Inside Ransom Canyon star Josh Duhamel's 'doomsday cabin' that's 40 miles from civilization
'We're about 40 minutes from civilization,' Josh told the magazine. 'It's an exhale whenever we get here. And then after that you venture even deeper into the forest,' he added.
Gorillas in Our Midst by Alan Toyne: So cute! Until a baby gorilla becomes a toddler, that is….
When, as former zookeeper Alan Toyne learned the hard way, they start ripping things apart (including you). His new book tells what life is like raising gorillas.
A locked door thriller for April: The Secret Room by Jane Casey, The Other People by C. B. Everett, This Is Not A Game by Kelly Mullen
Geoffrey Wansell reviews the best Crime fiction out now.
Parallel Lives by Iain Pears: From Russia, with love - to an old Etonian
A story of love overcoming time and distance with the helping hand of the KGB.
Stand-out historical novels to read now: The Pretender By Jo Harkin, The Golden Hour By Kate Lord Brown, The Midnight Carousel By Fiza Saeed McLynn
Eithne Farry reviews the best Historical fiction out now.
Which 3 books leave Reeta Chakrabarti cold?
Reeta Chakrabarti answers our burning questions, what's she reading now, what would she take to a desert island, what gave her the reading bug, and what left her cold?
'In 20 years of reviewing, I'm not sure I've read a funnier book, or one I've enjoyed more': The best Literary Fiction out now - FUN AND GAMES by John Patrick McHugh, VANISHING WORLD by Sayaka Murata, OPEN, HEAVEN by Sean Hewitt
Anthony Cummins reviews the best Literary Fiction out now.
'Fabulously stylish and funny': The Popular fiction you should read now - SO GOOD TO SEE YOU by Francesca Hornak, THE HOMEMADE GOD by Rachel Joyce, THE MARRIAGE VENDETTA by Caroline Madden
Wendy Holden reviews the best Popular fiction out now.
AMD Publishes Open-Source GIM Driver For GPU Virtualization, Radeon 'In The Roadmap'
AMD has open-sourced its "GPU-IOV Module" for enabling SR-IOV-based virtualization on Instinct accelerators using the Linux kernel and KVM hypervisor, with features like GPU scheduling and VF/PF management. Notably, AMD plans to extend this virtualization support to client Radeon GPUs. Phoronix reports: The AMD GPU-IOV Module is for the Linux kernel and for providing SR-IOV based hardware virtualization in conjunction with the KVM hypervisor. GIM provides the GPU IOV virtualization, virtual function (VF) configuration and enablement, GPU scheduling for world switch, hang detection and FLR reset, and PF/VF handshake capabilities. Initially the AMD GIM driver is for the Instinct MI300X hardware and tested atop Ubuntu 22.04 LTS with ROCm 6.4. Those interested can find the AMD GIM code currently via GitHub. It's not laid out in the repository or any other public communications I've seen what any upstreaming plans are for this GIM driver to get it into the mainline Linux kernel.
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Female director makes woke demand to ban all plays by white male writers for a year as 'big idea' to shape the future of theatre in Britain
American director, Katie Gilchrist, has proposed a year-long ban on staging the works of white male writers. Such a ban would include everyone from Marlowe and Shakespeare to Ibsen and Pinter.
Meghan Markle and Prince Harry pay tribute to children 'who have died due to harms of the internet' unveiling a poignant monument in New York
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle unveiled a memorial in New York City last night, which is dedicated to 'honouring the lives of children lost to online harm'.
Girl, 12, is fighting for her life after fiery three-car crash injured seven: Man, 20, and passenger arrested over smash
Shocking footage showed the moment one of the vehicles exploded into 'a ball of flames' after the smash in Denbighshire yesterday evening.
Pete Hegseth's top aide is out at the Pentagon as he becomes FIFTH in mass exodus amid power struggle
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's controversial chief of staff Joe Kasper is now expected to leave the Pentagon, the fifth top official to leave the administration in a week.
New Android Spyware Is Targeting Russian Military Personnel On the Front Lines
An anonymous reader quotes a report from Ars Technica: Russian military personnel are being targeted with recently discovered Android malware that steals their contacts and tracks their location. The malware is hidden inside a modified app for Alpine Quest mapping software, which is used by, among others, hunters, athletes, and Russian personnel stationed in the war zone in Ukraine. The app displays various topographical maps for use online and offline. The trojanized Alpine Quest app is being pushed on a dedicated Telegram channel and in unofficial Android app repositories. The chief selling point of the trojanized app is that it provides a free version of Alpine Quest Pro, which is usually available only to paying users.
The malicious module is named Android.Spy.1292.origin. In a blog post, researchers at Russia-based security firm Dr.Web wrote: "Because Android.Spy.1292.origin is embedded into a copy of the genuine app, it looks and operates as the original, which allows it to stay undetected and execute malicious tasks for longer periods of time. Each time it is launched, the trojan collects and sends the following data to the C&C server:
- the user's mobile phone number and their accounts; - contacts from the phonebook; - the current date; - the current geolocation; - information about the files stored on the device; - the app's version."
If there are files of interest to the threat actors, they can update the app with a module that steals them. The threat actors behind Android.Spy.1292.origin are particularly interested in confidential documents sent over Telegram and WhatsApp. They also show interest in the file locLog, the location log created by Alpine Quest. The modular design of the app makes it possible for it to receive additional updates that expand its capabilities even further.
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JoJo Siwa leaves Celebrity Big Brother fans horrified as she reveals a stalker sent her a BOMB and sex toys when she was just 12 years old
The American singer and dancer, 21, first came to fame on reality show Dance Moms back in 2015, at the age of 11.
Liverpool fans couldn't even hug to celebrate the Premier League title five years ago - now, this is a city ready to party!
DOMINIC KING: It's easy to forget how out of the ordinary the world was the last time Liverpool won the title, whenthe Coronavirus pandemic raged through the country in the spring of 2020.
Justin Bieber SLAMS 'jealous' haters in religious post... as ex friend shared fears over his 'cult-like' church
The 31-year-old born-again Christian - who was baptized in 2014 at Hillsong Church - concluded his religious rant: '[Your] bible can't save [you]'
Smoking Machine Gun Kelly has wild birthday party weeks after Megan Fox welcomes their first child together
The rapper, who welcomed a daughter with ex-fiance Megan Fox just two weeks ago, was seen smoking as he mingled with pals.
Netflix star joins Emmerdale as new Barton family member in major soap shake-up
Emmerdale has brought a new face to the Dales and Heartstopper fans will immediately recognise him.
Kanye and Bianca's month-long therapy retreat that's saved their marriage revealed - as friends tell exactly what happened and how she REALLY feels about him after naked stunt: GRANT TUCKER
Back in February, Bianca Censori caused outrage when she appeared - naked save for a slip of see-through material - at the Grammys alongside her husband Kanye West.