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In many situations, having two instead of one can be advantageous, and this is especially true when it comes to computer operating systems. While running both Windows and Linux on the same machine through dual booting is quite common, some users might currently encounter a problem. This predicament arises due to an error by Microsoft, causing these dual-boot systems to fail and display an alarming message: “Something catastrophic has occurred.”

As an enthusiastic user, I’m thrilled to share that Microsoft is unveiling its annual update for Windows 11! This time around, they’re pouring their efforts into enhancing the core platform and refining quality-of-life aspects. The Version 24H2, or the 2024 Update, promises a host of improvements – from boosted performance to user experience tweaks aimed at making Windows 11 more intuitive to navigate.

In the previous year, I was quite taken by the Dell Inspiron 16 (7630) laptop. Remarkably, it demonstrated a robust performance while offering a cost-effective option compared to Dell’s premium XPS series, as evidenced in my reviews for the XPS 17 and XPS 15.

It appears that Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, may have been correct in his assertion. Developing AI models like ChatGPT seems to involve using copyrighted content, as both Microsoft and OpenAI have faced numerous lawsuits due to copyright infringement allegations over the past few years. Now, Anthropic is finding itself embroiled in similar disputes, with several authors filing a lawsuit against the company for the same reason.

As the Gamescom 2024 opening night drew to a close, I found myself questioning whether my excitement had been misplaced when I thought I’d caught wind of a new Diablo 4: Vessel of Hatred trailer. However, it seemed that the organizers had saved the most intriguing reveal for last, as they unveiled this tantalizing preview towards the end of the event, showcasing the innovative Mercenaries mechanic and a notably pointed-eared, tailed character among them…

Amazon, along with MGM Studios and Blur Studio, are collaborating on an innovative anthology series based on video games, exclusively available through Amazon’s Prime Video streaming service.