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Orange and blue Lego bricks forming a Firefox logo, illustrating the Mozilla Solo shutdown on November 30
  • Internet

Mozilla Solo shutdown: your AI-built site dies on Nov 30

Mozilla Solo shutdown: Mozilla deletes 54,000 AI-built websites on November 30. What the export really gives you and how to save your site and domain.
Daniel
November 14, 2026
A Dell laptop booting macOS on a desk, the kind of Hackintosh setup Stela macOS on PC brings back
  • Software

Stela runs macOS on PC again: the Hackintosh is back

Stela macOS on PC: a new UEFI translator boots unmodified Apple Silicon macOS 27 on x86 towers with Nvidia GPUs. Requirements, setup and the caveats.
Orange and blue Lego bricks forming a Firefox logo, illustrating the Mozilla Solo shutdown on November 30
  • Internet

Mozilla Solo shutdown: your AI-built site dies on Nov 30

Mozilla Solo shutdown: Mozilla deletes 54,000 AI-built websites on November 30. What the export really gives you and how to save your site and domain.
Rows of server racks in a data center, the kind of infrastructure behind the Yandex Cloud data loss after drone strikes.
  • Cloud

Yandex Cloud data loss: 2.84% gone after drone strikes

Yandex Cloud data loss confirmed: 2.84% of customer data is gone for good after drone strikes, and the provider blames users for skipping backups.
A Nintendo Switch console on a wooden table, the kind of handheld a patched USB-C hub can now serve as a Switch 2 dock.
  • Gaming

Switch 2 dock from a $45 USB-C hub: 540 bytes of firmware

A Switch 2 dock from a $45 USB-C hub? A modder patched 540 bytes of firmware to fool Nintendo’s handshake, fix HDR and expose the dock check’s secret.
View from an airliner window seat, as United bans AI agents from booking flights for travellers.
  • Artificial Intelligence

United bans AI agents from booking your flights

United bans AI agents from booking flights, citing security, federal rules and money. Here’s why airlines are fencing off the agentic web and what to do.
Tux plush toy on a shelf, illustrating the Linux kernel AI slop problem hitting kernel reviewers.
  • Software

Linux kernel AI slop drives a top reviewer to step back

Linux kernel AI slop now makes up half of what one memory management reviewer sees. Lorenzo Stoakes just stepped back, and maintainers foot the bill.
A Steam Controller next to a Steam Machine, illustrating the new Steam Deck FPS data shown on Steam Store pages
  • Gaming

Steam Deck FPS data lands on Steam, and Verified looks silly

Steam Deck FPS data from real players is now on Steam Store pages. Verified games at 30 FPS, Unsupported ones near 60: here’s how to read the charts.
A Lenovo ThinkPad laptop on a desk, the kind of machine a ThinkPad BIOS password bypass can rescue from e-waste
  • Hardware

ThinkPad BIOS password bypass: a $10 chip saves old laptops

A ThinkPad BIOS password bypass now costs $10: a cheap CH341A programmer wipes Lenovo supervisor passwords and saves 4th to 8th gen laptops from the dump.
Person reading an email inbox on a laptop, illustrating the Outlook SPF validation error bouncing legitimate mail
  • Internet

Outlook SPF validation error: Microsoft bounces legit email

Hit an Outlook SPF validation error since last week? Microsoft’s new mail rules are bouncing small senders. What broke, and how to fix SPF, DKIM and DMARC.
An SSD and a hard drive next to a laptop, illustrating the AMD driver SSD bug that writes data continuously
  • Hardware

AMD driver SSD bug: Radeon software writes 13 TB a month

An AMD driver SSD bug makes the Radeon External Events Utility write to your drive nonstop, even idle. Here’s how to check your PC and stop it.
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