GeekWire

JULY 1, 2023

Panos Panay, the Microsoft chief product officer for Windows and Devices, introduces Windows Copilot at Microsoft Build in May. (Photo by Dan DeLong for Microsoft) For more than four decades, since the 1980s, pointing and clicking has been the primary method of using a personal computer. Of course, the traditional computer mouse isn’t going away.

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TechSpot

JULY 1, 2023

Security researchers at Inky recently discovered a rash of fraudulent emails that bypass certain conventional spam filters by using image attachments and QR codes. The scams don't appear to have a specific target but all attempt to steal employee credentials.

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Crafty CTO

JULY 1, 2023

I’d been using a community Hugo module that supposedly enabled responsive images. I discovered recently that it was always resulting in the lowest resolution images being served up. Active Hugo community member Bryce Wray has written about Hugo responsive images. So yesterday I made an attempt to implement his approach and was 75% there when I discovered that it was, ironically, always serving up the highest resolution images.

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TechSpot

JULY 1, 2023

Micro Center has announced an exclusive partnership with AMD to sell a limited-edition version of the Ryzen 5 5600X that adds 3D V-Cache technology starting July 7. The $229 offer will probably be the best-value mid-range processor for AM4 socket owners who can reach a Micro Center in time.

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