Just saw this at gHacks.net , with a good review by Martin Brinkmann. There are some major changes. First, it’s supported on W7 SP1 and newer Windows OSs. So, if you have anything from before them, stick with the older version. The new one requires .NET Framework 4.5. It will be installed automatically when installing Paint.net 4.0 if not on the target machine already. “Paint.net 4.0 ships with a new rendering engine that supports multi-core processors and GPU hardware...
“When I'm gone, I hope there's a theater in the next world where I can work.” He was the son of Polish immigrants and grew up poor and Jewish in an Italian neighborhood of Brooklyn. His parents owned a candy store. After appearing in a school play at 15, he knew he would be an actor. He moved to Texas to attend the University of Texas in Austin. where he earned a B.A. and earned a Master's Degree in Education from CCNY. He won a sch...
Zuckerberg is changing Facebook’s privacy policy (again) in the very near future. Used to be, they would watch their more than 1 billion members’ activity closely on the site. Now they intend to watch your activity off their site as well. Facebook has announced that it will soon begin collecting data on off-site user activity , meaning that the social network will monitor the websites and apps you use when you're away from Facebook. In other words: if you frequently v...
At Newegg…the deal is for Malwarebytes Anti-Malware Pro Lifetime on 1 PC and includes free, AVG Internet Security software…until 6/24 at 11:59 p.m. Not a bad deal considering it’s for $17.99, and usually Malwarebytes Anti-Malware Pro Lifetime 1 license costs $29.99. One thing to know: It’s for the lifetime of that PC, not your lifetime – which I sincerely hope is much longer than that! AVG Internet Security costs $54.99. Not sure if the edition w...
I know you guys don’t get very excited about Adobe anymore (since the update model changed), but it might be worth looking at the live webcast today at 1 pm. You can find the webcast here: https://creativecloud.adobeevents.com/ccnext/?sdid=KLUAV So far, the newest feature revealed is the Focus mask: http://youtu.be/ARFbJQxgjSA Described here: http://petapixel.com/2014/06/12/sneak-peek-useful-focus-selection-tool-coming-photoshop-cc-june-18th/ Update: ...
Take a look at this ad (courtesy of Neowin.net ): Looks to me like MS is going to be weeding out old code and putting newer and (hopefully) better stuff in. Even better: ‘top level UI surfaces’…replacing/refactoring pieces of code (i.e. Win32 code). Even better…the new frameworks allowing more frequent updates. We’re talking Windows 9. We’re talking streamlining. Source: http://www.neowin.net/news/microsoft-is-about-to-make-big-changes-to-...
Their motives were sincere. They wanted to assess the risk of a 1918 “Spanish Influenza” (H1N1) type outbreak in the future. They believe that since there are Avian Influenza viruses, the H1N1 outbreak resulted from mutations in that virus causing cross species infectivity and transmission. The experiment (their graphic): Reasonable, it would seem, until you think a bit and conclude that “post hoc ergo propter hoc” logic isn’t really val...
Who doesn’t like Malwarebytes (besides the cybercriminals)? So what does it do? It protects apps and browsers from exploits. It’s been tested, but only in Malwarebytes sponsored studies. Malwarebytes states it defended successfully against”: “Nuclear Pack, Angler EK, Infinity EK, FlashPack EK, Magnitude EK, Fiesta EK, Grandsoft EK, Sweet Orange EK, Styx EK, RIG and Gondad.” – gHacks You can find the original (sponsored) post here: http://malware.dontneedcoffee...
Tonight (technically tomorrow morning) at 12:11 am (EDT) there will be a full “Honey Moon” on a Friday the 13th in almost 100 years. This one is special because the full moon also coincides with perigee so, it’ll appear very large on the horizon. Add to this mix the June summer solstice and an itty bitty dust in the air… et voila a honey colored (amber) moon. Don’t miss it…it won’t happen again until 2098! Source: http://sploid.gizmodo.com/no-human-...
Apparently, Gmail had a large security flaw which could have led to mining huge numbers of users email addresses. “Oren Hafif, a security penetration expert, discovered last year that he could manipulate the little-used account-sharing feature in Gmail to edit the 'Rejection Confirmed' webpage. After changing one character in the URL of the page that appears when you reject access to a shared account, Hafif found he could make the page tell him that he had been declined acce...
You’ve probably seen the story. Many are hoping NASA gets the funds to probe (pardon the pun) this idea. Einstein proved that there is an absolute limit to velocity (the speed of light in a vacuum = c ). However, what if a field (a warp field) could be generated which would compress space ahead of the vessel and expand it behind the vessel, by generating a “warp bubble” around the vessel. So? Well, while the speed of light remains as is, space itself can be...
Yup. 59 (fifty nine) vulnerabilities patched for IE. I have no words. What can I say except Read about them here: https://technet.microsoft.com/library/security/ms14-035 or here: http://www.neowin.net/news/microsoft-59-internet-explorer-vulnerabilities-patched-in-june There are at least 2 critical patches for each IE version plus additional ‘important’ ones. There are also game updates for MS Surface Pro 2. Enjoy.
Good news for Android users – Piriform’s CCleaner , the old reliable file and registry cleaner/optimizer is now RTM and FREE in the Chrome Store. Features: More About CCleaner for Android Optimize and Clean - browser history, application cache, download folders, clipboard, call logs and SMS messages Reclaim storage space - uninstall unwanted applications, streamline your device, free up memory System Monitor - keep track of your CPU, RAM, storage sp...
Yes…it seems the patch nazi has spoken. “Windows 8.1 users who haven't yet installed the major update released by Microsoft in April, will stop receiving updates starting tomorrow. Microsoft had announced that the update which was earlier known as the "Spring" update would be a mandatory update for Windows 8.1 users and had a given a buffer period for users to update to it. After launching the major update in April, Microsoft set a deadli...
So…Intel’s newest and thinnest (thinner than an iPad) Broadwell processor powered (“Llama Mountain”) tablet made its prototype appearance. The name is from its newest processor the new 14nm Core M (Broadwell) processor to enable thinner, fanless convertible devices. Being fanless, thin is the word. This hybrid is the thinnest and lightest yet: 7.2mm (0.28 inch), the slate is thinner than the iPad Air (7.5mm), and it's also significantly lighter than t...