Miscellaneous Tech News
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Google’s Tilt Brush is coming to the Oculus Quest
VR painting, no strings attached.
Tilt Brush, Google’s virtual reality painting tool, is coming to Oculus’ new standalone Quest headset. Thanks to the Quest’s two motion controllers, the app should work in a similar way to how it does on the Oculus Rift, although Google has said it’s had to make a number of tweaks to allow the software to run on the Quest’s mobile processor. -
Procreate’s new text and animation tools turn it into a powerhouse illustration app
Artists can add their own fonts and export layers as a GIF
Savage has released a major update for the iPad illustration app Procreate today, adding long-awaited features like the ability to add text and create animations. -
GSConnect Integrate Android Phone With Linux Computer
GSConnect is the complete reimplementation of KDE Connect for GNOME desktop environment. KDE Connect is a cool application for integrating your Android phone with a Linux desktop computer
The app allows you to control, share files, read notifications, etc between the two devices. For instance, you can read Android notifications on your desktop computer without touching your phone at all. -
GNU/Linux is Being Eaten Alive by Large Corporations With Their Agenda
A sort of corporate takeover, or moneyed interests at the expense of our freedom, can be seen as a 'soft coup' whose eventual outcome would involve all or most servers in 'the cloud' (surveillance with patent tax as part of the rental fees) and almost no laptops/desktops which aren't remotely controlled (and limit what's run on them, using something like UEFI 'secure boot')
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How to Make a CentOS 7 Router
CentOS 7 has firewalld installed as a default firewall program. But firewalld can be used to configure CentOS 7 as a router as well. .
That’s it. In this article, I am going to show you how to configure CentOS 7 as a router on your network. So, let’s get started.
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Bendgate 2.0: Samsung’s $2,000 foldable phone is already breaking
Samsung's futuristic Galaxy Fold is launching this month, and the device has already made its way to a select group of reviewers and influencers. During the run-up to the device's launch, there were concerns about the durability of the folding display, and now after just a few days with the public, the device is already experiencing problems. There are numerous reports of Samsung's $2,000 device breaking after a single day, sometimes due to poor durability, other times due to user error.
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@DustinB3403 said in Miscellaneous Tech News:
Bendgate 2.0: Samsung’s $2,000 foldable phone is already breaking
Samsung's futuristic Galaxy Fold is launching this month, and the device has already made its way to a select group of reviewers and influencers. During the run-up to the device's launch, there were concerns about the durability of the folding display, and now after just a few days with the public, the device is already experiencing problems. There are numerous reports of Samsung's $2,000 device breaking after a single day, sometimes due to poor durability, other times due to user error.
Yikes! mutters Now I have to wait for the Note 10 in august, or grab the Note 9 now,lol.
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@dafyre while I would agree, waiting or choosing another phone entirely is best, as the article states, this is purely "early adopter" territory.
Avoid anything that bends for at least a year or two
Or more accurately when Apple is ready to release then consider the players.
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@DustinB3403 said in Miscellaneous Tech News:
@dafyre while I would agree, waiting or choosing another phone entirely is best, as the article states, this is purely "early adopter" territory.
Avoid anything that bends for at least a year or two
Or more accurately when Apple is ready to release then consider the players.
ROFL. If Apple comes out with a folding phone that ain't terrible (this is quite possible) and doesn't cost any more than the Galaxy Fold (... maybe. The Huwei foldable phone is closer to $2600!), I'd consider switching back.
I know it's early adopter, I don't mind that... But I don't want the thing to fall apart on me the first day... give me a week, at least.
But I promise not to pull off the plastic cover for the foldable display, lol. I might even open the phone up and spread some super glue around the outer edges just to keep dust out, lol. (I'd give my phone a few hours to dry before folding it again!)
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@stacksofplates said in Miscellaneous Tech News:
https://www.zdnet.com/article/cyber-security-firm-verint-hit-by-ransomware/
Hahaha
That's awesome.
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@stacksofplates said in Miscellaneous Tech News:
https://www.zdnet.com/article/cyber-security-firm-verint-hit-by-ransomware/
Hahaha
Multiple sources have told ZDNet the incident is real, and that FireEye's Mandiant incident response team is on-premise to help with recovery efforts
^ Grammar bad.
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@nadnerB not bad grammar, just nonsensical. It's just written by someone that doesn't know the basic words.
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@DustinB3403 said in Miscellaneous Tech News:
Bendgate 2.0: Samsung’s $2,000 foldable phone is already breaking
Samsung's futuristic Galaxy Fold is launching this month, and the device has already made its way to a select group of reviewers and influencers. During the run-up to the device's launch, there were concerns about the durability of the folding display, and now after just a few days with the public, the device is already experiencing problems. There are numerous reports of Samsung's $2,000 device breaking after a single day, sometimes due to poor durability, other times due to user error.
from what i saw it was mainly people who ripped the screen peel off. then again they weren't told not to.
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@LilAng said in Miscellaneous Tech News:
@DustinB3403 said in Miscellaneous Tech News:
Bendgate 2.0: Samsung’s $2,000 foldable phone is already breaking
Samsung's futuristic Galaxy Fold is launching this month, and the device has already made its way to a select group of reviewers and influencers. During the run-up to the device's launch, there were concerns about the durability of the folding display, and now after just a few days with the public, the device is already experiencing problems. There are numerous reports of Samsung's $2,000 device breaking after a single day, sometimes due to poor durability, other times due to user error.
from what i saw it was mainly people who ripped the screen peel off. then again they weren't told not to.
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Managing RAID arrays with mdadm
Mdadm stands for Multiple Disk and Device Administration. It is a command line tool that can be used to manage software RAID arrays on your Linux PC.
This article outlines the basics you need to get started with it. -
Microsoft Adding Google G Suite Migration in Exchange Admin Center
Microsoft's Exchange Admin Center will be getting the ability to move Google G Suite calendar, contacts and e-mail data over to the Office 365 service.
It's a 10-step process using the Exchange Admin Center to make the move. However, IT pros have to complete a bunch of preliminary steps using Google's tools beforehand. -
Microsoft To Ship Surface Hub 2S Conference Device in June
Microsoft on Wednesday announced a June U.S. ship date for one of its Surface Hub 2S conferencing room products.
A Surface Hub is a large mountable screen that that just runs Office applications and Universal Windows Platform (UWP) apps. -
Google reveals its Android browser ballot screens for Europe
FairSearch isn’t happy about Google’s new prompts.
Google is planning to roll out new browser and search ballot screens for Android in Europe in the coming weeks. -
The wave of domain hijackings besetting the Internet is worse than we thought
Despite widespread attention since January, DNS campaign shows no signs of abating.
The wave of domain hijacking attacks besetting the Internet over the past few months is worse than previously thought.
