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Despite all of Microsofts talk of it being a modern operating system, Windows 11 remains firmly rooted in the past. There are numerous elements of the interface that have not changed in years, and there remain options that are only accessible though the old-fashioned Control Panel.

Dust and stars, stars and dust.

The upheavals at Inflection AI and Stability AI may signal a subtle shift in the AI industry.

(1) NORTHUMBERLAND HEATH SF HAD ITS MONTHLY MEET. [Item by SF Concatenation’s Jonathan Cowie.] No big deal in itself but the meet saw Nicki receive a copy of her father's collected fan writings: A Vince Clarke Treasury. Vince, of course, being a long-standing BritCit fan from the days of Ken Bulmer, Tedd Tubb and -- no

Lab-grown meat is controversial, as some states aim to ban it

Glassdoor says that it won't share users' personal information without their consent but that its mechanisms to protect anonymity "aren't perfect."

Believe it or not, the space tourism company might have enough cash to last until its Delta spaceplanes begin flying in 2026. Maybe.

Vernor Vinge’s writings heavily influenced futurists like Ray Kurzweil, who in turn influenced those at companies like OpenAI.

Instagram users are expressing frustration as the platform begins automatically restricting political content in their feeds, just months before the 2024 presidential election. Many users report that the political filter has been automatically turned on without asking them. Breitbart News has compiled the steps necessary to turn off Zuckerberg's latest scheme to help Joe Biden.

Instagram users are expressing frustration as the platform begins automatically restricting political content in their feeds, just months before the 2024 presidential election. Many users report that the political filter has been automatically turned on without asking them. Breitbart News has compiled the steps necessary to turn off Zuckerberg's latest scheme to help Joe Biden.