shouldn't Wait to Use It, Too)

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If you're looking for a data removal service that can remove you from data broker sales lists and people search websites, Incogni should be on your radar. Here's why.San Francisco, California · San Francisco See the Story

How to use Word’s Spike tool to cut and paste multiple passages at once

Hardly any text is perfect in its first version. Whether you're drafting an email, report, or article, revising is inevitable. You'll need to rephrase sentences, trim wordy sections, and smooth out those transitions. Instead of using Ctrl+C and Ctrl+V to cut and paste each part individually, Microsoft Word offers a lesser-known feature called Spike. Spike acts as a special clipboard that allows you to collect multiple elements, store them, and t…See the Story

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Pope Leo XIV Urges Ethical AI Safeguards to Protect Human Dignity

Pope Leo XIV Urges Ethical AI Safeguards to Protect Human Dignity

DuckDuckGo Can Now Warn You About Fake Crypto Exchanges and Other Online Scams

Microsoft's Family Safety Feature Is Blocking Chrome: Here's the Workaround

AMD Confirms Ryzen 5 9600X3D 6-Core 3D V-Cache CPUs In Latest Drivers, Ryzen 9000 PRO & Ryzen 5 9600 Also Listed

Pope Leo XIV Urges Ethical AI Safeguards to Protect Human Dignity

Data for 86 million AT&T customers leaked again. I take it as a warning

How to take back control after your data was breached

Tested: LG humongous OLED gaming monitor wants to double as my smart TV

I Found the Easiest Way to Delete Myself From the Internet (and You Shouldn't Wait to Use It, Too)

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