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oh you're gonna be so glad you clicked this video trust me this this baby this

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this can fit this baby can fit so much tech news in it yes i love it these

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freaking ransomware attacks just won't stop the latest victim is cassaya an i.t

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firm that offers remote services to supply chain businesses worldwide

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thousands of which were infected with malware by the re-evil hacking group

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because they're evil and then they're evil one more time

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nope the group apparently hijacked kaseya's software update functionality

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to deploy the malware to victims across the world and they're now offering to

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decrypt the files they've infected for a 70 million dollar ransom the attack has

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led to sweden's coop supermarket chain i don't know if that's how you say

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keep closing all its stores this past weekend

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and it's unclear how the hack will affect other sectors but it's notable

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simply because it's one of the most widespread ransomware attacks ever seen

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in fact i think it might go down as the biggest one ever so all the hackers can

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probably stop doing this now you did it guys

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nice one time to pack it in stop doing this

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popular free audio editing app audacity is living up to its name after its new

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owners updated the app's terms of service to indicate user data could be

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collected and potentially sold muse group bought audacity on april 30th and

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while they promised the app would remain free and open source they didn't mention

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anything about how they were looking to monetize their acquisition

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and well the new terms make reference to the

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standard data you'd think an app might collect os version user country the CPU

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being used but they also say audacity has the right to collect data necessary

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for law enforcement litigation and authorities requests which could be

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literally anything they also say the data may be sent back to muse group's

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russian headquarters and it's fair game if audacity gets bought by any other

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company and so naturally children under 13 should not be using it the free open

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source audio editor kids should be buying adobe licenses instead what do

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you mean they have no money haven't they been working evenings and weekends i'm

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assuming that's the norm in russia i don't and qualcomm says they're planning to

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release notebook processors in 2022 that will rival apple silicon chips like the

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m1 planning being the key word here

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okay actually they may have a shot you see back in march qualcomm acquired

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nuvia a processor design company started by former apple engineers who oversaw

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the development of cupertino's in-house chips qualcomm ceo cristiano amon told

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reuters that he thinks his company can make the best chip on the market it's

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only when you put it in a laptop that you get some problems but the chip

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itself it's a good it's a good chip

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it's pretty good now it's time for quick bits brought to you by seasonic maker of

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that's right these things have a 50 000 hour life expectancy and a 12 hour

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warranty the ocean will light on fire again and will probably all be gone by

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then anyways so get yourself a sea sonic power supply at the link below why am i

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so angry i love you i don't know these bits are pretty

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hoffman why aren't you stopping me you're unstoppable apex legends servers

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were hacked but not to get anyone fraudulent chicken dinners players

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trying to join a game were met by a message linking to save titanfall.com a

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site dedicated to convincing respawn to fix the multiplayer mode for titanfall 1

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which is itself being kept offline by hackers now i say multiplayer mode but

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titanfall 1 was multiplayer only so they have a point the save titanfall people

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say they're not affiliated with the hack making this all kind of confusing and

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leading me to say just play battlefield 4 for now the servers are hot watch out

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for me in the chopper though i'm coming for you

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cryptocurrency is having a moment and not in a good way the total hash rate

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for the ethereum network is down 19 this month in the wake of the chinese

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crackdown on mining a development that has also driven the largest drop in

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mining difficulty for the bitcoin network ever crypto may be the future

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but it looks like it's gonna have to face a reckoning of some kind before we're all blockchaining around on our

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blockchain boards i don't know how the blockchain works

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early adopters everywhere are slapping early builds of Windows 11 on their

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machines including gustav montse that's probably not how you say his name who

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has carried on his tradition of installing unusual operating systems on

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the microsoft lumia 950xl a phone from

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2015. it honestly looks like it runs pretty well and with the vertical screen

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you probably won't even notice the centered start button thus avoiding being triggered by your irrational

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hatred of change you gotta address that at some point scientists at the

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university of gutingen gottingen in germany have built a high

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resolution microsoft completely out of lego parts and some mobile phone

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components except for the actual microscope lenses themselves

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well we hear about german engineering all the time but this is just flaunting

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their skills oh truman engineering is so

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good we can build a microscope from lego

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get behind us since the line

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and other scientists have demonstrated successful genome editing in space for

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the first time using crispr technology this paves the way for more space-based

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research on repairing dna that is damaged by space radiation meaning if

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this research goes anywhere future astronauts could have their dna

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rewritten to stay safe on deep space flights this is cool but also an amazing

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setup for a space horror film i have to write that down okay so now

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this episode is over come back on wednesday for more tech news provided

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you haven't mutated into a homicidal space creature by then i just gave away

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the ending ah come on hoffman