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You think keeping a secret in todayâs world is tough? Try running one of the most important elections on the planet while dodging drones, AI surveillance and a smartphone in every pocket.
When Pope Francis passed away, the Vatican went into immediate lockdown mode to protect the conclave, the centuries-old process where cardinals vote to elect the next pope. Let me tell you, the security isnât just tight. Itâs basically a Tom Clancy novel on espresso.
Just last year, I had an IT pro on my team with over 20 years of experience. Smart guy. Talented. But when it came to AI, he dug in his heels. âItâs a fad,â he told me. âIn two years, people will go back to Google and search the web. They wonât trust AI.â
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You pay for high-speed internet, but your current connection is slower than your mom who took nine months to come up with a good joke. Somethingâs off, and no, itâs not Mercury in retrograde (this time).
Enter: DNS.
PC shipments jumped 6.7% last quarter as people rushed to replace old Windows 10 laptops before support ends and tariffs yeet prices into the stratosphere. Brands like Lenovo, HP and Dell are trying to move inventory fast, before things get messy.
What Lenovo laptops got for repairability, according to PIRGâs annual report, considered an F rating. The catch? They only submitted one model, so they were slapped with a failing grade for not providing enough data. Other brands sent in nine or 10 models. I guess they didnât read the terms and conditions.
Thatâs how much Google Chrome might be worth if Google was forced to sell it off. At least thatâs what DuckDuckGoâs CEO estimated at Googleâs antitrust trial. (Spoiler: DuckDuckGo will not be bidding.) The DOJ is still deciding how to break up Googleâs search monopoly, and selling Chrome is on the table. AI players like OpenAI and Perplexity say theyâd be interested.
The number of toys your toddler needs to be happy. Yep, no need for a mountain of plushies and plastic cars. A study found that kids given too many playthings got overstimulated and jumped from toy to toy. But with just four? They slowed down, focused and played longer. Oh, and no need to toss everything. Just rotate them.