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Microsoft has a bright idea to make USB-C ports better on Windows 11 PCs – I just can't help wondering why this hasn't been done before
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Cloudflare blocks another largest recorded DDoS attack - this time, peaking at 11.5 Tbps
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The iOS 26 rollout is closer than ever, and Apple has just released the final developer beta – here’s what’s new
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