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Download new LibreELEC Krypton -- Kodi TV and movie addons like Exodus and Covenant should work
Publié: septembre 2, 2017, 5:22am CEST par Brian Fagioli
Linux and Kodi go so well together. If you want to set up a lightweight media center distribution, you should look no further than LibreELEC. This open source Linux-based operating system exists solely to run Kodi, making it work on fairly meager hardware, such as a Raspberry Pi. Today, a new LibreELEC Krypton version gets a release -- 8.1.1 BETA. If you are worried about compatibility with your favorite addons such as Exodus and Covenant, don't -- they should work absolutely fine. Of course, if you do encounter any issues, it can be very easy to go back. Might as well have the… [Continue Reading] -
Microsoft releases Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 16281 for PC with Train Simulator fix
Publié: septembre 2, 2017, 3:30am CEST par Brian Fagioli
When it comes to the Windows Insiders program, the Fast Ring is the most bleeding edge, right? Wrong. While it used to be, the "Skip Ahead" level has exceeded it in that regard. In other words, there is a Fast Ring, but now Skip Ahead can be seen as the Faster Ring. Eh, whatever... Today, Microsoft releases Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 16281 for PC, which is for the regular Fast Ring. While the Skip Ahead folks are now on builds based on Redstone 4, this is apparently based on RS3. If you like playing with virtual choo choo trains, I am happy to… [Continue Reading] -
AMD wants to conquer the enterprise PC market with Ryzen Pro
Publié: septembre 2, 2017, 2:24am CEST par Michael Moore
AMD has laid out its aim to make workplace PC and laptop devices more powerful thanks to its latest Ryzen Pro chips. The company has unveiled the first enterprise computing devices that will feature its latest hardware, with the world's three biggest PC manufacturers all signed up for new releases. At an event in New York this week, Lenovo, HP and Dell all revealed that they have new launches powered by AMD's newest Ryzen Pro chips scheduled for release over the next few weeks. "We're really prod of the collaborative partnerships we've built," Jim Anderson, SVP and GM of AMD's computing and… [Continue Reading] -
Okta adds two-factor authentication
Publié: septembre 2, 2017, 1:24am CEST par Sead Fadilpašić
Okta has recently made three major announcements. First, it introduced new developer product toolkit capabilities, allowing developers to add Okta’s identity-driven security solution to their own applications with ease. This has been announced during Oktane, its user event in Las Vegas. New features include easy and secure authentication, rapid customization and branding, out-of-the-box workflows, as well as securing APIs that are exposed to third-party developers. "Millions of new applications are built every year. Identity components like authentication and user management are required for every single one of these experiences -- be it a web app like MGM Resorts International’s MLife website,… [Continue Reading] -
What you need to know about AWS RDS
Publié: septembre 2, 2017, 12:24am CEST par Chris Parlette
Traditional systems administration of servers, applications, and databases used to be a little simpler when it came to choices and costs. For a long time, there was no other choice than to hook up a physical server, put on your desired OS, and install the database or application software that you needed. Eventually, you could choose to install your OS on a physical server or on a virtual machine running on a hypervisor. Then, large companies started running their own hypervisor and allowed you to rent your VM for as long as you needed it on their servers. In 2009,… [Continue Reading]