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A 44% discount slashes this 17-inch HP laptop’s price to below $500

The HP Laptop 17t is currently available at a 44% discount, reducing the price to $470 from the original $850.
Featuring a 17.3-inch display with HD+ resolution, the laptop offers a spacious screen for work and media consumption.
Powered by a 13th-generation Intel Core i5 processor, integrated Intel graphics, and 8GB of RAM, it is suitable for everyday tasks.
With 256GB of SSD storage and Windows 11 Home pre-installed, the HP Laptop 17t is ready to use out of the box.

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Almost 50% off — 34-inch LG UltraWide monitor for $340

The LG 34WP75C UltraWide monitor is on sale for $340, 50% off its original price of $600.
The 34-inch curved monitor has QHD resolution, HDR10 support, and an adjustable stand.
It features a 160Hz refresh rate, AMD FreeSync Premium Pro, and built-in MaxxAudio-equipped speakers.
The discount is available for a limited time, so act quickly to get this deal.

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ChatGPT 4.1 could launch as soon as next week – here’s why that’s a big deal

The next generation of OpenAI's GPT models could launch as soon as next week, with ChatGPT 4.1 to replace 4o.
Sources close to OpenAI confirm the imminent release of ChatGPT 4.1, described as a revamped version of GPT-4o multimodal model.
The release of GPT-4.1 marks a significant step forward for ChatGPT and is expected to help OpenAI regain its position at the forefront of AI models.
ChatGPT is getting a major memory upgrade that enables it to remember conversations, bringing it closer to becoming a personalized AI assistant.

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Microsoft’s latest attempt to persuade upgrades to Windows 11 falls spectacularly flat on its face

Microsoft published a new article encouraging upgrades to Windows 11, presenting 7 tips that serve as reasons to upgrade.
The tips highlighted in the article are not the most compelling reasons to make the switch.
The article emphasizes customizing the Start Menu, using snap layouts, virtual desktops, widgets, focus sessions, Windows Hello for login, and dark mode as reasons to upgrade.
However, these features may not appeal to the majority of Windows users and do not address more significant benefits like enhanced security and performance in Windows 11.
The shortcomings of the article are evident in its failure to provide strong arguments to entice users to upgrade to Windows 11.
Windows 11 offers improvements like better security, smoother performance, gaming features, accessibility enhancements, and new AI features that were not adequately highlighted in the article.
As Windows 10's End of Life approaches, users will need to consider upgrading to Windows 11 or exploring other options.

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The AI Inflection Point | How Agentic & GenAI Are Reshaping Security Operations

The adoption of Generative AI (GenAI) and Agentic AI is reshaping security operations by augmenting human analysts, improving efficiency, and laying the foundation for a more autonomous SOC.
Organizations are increasing spending on security tools with AI capabilities, with a focus on threat intelligence analysis, workflow automation, and threat hunting using AI-powered solutions.
AI is not replacing human analysts but helping to alleviate workload pressures, enabling strategic work, and improving overall security postures.
Security leaders emphasize the importance of AI seamlessly fitting into existing workflows and meeting performance, usability, and privacy requirements.
There is a challenge of 'AI washing', where vendors overpromise AI capabilities, making it harder for security professionals to make informed decisions.
Organizations see AI as the bridge to a more autonomous SOC, where AI-driven automation enhances human expertise without full replacement.
AI-driven automation enables SOC teams to anticipate and mitigate cyber risks proactively, reshaping security operations from detection to response processes.
SentinelOne's Purple AI aims to deliver agentic systems for security work, training AI grounded in real-world security scenarios to enhance human decision-making.
The future of AI-powered SOC involves GenAI and Agentic AI amplifying human expertise, automating tasks, and enhancing cybersecurity resilience without replacing analysts.
Organizations are rapidly adopting AI to improve efficiency, streamline investigations, and strengthen security postures, moving towards a more autonomous SOC.

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Dew Drop – April 11, 2025 (#4402)

.NET 10 Preview 3 and .NET MAUI updates are available, along with a new Docker Extension for Visual Studio Code and JetBrains Developer Ecosystem Survey 2025 for shaping the future of development.
Articles cover topics like optimizing image performance in Next.js, building a Token Visualizer in .NET, and ASP.NET Core updates in .NET 10 Preview 3.
Updates on .NET MAUI, Windows UWP Maps Control deprecation, and programming MS Word DOCX documents with .NET C# on Linux are highlighted.
AI-related topics include Azure Copilot troubleshooting, Anthropic's C# SDK for MCP Integration, and using AI in software testing.
Design and methodology articles discuss code quality in GitHub, security for developers, and career path navigation.
Mobile, IoT, and game development content feature insights on Xbox's South of Midnight and screencasts on GitHub Copilot and Azure SQL Database.
Podcasts cover AI data infrastructure, Django deploy, durable execution, fact-checking AI, UX for business, and more.
Events like the MVP Summit 2025, Azure SQL Server updates, and the 50th-anniversary Surface Laptop release by Microsoft are also highlighted.
Database insights, SharePoint updates, miscellaneous tech news, and additional link collections are included in this extensive compilation.

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🚀 10 DevOps Best Practices That Saved My Team (and Sanity)

Infrastructure as Code (IaC) using tools like Terraform, Pulumi, or AWS CloudFormation is crucial.
Automate tests, including unit tests, integration tests, and smoke tests, before deploying code.
Dockerize applications to improve portability, predictability, and production readiness.
Monitor everything but be cautious not to trigger alert fatigue, and use thresholds based on SLOs.

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I've never been more excited to get my hands on a new handheld: Intel's new graphics driver reportedly provides greater MSI Claw 8 AI+ performance

Intel's new Arc Graphics Driver 32.0.101.6734 optimizes power management for the Intel Core Ultra 200V series processors, enhancing game performance on handheld gaming PCs.
The driver patch notes highlight improvements in frame pacing at lower power modes, allowing users to game at lower wattages while maintaining high FPS and frame pacing results.
This update can result in a smoother gaming experience, especially when using XeSS Frame Generation, and also provides better power management for extended gaming sessions with reduced battery consumption.
The upcoming Lenovo Legion Go 2 using AMD's Ryzen Z2 Extreme APU is expected to bring further competition to the handheld gaming PC market.

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Harnessing AI: make Bitrix24’s your sales and marketing MVP

CoPilot, an AI tool integrated into Bitrix24, assists with tasks like call transcriptions and brainstorming in the sales and marketing ecosystem.
It helps transcribe calls automatically, fill CRM fields, and generate ideas aligned with specified voice and intent.
CoPilot's versatility allows it to handle various tasks such as social media management, scriptwriting, and data analysis, saving time and effort.
The AI tool enables quick task transitions, summary generation, and checklist creation, aiding in task management and workflow efficiency.
Available round-the-clock, CoPilot can assist with copywriting, customer segment analysis, and page tweaks at any hour, enhancing productivity during time-sensitive projects.
It enhances existing tools in Bitrix24 without the need for learning new apps, simplifying operations and streamlining processes.
CoPilot acts as a strategist, assistant, and proofreader within the familiar Bitrix24 interface, offering assistance without requiring additional headcount.
While not perfect, CoPilot accelerates and enhances human creativity, allowing professionals to focus more on strategic marketing tasks.
By integrating seamlessly into workflows and aiding in various marketing functions, CoPilot proves to be a valuable asset in enhancing work efficiency and productivity.
Overall, Bitrix24's CoPilot emerges as a practical and beneficial tool that complements human creativity and improves marketing outcomes.

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ChatGPT can now remember more details from your past conversations

OpenAI has upgraded ChatGPT with expanded memory features.
ChatGPT can now remember more details from past conversations to personalize responses.
Users can opt out of memory or restrict which chats are saved.
The new memory features are available for Plus and Pro users, with other plans getting access later.

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Windows 11’s controversial Recall feature could soon arrive for Copilot+ PCs – I just hope Microsoft’s tightening of its privacy is up to scratch

Microsoft is preparing to release Windows 11's Recall feature, an AI-powered search functionality, for Copilot+ PCs.
The Recall feature has entered the final stage of testing and is included in the latest test build in the Release Preview channel.
Recall will initially be available in a limited set of languages and will require a Copilot+ PC with a powerful NPU.
Concerns about privacy and security have led Microsoft to introduce additional measures, including Windows Hello sign-in for authentication.

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OpenAI countersues Elon Musk over ‘unlawful harassment’ of company

OpenAI has countersued Elon Musk, accusing him of harassment and seeking legal action against him.
Musk previously sued OpenAI over its restructuring plans and dropped the suit in June before filing a fresh one in August.
OpenAI claims Musk has used press attacks, social media campaigns, legal claims, and a sham bid to harm the company.
OpenAI requests the judge to stop Musk's attacks and hold him responsible for the damage caused.

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Razer lets you stream your PC games on mobile, and you can try it out right now

Razer has launched its PC Remote Play platform, allowing users to stream PC games on mobile devices.
The service is compatible with smartphones, tablets, Windows PC gaming handhelds, laptops, and even other desktop PCs.
The Remote Play platform adapts the stream to the device being used, providing the best visuals for the specific device.
Razer's Remote Play service is free, works with any Windows PC, and supports a range of mobile devices and controllers.

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OpenAI says it could rebuild GPT-4 from scratch with just 5 to 10 people, thanks to breakthroughs from its latest model

OpenAI's latest model, GPT-4.5, has led to breakthroughs that could make rebuilding GPT-4 with only 5 to 10 people possible.
Previously, building GPT-4 required hundreds of people and significant effort from OpenAI.
Alex Paino, who led pre-training machine learning for GPT-4.5, stated that retraining GPT-4 could now be done with a small team of 5 to 10 people.
OpenAI's CEO, Sam Altman, mentioned that the advancements in GPT-4.5 have made the retraining process more feasible with a smaller team.

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Windows 11’s controversial AI Recall feature is coming to your Copilot+ PC very soon

Microsoft's controversial AI Recall feature, which takes screenshots of everything you do on a Copilot+ PC, is finally rolling out to a broader group of Windows 11 users.
Recall is available in the Windows 11 Release Preview channel and is aimed at Copilot+ PC owners, which include a range of laptops with specialized hardware for AI tasks.
The Recall feature allows users to find and get back to any app, website, image, or document by describing its content. Microsoft assures that the screenshots are collected securely and cannot be accessed without physical access to the laptop.
Along with Recall, Microsoft is introducing a 'Click to Do' functionality and enhanced search for settings or files on your Windows PC, but a timeline for the stable channels has yet to be announced.

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