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Linux Foundation’s ‘Open Source Security Foundation’ Launches New Threat Intelligence Mailing List

The Linux Foundation’s “Open Source Security Foundation” (or OpenSSF) is a cross-industry forum to “secure the development, maintenance, and consumption of the open source software”. And now the OpenSSF has launched a new mailing list “which aims to monitor the threat landscape of open-source project vulnerabilities,” reports I Programmer, “in order to provide real time

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Dark Matter Found? New Study Furthers Stephen Hawking’s Predictions About ‘Primordial’ Black Holes

Where is dark matter, the invisible masses which must exist to bind galaxies together? Stephen Hawking postulated they could be hiding in “primordial” black holes formed during the big bang, writes CNN. “Now, a new study by researchers with the Massachusetts Institute of Technology has brought the theory back into the spotlight, revealing what these

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Thumb Nuts For Not a Lot

Sometimes it’s the most straightforward of hacks which are also the most satisfying, and so it is that we’d like to draw your attention to [mikeandmertle]’s PVC thumb nuts. They provide a cheap an easy to make way to create thumb-tightenable nuts for your projects. Starting with a PVC sheet, a series of discs can

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How to delete system data on a Mac

Macworld If you are struggling with not enough storage and trying to make more space on your Mac, Apple helpfully outlines ways to save space and shows some mysteriously named elements taking up storage space. In macOS Ventura and later, If you click on the Apple logo > About This Mac > More Info >

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How to delete system data on a Mac

Macworld If you are struggling with not enough storage and trying to make more space on your Mac, Apple helpfully outlines ways to save space and shows some mysteriously named elements taking up storage space. In macOS Ventura and later, If you click on the Apple logo > About This Mac > More Info >

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