An Xbox Classic Console!?

TechLinked ·TechLinked ·2019-05-06 · 1,200 words · ~6 min read
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0:00 coming keep coming yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah hey whoa
0:04 personal space owners of those classic mini consoles
0:08 might have wasted their money if they got an xbox one because the well-known
0:12 emulator retro arch retro arc is
0:16 retroach is soon to ring in the new year by
0:19 arriving on the console xbox one that is retro arc
0:24 i don't know how to say it retroarch emulates a large number of old-school
0:28 titles on a wide range of platforms but wait what is an emulator doing on a
0:32 walled garden environment like the xbox well it might not fly on the microsoft
0:37 store itself big surprise but if you paid the 19 bucks to enable developer
0:41 mode you'll be able to sideload retroarch arch once it releases for xbox
0:46 early in 2019 the emulator itself is free so it'll be a happy new year indeed
0:51 if you want to play a questionably legal copy of mega man from the comfort of
0:55 your couch you monster twitter users in the uk
0:58 might want to double check their old tweets after the revelation of a
1:01 security issue that allows bad actors to send tweets from other accounts using
1:06 sms twitter allows users to send tweets
1:09 via text messaging very useful if you really need to send something if a data
1:14 connection is not available but unsurprisingly using older sms
1:17 technology turned out to be a problematic to be problematic
1:26 the flaw for some reason only affected accounts based in the uk and while
1:30 twitter has claimed that this particular bug has already been fixed it's
1:33 undoubtedly a tad concerning that a british security issue as a
1:37 demonstration took over a few celebrity accounts in a matter of minutes using
1:41 the exploit so maybe the next time kanye posts a multi-part rant i might wonder
1:46 if it's really him or if any of us
1:51 are really here
1:55 ever dreamed of being a bounty hunter do you not talk to me about boba fett
1:59 boba fett get out of here well
2:06 i'm not talking about boba fett or
2:09 the kind that has a reality tv show but you can sort of be a bounty hunter from
2:13 the comfort of your own pc the european union is offering cash bounties for
2:17 folks that can find security bugs in major open source pieces of software
2:21 such as 7-zip notepad plus plus and vlc
2:24 there are 14 software tools eligible for the bounty program all of which are used
2:28 by the eu itself you can make as much as 90 000 euros if you're skilled enough to
2:34 find a severe security problem and you'll have until either late 2019 or
2:38 2020 to claim them depending on which specific prize you're after just don't
2:42 spend it all on bear mace what
2:47 it's a bear it's a little that's not even a bear that's like a wombat
2:51 i don't even understand what the bear maze joke was about i don't know i don't
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3:30 korean rivals samsung and lg shows no signs of slowing down as samsung has
3:35 filed a patent for a roll-up television
3:38 television by the foot lg had that at ces last year
3:43 did they yeah but now samsung all right wait but listen wait listen the design
3:47 has the display rolling out from the center almost like an old style scroll
3:52 no word on if or when it'll hit the market but with ces around the corner we
3:56 may be lucky enough to see a prototype soon which will hopefully show a pirate
4:00 style treasure map because it's looks like a looks like a scroll bus
4:05 rides typically aren't all that exciting speak for yourself john but once startup
4:09 is trying to change that discount bus carrier flixbus is adding to its
4:14 offerings which already include wi-fi and power outlets with vr headsets that
4:19 can be used to play simple games and experience virtual travel bad ideas yeah
4:24 but because using vr on a moving vehicle could result in car sickness yeah it's
4:29 currently testing the feature on less bumpy routes oh so that yeah that's fine
4:33 i hope the roots don't have corners
4:37 to absolutely no one's surprise soulja boys venture into electronics isn't
4:42 going too well with his gaming console already being pulled from the market
4:46 these were essentially emulator boxes that came with a number of games
4:49 although soldier himself that's mr boy to you oh i'm so sorry
4:53 mr boy insisted they had the correct licenses for the games it's unclear why
4:57 the console is no longer on offer but i i mean it should be pretty
5:02 self-explanatory that's that's clear
5:06 consumer biometrics are generally known as being more convenient than secure and
5:10 this is apparently even true with vein scanning which i didn't even know was a
5:14 thing as a couple of german researchers have already defeated a scanning system
5:17 that looks at blood vessels in the palm of your hand they did it by using an ir
5:21 camera to photograph hands then make wax models based on the images so we're
5:26 probably still a ways away from james bond level biometrics appearing in your
5:30 500 laptop also
5:33 james bond didn't have 500 laptops unless mi6 had a had a budget
5:39 problem we can only be waxed
5:44 what am i supposed to do with these the names bombed
5:53 and the nypd is beefing up security for tonight's times square ball drop
5:59 by having one of its police drones fly overhead although authorities don't
6:03 believe there's any real major threat against the event it could be a good way
6:06 to see how useful security drones could be at other major offense events in the
6:11 future this is a good test scenario with like tons of people
6:14 underneath but with how many people pack into times square every new year's eve exactly i'd
6:19 rather them deploy some mobile porta-potties am i right you can say
6:23 that again oh well that's the last tech length of the
6:27 year guys so the next time we see you you'll probably have already broken your
6:30 resolutions john that's not very nice to write you guys can do it
6:36 to the old laying sign
6:39 lenses