How to build the ultimate PC security suite for free

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Oracle scoffs at charge that Ellison is overpaid

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Clockwise Podcast: Samsung, Steam, misconceptions, and laziness

Tech misconceptions you've given up correcting, the rise of laziness in tech, Samsung's big week, Valve's Steam machines, and other steam machines.



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Betting on betas: Why the early access phenomenon is risky business

Steam's Early Access has encouraged a slew of developers to take the beta-release route for quick cash. This may not be the best idea.



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Senator vows fierce defense of NSA data collection, surveillance programs

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Microsoft shows off modern browser with 1995 computer game

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US DOJ opposes company requests to publish surveillance statistics

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[Tip] Force Windows 10/11 to Stick With Old Feature Update Version

If you are using Windows 10 or Windows 11 operating system in your computer and you want to force Windows to stay locked on the existing ins...