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XPG Prime tuning app dumps 50GB of anime girl photos in Redditor's temp folder
A Reddit user found 50GB of anime girl pictures in their temp folder that were traced back to XPG Prime, a software intended to customize and synchronize RGB.
This Raspberry Pi Zero camera instantly prints photos using thermal paper
Spacerower is using a Raspberry Pi Zero to power this custom 3D-printed camera that instantly prints out photos using thermal paper.
Linus Torvalds rages against ‘random turd files’ in Linux 6.15-rc1 directories
Linus Torvalds is back at his explosively scatological best in a recent rant about a Linux 6.15-rc1 pull request.
Leaked Asus ROG Crosshair X870E Extreme images suggest an imminent launch
Asus' flagship ROG Crosshair X870E Extreme motherboard has been pictured thanks to leaker momomo_us and might be announced shortly.
Chinese PCIe 5.0 SSD boasts 14.9 GB/s speeds, positioning as the fastest mainstream PCIe 5.0 drive on the market
UNIS, a Chinese manufacturer, has unveiled its S5 lineup of SSDs. It claims to hit 14.9 GB/s in sequential reads despite its DRAM-less design and old 12nm controller.
Microsoft eliminates workaround that circumvents Microsoft account requirement during Windows 11 installation
Microsoft pushes harder to ‘ensure that all users exit setup with internet connectivity and a Microsoft Account.’
AMD Ryzen 9000G APUs rumored to launch in Q4 for AM5 motherboards
Ryzen 9000G can potentially be the first Microsoft Copilot+ certified APUs for desktops.
Russia completes development of 30-year-old outdated lithography tool
Russia's ZNTC and Belarus's Planar have completed the development of a 350nm-class lithography system, but despite its symbolic value, the machine lags far behind global standards.
