Certain Threadripper 7000 Series processors contain fuses that permanently blow when the processor gets overclocked.
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Christine Hall has been a journalist since 1971. In 2001, she began writing a weekly consumer computer column and started covering Linux and FOSS in 2002 after making the switch to GNU/Linux. Follow her on Twitter: @BrideOfLinux
SJVN at ZDNet has all the ins and outs on what you can do (other than never reboot your computer) to protect yourself from LogoFAIL until a real fix comes along.
Are you afraid that someone's out to steal your passwords from your phone? Well, they might be, but they're probably not. Ars has published an article that explains it all.
Univention Corporate Server was originally designed to be a Linux distro with Microsoft Active Directory capabilities.
Amanda Brock is a pretty well-known name in open-source, so imagine my surprise when I discovered her byline on a tech site that's most known for publishing a weekly list of top apps for Windows. A big thumbs-up to Beta News for this.
Although officially released today, enterprises will need to wait for about four weeks longer before deploying the enterprise edition, as the software still needs to go through the certification process.
Terms of this three-way merger that also includes Dracoon have not been disclosed.
The first beta release of KDE Plasma 6, which exchanges X11 for Wayland, was released last week. The second beta will be released in two weeks.
Rocky Linux becomes the last of the major RHEL clones to catch up with Red Hat's latest and greatest. Here's what you should know.
For the first time in its three year's of existence, AlmaLinux didn't release its new version within hours of a new RHEL release. That's because AlmaLinux is no longer just a copy and paste RHEL clone.