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How to turn on Android's Private DNS mode - and why it's an absolute must for security

How to turn on Android's Private DNS mode - and why it's an absolute must for security

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What tech titans Linus Torvalds and Bill Gates talked about in their first meeting

What tech titans Linus Torvalds and Bill Gates talked about in their first meeting

Microsoft Azure CTO Mark Russinovich hosted a dinner where Torvalds and Gates finally met.

Software 3.0 is powered by LLMs, prompts, and vibe coding - what you need know

Software 3.0 is powered by LLMs, prompts, and vibe coding - what you need know

The large language model is essentially a new kind of computer, but still highly centralized.

How MacOS Tahoe's killer new feature could make Docker feel obsolete

How MacOS Tahoe's killer new feature could make Docker feel obsolete

It gives developers everything they need to run containers - without installing third-party software.

Problems with the touchpad on your Windows laptop? Here's how to fix them

Problems with the touchpad on your Windows laptop? Here's how to fix them

You can use the software and settings in Windows to treat a problematic touchpad. Here's how.

I used Google's Flow AI to create my own videos with sound and dialogue - how it went

I used Google's Flow AI to create my own videos with sound and dialogue - how it went

Google AI subscribers can produce videos, and they don't have to be silent movies. Here's how it works.

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