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Major Malware Incident Hits Arch AUR!

Major Malware Incident Hits Arch AUR! Arch contributors are cleaning up a malware incident in the AUR aft...

CoolerControl is a Powerful cooling control and monitoring tool for Linux

CoolerControl is a Powerful cooling control and monitoring tool for Linux This open-source application not only has a very modern looking and...

Microsoft clarifies Windows 12 rumors, promises to unveil 'a new era of PC' next week

Microsoft clarifies Windows 12 rumors, promises to unveil 'a new era of PC' next week With Computex and Build 2026 upon us, Microsoft clarifies things around "Windows 12" and promises "a new era of PC."

The USB Keyboard We're Never Allowed to Plug In.

Hacked PC Hardware Hidden in Plain Sight! Adam Savage takes a look at malicious hardware devices hidden in plain sight and gets a demonstration of how they actually work. From USB keyboards to we**am...

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CachyOS 2 Months Later: Snappier Than Mint But One Big Catch

Linux Beanie 58 likes, 22 comments. "CachyOS 2 Months Later: Snappier Than Mint But One Big Catch"

🌐 Understanding the OSI Model Made Easy!
Ever wondered how data travels across a network? 🤔
The OSI 7-Layer Model breaks it down into simple steps — just like floors in a building! 🏢
🔹 Layer 7 – Application: Where users interact (apps, web, email)
🔹 Layer 6 – Presentation: Data formatting & encryption 🔐
🔹 Layer 5 – Session: Manages communication sessions 💬
🔹 Layer 4 – Transport: Ensures reliable delivery 🚚
🔹 Layer 3 – Network: Routing & IP addressing 🌍
🔹 Layer 2 – Data Link: MAC addressing & switching 🔌
🔹 Layer 1 – Physical: Cables, signals & hardware ⚡
💡 Why learn OSI?
✔️ Helps in troubleshooting networks
✔️ Makes concepts easier to understand
✔️ Essential for certifications like CCNA
📌 Save this for quick revision & share it with someone learning networking!

🚨 Linux Kernel 7.1 Arrives Huge NTFS Boost & Goodbye i486 🐧💥

Big changes in the Linux world 👀
Linux Kernel 7.1 brings a massive NTFS performance boost and officially drops support for i486 CPUs

⚡ What’s New:
✅ Faster NTFS read/write speeds ⚡
✅ Improved file system performance 💾
✅ Removal of i486 support ❌
✅ Cleaner, modern kernel codebase

🤯 Why It Matters:
👉 Better performance for dual-boot users
👉 End of legacy hardware era 🕰️
👉 Focus shifting to modern systems

💬 Still using old hardware or fully upgraded?

🚨 Linux Kernel 7.1 Arrives Huge NTFS Boost & Goodbye i486 🐧💥

Big changes in the Linux world 👀
Linux Kernel 7.1 brings a massive NTFS performance boost and officially drops support for i486 CPUs

⚡ What’s New:
✅ Faster NTFS read/write speeds ⚡
✅ Improved file system performance 💾
✅ Removal of i486 support ❌
✅ Cleaner, modern kernel codebase

🤯 Why It Matters:
👉 Better performance for dual-boot users
👉 End of legacy hardware era 🕰️
👉 Focus shifting to modern systems

💬 Still using old hardware or fully upgraded?

CachyOS April Release Brings Shelly Package Manager | CachyOS 260426

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