Tech giant Microsoft on Tuesday shipped fixes to quash 64 new security flaws across its software lineup, including one zero-day flaw that has been actively exploited in real-world attacks. Of the 64 bugs, five are rated Critical, 57 are rated Important, one is rated Moderate, and one is rated Low in severity. The patches are
Ever since tech magnate and inveterate poster Elon Musk was dragged into a lawsuit by Twitter for attempting to back out of a $44 billion deal to purchase the social media company, his personal account has been in something of a flop era. It’s a tricky thing to quantify — the tweets still pull in
Stay classy Mr. Childers From what I can tell, Tyler Childers is good people. He strikes me as a kind and compassionate, down to Earth dude from Kentucky who cares deeply about the people from his home state, especially those who have fallen on hard times… whatever that hard time may be. And he just
Angel Olsen and Sturgill Simpson have released a new duet version of “Big Time,” the title track from Olsen’s acclaimed 2022 solo album. “I love his voice,” says Olsen of Simpson in the song’s tongue-in-cheek lyric video, which you can watch below: “Big Time” relishes the domestic bliss of a loving relationship, rich with imagery of looking into a
Oppo K10x 5G is set to launch in China on September 16, as per a listing on JD.com. Although, the handset’s listing on the online retailer’s website doesn’t reveal the price of the phone, it mentions some key specifications of the upcoming Oppo smartphone. The Oppo K10x 5G will feature an LCD display with 120Hz
Center Parcs has U-turned on plans to ask customers to leave just for the day when it closes its five UK sites for the Queen’s funeral after a backlash. Complaints started to flood in via its social media pages after the company said it would shut sites from 10am on the day to allow staff
Chicago, IL — The jury begun its deliberations in the R. Kelly federal trial at Dirksen U.S. Courthouse on Tuesday, where it will decide the fate of the disgraced singer who is charged with 13 counts of producing and receiving child pornography, enticing minors to engage in criminal sexual activity, and conspiracy to obstruct justice.
Looking for Alaska was published in 2005, but it’s being banned and challenged now more than ever, the author shared on TikTok. Alicia Farrant, a candidate running for school board in Orange County, Florida — which includes the school John Green attended as a student — has campaigned partly based on banning Looking for Alaska
Agony In The Garden has just released the title track off his soon to be released album “Will of Fire”, which is now available worldwide. Agony In The Garden’s inception occurred on April of 2013 as a one man band with singer/songwriter multi-instrumentalist Mack Perry writing and recording all of Agony’s music. Releasing a debut
Shareholders of Twitter voted Tuesday to approve the company’s sale to Elon Musk, a key administrative step that’s also a bit surreal as the billionaire Tesla founder is fighting in court to extricate himself from the deal. The vote was scheduled months ago. It falls the same day a Twitter whistleblower is sounding off about
Q: Presently, we have two people, President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump, the latter of whom may run again and possibly win. Both are in their 70s; Biden wil lturn 80 in November and Trump, if he were to become president again, would turn 80 during his term. Do we have no age
An MP who travelled between London and Scotland in 2020 in breach of COVID rules has been told by a court to undertake a 270-hour community payback order. Last month, in a hearing at Glasgow Sheriff Court, Scottish MP Margaret Ferrier admitted that she culpably and recklessly exposed the public to risk of COVID-19 infection.
Contemporary organizations understand the importance of data and its impact on improving interactions with customers, offering quality products or services, and building loyalty. Data is fundamental to business success. It allows companies to make the right decisions at the right time and deliver the high-quality, personalized products and services that customers expect. There is a
It’s 11 o’clock in the morning on a sweltering Sunday in New York’s East Village, and Andrew Callaghan, sporting a smirk and shock of curly blond hair, is, uncharacteristically, moving a little slow. A few blocks down from his aunt’s apartment, where he crashed the night before, Callaghan, 25, nurses a hangover. He’s been on
This just works. I never knew I needed a country-fied take on the late, great Whitney Houston’s mega hit “I Wanna Dance With Somebody (Who Loves Me),” but I love everything about this. Jon Pardi recently put his own spin on her hit single for a feature on CMT Campfire Sessions, which he appeared on
Seven months after the release of his last studio album, Blue in the Sky, Dustin Lynch returns with a sizzling stand-alone song that trades in warm weather jams like his current single — “Party Mode” — for something a little more seasonally appropriate. The new release, “Wood on the Fire,” describes a hot-and-cold relationship that’s
iQoo 11 Pro has been tipped to sport an E6 AMOLED display with 2K resolution and 120Hz refresh rate, according to a report. The phone is said to feature a hole-punch cutout, which could house the selfie camera. It is tipped to be powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 SoC, which is expected
Hundreds of businesses are urging the chancellor to offer details about the support they’ll receive with their energy bills. The letter to Kwasi Kwarteng was signed by 300 companies and written by Kate Nicholls, the CEO of UK Hospitality. It reads: “We welcome the support that has been given to households – including our customers
“The nicest thing the Queen of England ever did for anyone was die the week that woman became Prime Minister,” Oliver said while joking about new British Prime Minister Liz Truss Britain has been in a ceremonial state of mourning following the death of Queen Elizabeth II last week — and that apparently extends to
The past two years has seen a rise in conservative propaganda against queer books in schools and libraries, so it’s not a surprise that Pride displays got hit especially hard in June. In one Illinois library, though, the fight began before Pride month had even started, and what happened offers a useful case study for