Primark's £16 jeans 'the most wanted' for Spring shoppers 'love'
Shoppers loved it for its versatility
M. Macron lifted a haw-he-haw Gallic eyebrow as Trump grimaced like a tortoise: QUENTIN LETTS watches the French President enter Donald's lair
There is no man better for flagornerie than the French president, Emmanuel Macron, who can make the most blatant exercise in sucking-up sound ornate and rather Louis Quatorze.
Glimmer of hope as No10 'recognises the strength of feeling' over Big Tech AI raid - as iconic creatives across the country back call to 'make it fair'
Downing Street conceded that its controversial proposal to give AI firms a copyright exception may not emerge as the final option following a powerful campaign by the Mail.
One person dead after four injured in bus and car crash in Harrow
Emergency were rushed to the scene around 9pm on Monday after getting calls about the smash on Whitmore Road in Harrow.
Despite Wall Street jitters, AI hopefuls keep spending billions on AI infrastructure
Sunk cost fallacy? No, I just need a little more cash for this AGI thing I’ve been working on
Comment Despite persistent worries that vast spending on AI infrastructure may not pay for itself, cloud providers, hyperscalers, and datacenter operators have continued to shovel billions of dollars into ever-larger GPU clusters.…
Ozempic could be prescribed to treat depression - as major study shows weight loss jabs boost mental health
The startling findings raise the possibility that the medicines, originally developed to treat diabetes, could one day be offered as a mental health therapy, say experts.
Trump issues dire WWIII warning if Russia-Ukraine deal not worked out as he meets Macron
President Emmanuel Macron of France became the first European leader to meet Trump at the White House Monday, as the continent rallies its arguments in defense of Ukraine.
Drunk wife from hell barks orders at Florida police as she's hauled off flight and arrested
Body cam footage showed a Michigan woman getting escorted off an Allegiant plane at a Florida airport and later being arrested after she continually barked orders at her embarrassed husband.
Education Secretary warns of a school absence 'epidemic' - as damning figures reveal a third of children have tried to miss school this year
The survey of families by charity Parentkind found 31 per cent of pupils have shirked school, equivalent to 3.3 million.
Two Hungarian sisters, 32, who vanished in Aberdeen sparking a major search died from drowning
Henrietta and Eliza Huszti, both 32, disappeared on January 7 before their bodies were found in the River Dee on January 31 near where they were last spotted in Aberdeen.
Belgian festival-goers fume as centuries-old custom of drinking LIVE FISH is banned on cruelty grounds
The ban, which came into force last summer, sparked an outcry among traditionalists, who took to the streets over the weekend to demand the reinstatement of the ritual.
Girl, 7, has stroke while going down park slide before doctors remove a third of her skull and try 12 times to reach the blood clot in her brain
Charliee Sue Salisbury, 7, from Rickmansworth, Hertfordshire, faces 'a tough road ahead' after she suffered a life-changing stroke while going down a slide in her local park.
Boris Johnson urges Keir Starmer to boost UK defence spending to 3% of GDP
Speaking from Kyiv on the third anniversary of the start of the conflict, he demanded a rise to at least three per cent of GDP to help guarantee European security against Russian aggression.
Britain slaps sanctions on North Korea's defence minister - following decision to send thousands of troops to fight for Vladimir Putin in Ukraine
In a tightening of economic pressure, Foreign Secretary David Lammy said sanctions would be imposed on No Kwang Choi and four North Korean generals over their involvement in Putin's war.
The salacious truth about sex in the Cotswolds: I was propositioned by an old gent with Viagra the moment I moved here, reveals NADINE DORRIES - but that pales in comparison to the other jaw-dropping secrets I can share about the sex-mad posh pony set
It was one of the first questions I was asked when I moved to the Cotswolds three decades ago: 'Are you happily married - or do you live in Gloucestershire?'
Prospect of UK troops being deployed to Ukraine a step closer - as Donald Trump says Vladimir Putin backs a Nato peace force
Military experts have suggested the British force could be as large as 15,000 personnel and would include RAF jets and a Royal Navy force in the Black Sea, as well as ground troops.
Here's how you CAN enjoy red meat without harming your health (even bacon), by top dietitian DR EMILY LEEMING - who's part of an international cancer study
So many people I speak to say they are cutting back on red meat to improve their health - but will it?
The anti-ageing skin cream that EVERY person over 60 should use to prevent the very common problem that can land you in hospital
You'll have heard of osteoporosis, where bones become weaker and more prone to breakage, often with age - but have you heard of dermatoporosis?
Why Britain must act NOW to survive deadly Disease X: Scientists warn the next pandemic will be worse than Covid and we are woefully unprepared - here's how we can prevent future lockdowns
Experts call it Disease X - the next lethal pandemic that will infect the world and threaten once again to leave Britain stricken and paralysed under lockdowns.
Microsoft Trims More CPUs From Windows 11 Compatibility List
Microsoft has updated its CPU compatibility list for Windows 11 24H2, excluding pre-11th-generation Intel processors for OEMs building new PCs. The Register reports: Windows 11 24H2 has been available to customers for months, yet Microsoft felt compelled in its February update to confirm that builders, specifically, must use Intel's 11th-generation or later silicon when building brand new PCs to run its most recent OS iteration. "These processors meet the design principles around security, reliability, and the minimum system requirements for Windows 11," Microsoft says.
Intel's 11th-generation chips arrived in 2020 and were discontinued last year. It would be surprising, if not unheard of, for OEMs to build machines with unsupported chips. Intel has already transitioned many pre-11th generation chips to "a legacy software support model," so Microsoft's decision to omit the chips from the OEM list is understandable. However, this could be seen as a creeping problem. Chips made earlier than that were present very recently, in the list of supported Intel processors for Windows 11 22H2 and 23H2.
This new OEM list may add to worries of some users looking at the general hardware compatibility specs for Windows 11 and wondering if the latest information means that even the slightly newer hardware in their org's fleet will soon no longer meet the requirements of Microsoft's flagship operating system. It's a good question, and the answer -- currently -- appears to be that those "old" CPUs are still suitable. Microsoft has a list of hardware compatibility requirements that customers can check, and they have not changed much since the outcry when they were first published.
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