Month: September 2026

Microsoft Teams Finally Lets Two Poor Bastards Share Screens Side-by-Side So Microsoft Teams is apparently getting a feature that lets two presenters share their screens side-by-side in a meeting. Yes, really. After years of...

Malware Now Shoves Chrome and Edge Extensions Down Your Throat, Because Of Course It Fucking Does Right, so here’s the latest steaming heap from the security world: some clever little bastards have figured out how to bypass...

Your AD Passwords Are Probably a Dumpster Fire Right, so this article is basically a polite way of saying what every miserable sysadmin already suspects: your Active Directory passwords are probably weak as hell, reused, leaked,...

Satya Nadella Says AI’s Next Battle Is Reliability, Interoperability, and Control — Well, No Shit Right then, here’s the short version before management turns it into a 94-slide deck full of stock photos and buzzword...

Claude Shoves Cowork into Chat, Because Apparently One Bloody Window Was Too Much to Ask Right, so Anthropic has decided to merge Cowork into Claude’s main chat experience, which means users can now create and edit documents,...

Iranian Hackers, Yet More Windows Spyware Bullshit, and the ChosenBrick Mess Right, here we bloody go. According to the article, Iranian state-linked hackers have been using a Windows malware strain called ChosenBrick to spy on...

Microsoft Intune Gets More Toys So You Can Babysit Fewer Idiots Microsoft has shoved a fresh pile of updates into Intune, and for once it’s not entirely useless. The big headline is unattended Remote Help, which means admins...

Windows 11 KB5124008: Microsoft Breaks Domain Trust, Acts Surprised, Everyone Else Gets Shafted Well, what a shocker: Microsoft shoved out the Windows 11 KB5124008 update, and for some poor bastards it promptly blew up domain...