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  Happy St Patrick's Day! Ancestry.com can help identify your Irish roots

  Publié: mars 17, 2019, 6:20pm CET par Alan Buckingham

  Are you part Irish? Do you know? I bit the bullet recently and had the DNA test done. There were no shocks, I’m of Irish, Scottish, English and Welsh descent. I knew this, but a bit more data always helps. The test I used came from Ancestry.com and was fairly simple. I recommend saving up your saliva though, you’ll be using a lot of it, and be sure to follow the instructions to a tee, you’ll need to. Today is St Patrick's Day and Ancestry.com says "Looking for your Irish ancestors can be like trying to put together a puzzle with… [Continue Reading]
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  deepin, the prettiest Linux distribution, switches to Debian stable in 15.9.2 beta

  Publié: mars 17, 2019, 4:23pm CET par Brian Fagioli

  There are many Linux distributions in the wild nowadays, but none are more beautiful than deepin. Even though I don't use the operating system regularly (I prefer Fedora and GNOME), I recognize deepin's beauty as second to none. Some people refuse to use the distro because its developers are in China, but in reality, it should be fine to use. Just like concerns about Huawei hardware, it is largely due to xenophobia. While deepin has always seemed rock solid to me, its base of Debian unstable apparently made it less reliable than the developers liked. As a result, beginning with the… [Continue Reading]
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  Hackers are exploiting critical WinRAR bug exposed last month

  Publié: mars 17, 2019, 3:24pm CET par Mark Wyciślik-Wilson

  Towards the end of last month, security researchers revealed details of a critical bug in that stalwart of the compression world, WinRAR. The bug is many years old and although it relates to the rarely-used ACE format and has since been patched, it has been discovered hackers are actively exploiting it since it was made public. The 19-year-old bug in the file UNACEV2.DLL (CVE-2018-20250) allows for an attacker to execute malicious files hidden in compressed archives. Over 100 exploits have been found that take advantage of people who are yet to update to a secure version of the software... and… [Continue Reading]
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  Spotify lashes out at 'monopolist' Apple in escalating war of words

  Publié: mars 17, 2019, 12:41pm CET par Mark Wyciślik-Wilson

  The battle between Apple and Spotify continues, with the streaming music company labelling the iPhone-maker a "monopolist". The spat started when Spotify filed a complaint against Apple, saying that the company is stifling competition and limiting user choice with rules it puts in place. Apple responded, poo-pooing the claims, and now Spotify has responded in turn not only accusing Apple of having a monopoly, but also saying that the company's response to the complaint was "entirely in line" with what it expected. See also: Apple bites back at Spotify's damning claims against it Leaked internal documents show Apple will repair… [Continue Reading]