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Logitech just solved my biggest headache with wireless headphones (opens the original)
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Logitech just announced a pair of headphones that I'm sure will make my wife jealous. The new Zone Vibe Pro headphones promise all-day battery life, clear audio powered by AI voice isolation, and Adaptive Noise Cancellation. But what makes me wish I had a pair is the repairable nature of the headphones. The Zone Vibe Pro headphones are far from the first headphones to have replaceable parts. But they caught my eye because the earpads of my wife's primary headphones just fell off the other day, a
The internet's favorite PC gamer is now promoting Googlebooks (opens the original)
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Henry Cavill is famous for quite a few reasons. He's played iconic characters such as Superman and Geralt from the Witcher. He wowed Tom Cruise by "reloading" his fists in a Mission Impossible film. But around these parts and among many gamers, Cavill is best known for his genuine nerdiness. Cavill famously built a gaming PC and shared a video of it on social media, proving that you can be considered both a conventionally handsome man and a PC gamer. But the star has found a new computing passio
Microsoft just launched native Linux container support on Windows 11 (opens the original)
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Developers can now jump into their workflows faster on Windows 11. Microsoft has made WSL Containers generally available, reducing the setup and management required to run Linux containers through the Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL). Containers are packages that include an application and the dependencies required to run it. Developers use them to ensure software behaves consistently across different systems. WSL Containers brings built-in Linux container support to Windows through WSL. Until
Microsoft Copilot prompt reviewers report being flooded with explicit images (opens the original)
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People assigned to review Copilot prompts are being shown sexually explicit images and potentially illegal content, according to a report by 404 Media. The report cites Microsoft documents, threads with messages from contractors, and guidelines from a company called Prolific that hires the contractors assigned to review prompts given to Copilot. Copilot prompts and image uploads can be reviewed by human contractors to improve the tool. The fact that humans review Copilot conversations should not
Stuck with an unused Copilot key on your laptop keyboard? Here's how to turn it into something useful. (opens the original)
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After years of trying to get people to embrace the Copilot+ PC brand, Microsoft decided to move away from the moniker entirely. The new Surface Pro 12-inch and Surface Laptop 13-inch aren't called Copilot+ PCs even though they meet all the technical requirements to be labeled as such. That leaves some of us in a strange spot. Many purchased Copilot+ PCs because that was the only way to get a new model of certain laptops. People can enable or disable AI features as they'd like, but Copilot+ PCs f
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