I don't want to give horror game devs any ideas but this chilling 'sphere o' mouths' lip-syncing robot is haunting my dreams and I want it to stop

I don’t want to give horror game devs any ideas but this chilling ‘sphere o’ mouths’ lip-syncing robot is haunting my dreams and I want it to stop

There I was last night, idly scrolling on my phone looking for interesting hardware news, when I stumbled across this absolute monstrosity, this dream-haunter, this affront to all that is good in this world. Okay, so it’s a pretty cool lip-syncing robot mouth project, but the results are so horrifying I demand that it be…

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Scan Firmware Using Google’s VirusTotal

Until now, Google’s VirusTotal merely scanned URLs and “suspicious” files (up to 128MB) that are uploaded to the site including Windows executables, Android APKs, PDFs, images, and more. Now, PC World points to a new tool added to the VirusTotal service that will scan firmware for known malicious code. Firmware is at the root of…

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EU court rejects Valve appeal against €1.6 million fine for ‘geo-blocking’ Steam games, says policy existed to protect publisher royalties and ‘the margins earned by Valve’

The Court of Justice of the European Union has dismissed an attempt by Valve to convince it that the geo-blocking of Steam game activation keys did not infringe on EU law, reaffirming its finding from 2021 that “Valve and five PC videogames publishers unlawfully restricted cross-border sales of certain PC videogames that are compatible with…

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You can install the new Xbox Full screen experience mode for Windows on handhelds but whether it will work is another question entirely

Microsoft’s “Full screen experience” mode for handheld gaming PCs shouldn’t officially be usable yet, but it turns out you can use it already if you’re happy using a Preview version of Windows and using a third-party tool. Only problem is, if my experience is anything to go by, it might not work all too well….

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Security Researchers Warns of Vulnerability Affecting Several Netgear Routers

Vulnerability traces back to Netgear’s Genie application A security researcher has discovered a vulnerability in several wireless routers made by Netgear that could give an attacker unauthenticated access, both locally and remotely. The vulnerability relates to a service that communicates with Netgear’s Genie software, an accompanying program that provides a desktop (or mobile) dashboard so…

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