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How to Check for Flock Safety Surveillance Cameras in Your AreaSecurity

How to Check for Flock Safety Surveillance Cameras in Your Area

The US has launched the publicly accessible Atlas of Surveillance tool, enabling tracking of police surveillance technologies. The database includes thousands of cameras, including Flock Safety solutions widely deployed in cities to enhance public safety. Users can verify if these cameras are installed in specific neighborhoods and assess the scale of such systems. This resource is vital for researchers, journalists, and citizens concerned with privacy and law enforcement oversight.

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Google to Launch Pixel Watch 5 in Stephen Curry-Branded Special EditionHardware

Google to Launch Pixel Watch 5 in Stephen Curry-Branded Special Edition

Google is set to release a special edition of its flagship Pixel Watch 5 in collaboration with basketball legend Stephen Curry. Leaked marketing materials reveal that the key difference lies in the unique strap, inspired by Curry’s signature style. The strap features stone gray and taupe colors with vibrant orange accents and a striped end, while a small brown tag bears the inscriptions “STEPHEN CURRY” and “#LockIn.” The manufacturer highlights the water-resistant coating, making it ideal for intense workouts.

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Enthusiast Cools GPU Directly with Water via 3D-Printed Block: Temps Drop to 28°CHardware

Enthusiast Cools GPU Directly with Water via 3D-Printed Block: Temps Drop to 28°C

An enthusiast under the nickname TrashBench conducted an unconventional experiment in direct water cooling for a graphics processor, eliminating the traditional metal water block from the system. Instead, they used a 3D-printed housing that allowed the liquid to make direct contact with the GPU's silicon chip. Despite initial leaks and concerns about component damage, the final temperature readings were remarkable: load temperatures on an RTX 2060 Super dropped to just 28°C. The experiment highlights the potential of alternative cooling methods but requires meticulous sealing and preparation.

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Shark FlexBreeze FA222JBKNC: 51% Discount on Cooling Fan with Humidification & BatteryHardware

Shark FlexBreeze FA222JBKNC: 51% Discount on Cooling Fan with Humidification & Battery

Amazon.co.jp is currently running a promotion on the Shark FlexBreeze FA222JBKNC wireless fan, slashing its price by 51% to just ¥14,500. The device features a built-in battery that delivers up to 24 hours of continuous operation, along with a water spray function for enhanced cooling in hot weather. These features make it ideal for both indoor and outdoor use, whether on patios, camping trips, or during outdoor activities.

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Framework Data Breach: What Customer Data Was Exposed to HackersSecurity

Framework Data Breach: What Customer Data Was Exposed to Hackers

Modular laptop manufacturer Framework has suffered a major customer data breach. The incident exposed names, email addresses, phone numbers, login IP addresses, and physical addresses of users. The company stated that payment data and order information were not affected. Preliminary estimates suggest the breach impacted hundreds of thousands of customers. The leak occurred due to a vulnerability in Metabase analytics software, exploited by hackers using a zero-day exploit.

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Hackers Breach TrueConf, Inject Backdoors into Client InstallersSecurity

Hackers Breach TrueConf, Inject Backdoors into Client Installers

The Head Mare cybercriminal group has launched a series of attacks on TrueConf video conferencing servers by exploiting unpatched vulnerabilities to distribute malicious client installers embedded with backdoors. Attackers gain full system control, replace legitimate installers with trojanized versions, and deploy spyware. These attacks pose significant risks to Russian organizations, where TrueConf is widely adopted in corporate and government sectors as an alternative to Western solutions.

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Anthropic Makes Auto Mode Default in Claude CodeArtificial intelligence

Anthropic Makes Auto Mode Default in Claude Code

Anthropic has announced that its AI-powered developer tool, Claude Code, will default to auto mode starting August 14. This feature, now standard for Pro, Max, and Team subscriptions, allows the AI to execute tasks without constant user approval, intervening only when irreversible or potentially harmful actions are detected. In tests, auto mode identified 89% of malicious activities compared to just 13.6% via manual user checks, while users automatically approved 97% of requests, reducing oversight effectiveness.

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Wolfbox MF60 Powerful Wireless Blower Discounted by 39%Hardware

Wolfbox MF60 Powerful Wireless Blower Discounted by 39%

Regular cleaning of computers and electronics from dust is key to stable performance and device longevity. Dust accumulation not only damages the appearance of equipment but also impairs cooling, potentially leading to reduced performance. A temporary Amazon promotion offers the powerful wireless blower Wolfbox MF60 at a 39% discount, reducing its price from $49.99 to $30.39. This is one of the best deals on the market for those who value cleaning convenience and efficiency.

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Noctua: Over Half of PC Cases Report Incorrect Cooler DimensionsHardware

Noctua: Over Half of PC Cases Report Incorrect Cooler Dimensions

High-end cooling system manufacturer Noctua conducted an independent study on PC case compatibility with CPU coolers. Testing over 100 models revealed that in 56 cases, the dimensions stated by manufacturers did not match reality. Discrepancies ranged from -3.5 mm to +10 mm, potentially causing assembly issues or missing opportunities to install more powerful cooling systems. The study results were published in the company’s official blog.

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Dropbox as PC Builder Insurance: Real-World ExperienceSecurity

Dropbox as PC Builder Insurance: Real-World Experience

The author shares years of experience using Dropbox to protect data on a custom-built PC. The service prevented disaster when two SSDs failed consecutively. Beyond backup, the cloud storage simplified collaboration on files up to 50 GB. A yearly family plan costs $204, which the author considers a reasonable price for 'digital insurance.'

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