Most people still reuse passwords across multiple sites
Rejoice, hackers
Amazon destroys up to 200,000 items of unsold stock per week at its Dunfermline warehouse
Destroyed items include new and returned products, ranging from books to iMac computers
LG caught red-handed trying to buy favorable coverage from Hardware Unboxed
When you have great products in the first place, why even go there?
Latest Windows 10 update is causing BSOD crashes
You may have lost your ability to print
U.S. Customs seizes 2,000 OnePlus Buds thinking they were "counterfeit" AirPods
Now hiring: Tech savvy self-starter who can read a package label
WordPress' parent company Automattic will buy Tumblr from Verizon for an undisclosed amount
The acquisition was reportedly "well below" $20 million
Facebook admits it stored hundreds of millions of user passwords in plain text
The passwords were searchable by Facebook employees
Commissioning Misleading Core i9-9900K Benchmarks
When a PC gaming site published early Core i9-9900K results today we were a little surprised. The title read "Intel's Core i9 9900K is up to 50% faster than AMD's Ryzen 7 2700X in games," right away many of the results looked very suspect to me, having spent countless hours benchmarking both the 2700X and 8700K, so we looked into it some more.
What is the most commonly used password?
Despite all warnings against using poor passwords...
New York federal judge rules news outlets violated copyright by embedding a tweet
Embeddings tweets may soon come with some risks
Microtransactions from free-to-play games almost three times the revenue of paid game releases
$22 billion in 2017 alone should be enough motivation for developers to keep microtransactions alive
