One Shots: The eternal rambler

Taiwan gets slammed with 15,000 cyber attacks per second — Minister notes figure is 4X more than average

Linux update adds support for 128 terabyte SD cards— SDUC and UHS-II SD cards are now supported

Das Keyboard 5QS Mark II review: New switches, same notifications

Jensen says we are ‘several years away’ from solving the AI hallucination problem — in the meantime, ‘we have to keep increasing our computation’

Microsoft temporarily halts Windows 11 24H2 update on PCs with select Ubisoft games — avoiding frequent freezing and black screen glitches in modern Assassin’s Creed, Star Wars, and Avatar titles

The Daily Grind: What are the MMO projects that you’ve given up on?

Steam changes its guidelines on Season Pass DLC to emphasize compensation for players

Ashes of Creation wipes away assets and eliminates over 100 characters over duping incident

Star Citizen aims to shift spaceship combat focus from time to kill to ‘time to disable’

Hardware hacker runs GTA: Vice City on a router with a little help from an eGPU and Debian Linux

A German hardware hacker by the name of KittenLabs has published a blog post about how they managed to get the classic GTA: Vice City running smoothly on a router.

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Intel Core i9-14900KS rumors reach critical mass, with new photos leaked – and BIOS screenshots that’ll raise eyebrows

The Daily Grind: So who thinks Camelot Unchained is really launching next year?

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