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AI Companies Put $12.5M Into Open Source Security to Fix a Problem Their Tools Helped Create

The move targets the problem of maintainers drowning in AI-generated vulnerability reports.

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GNOME 50 is Here, and X11 is Finally Gone

There’s a lot this release offers, but a few changes stand out.

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How to turn your old Android phone into a Wi-Fi extender – and fix dead spots at home

It’s free, easy to set up, and lets you avoid upgrading to a mesh system.

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I see why this Linux distro is the dream pick for gamers and content creators

Yes, it was a challenge to install. But then GLF OS took me by surprise – in the best possible way.

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GNUnet News: GNUnet 0.27.0

GNUnet 0.27.0 released

We are pleased to announce the release of GNUnet 0.27.0.

GNUnet is an alternative network stack for building secure, decentralized and
privacy-preserving distributed applications.
Our goal is to rep…

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Can the Samsung Frame Pro replace my TV? My advice after weeks of testing

The Frame Pro TV improves on its predecessor by integrating entertainment and home décor. Right now, it’s $500 off.

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Best Amazon Spring Sale Apple deals 2026

I’ve rounded up deals on some of the hottest tech from Apple during Amazon’s Big Spring Sale. Shop them during the last day of the sale.

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Why you shouldn’t skip your TV’s firmware updates – and how to do it on older models

Updating your TV’s software can dramatically improve performance and fix those pesky bugs and glitches – even without internet.

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How to turn your Pixel phone into a PC – with the new Android Desktop Mode

I test drove the new Android Desktop Mode with my Pixel, and it genuinely wowed me.

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Best Amazon Spring Sale robot vacuum deals 2026 – last call for savings

A reliable robot vacuum is a great way to outsource cleaning your home’s biggest messes. Shop the best deals lingering after Amazon’s Big Spring Sale.

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6 reasons a minimal Linux install might be the smartest move you make

It turns out, there are reasons why those tiny ‘minimal install’ options are available on Linux.

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GNOME 50 released, this is what’s new

GNOME 50 is out, bringing a new set of features to the open-source desktop environment that Ubuntu uses. The latest release, codenamed “Tokyo”, enables Variable Refresh Rate and fractional scaling by default, expands parental controls, and …

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I tried Gemini’s Personal Intelligence, and it was accurate in a useful (but unsettling) way

I gave Gemini’s hyper-personalized mode a test drive and was shocked by how much it knew about me. However, it was surprisingly useful.

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Best Amazon Big Spring Sale headphone deals 2026 – last chance to save

Spring has sprung, and Amazon’s Big Spring Sale is over. Here are the best headphone deals to shop after the sale.

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Fitbit users: You can upload medical records now for AI advice – but is that safe?

It’ll even analyze your lab results to deliver personalized recommendations. But here’s what you need to know first.

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Distribution Release: Asahi Linux 43

The DistroWatch news feed is brought to you by TUXEDO COMPUTERS. Asahi Linux is an open-source project that ports Fedora to Apple computers that use Apple’s silicon-powered (AArch64) processors. The project’s latest version is Fedora Asahi Remix 43. “…

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Blender 5.1 Released with Gnome Client-Side Decoration for Wayland

Blender, the free open-source 3D creation software, released new major 5.1 version on Tuesday. The new version updated its UI with Client-Side Decorations for Linux, which draws window border and unifies the look of title-bar with other parts of app window. According to this commit, the initial implementation of client side decorations (CSD) so far […]

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Want to know which sites are selling your data? This free privacy tool gave me answers

Data is gold, and some companies go to great lengths to collect it, store it, and sell it. But you can put an end to it.

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Oupes Mega 1 review: I finally found a portable power station I can store in my truck

It’s rare that I feature a power station not made by one of the big names, but the Oupes Mega 1 makes the cut, even receiving a ZDNET Lab Award for its efficiency.

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Bluetti AC240 review: One of the most durable power stations I’ve tested

The Bluetti AC240 is water and dust-resistant, allowing it to withstand the worst Mother Nature can throw at it. It also earns a ZDNET Lab Award for its efficiency.

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