Independent reviewer says need to protect against online threats is now as important as need for robust armed forces

The UK’s independent reviewer of terrorism laws has criticised the government’s latest national security strategy for failing to take online threats more seriously, despite Keir Starmer claiming it would result in “a hardening and sharpening of our approach” in the face of Russian menace.

Jonathan Hall KC said it was “a very surprising omission” that the 2025 national security strategy did not focus more on online risks, including from terrorists and hostile states, which he said were now a “major vector of threat”.

Des chercheurs allemands en collaboration avec l'ADAC ont testé 11 voitures électriques afin de savoir si elles émettaient trop d'ondes électromagnétiques. Vous pouvez être rassurés, d'après cette étude les VE sont sans danger.

En réponse à une vidéo créée par IA où l'on voit Elon Musk avec une moto futuriste, le patron a réitéré son explication sur pourquoi un deux-roues électrique ne verra jamais le jour chez Tesla.

La Renault 5 survole encore les immatriculations du mois de novembre en France. Et si le leasing social contribue à faire grimper la part de marché des voitures électriques à 26 %, tout n’est pas rose pour tout le monde.

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Waymo compte plusieurs centaines de taxis autonomes à Los Angeles. Cela pose problème au voisinage, car au moment de charger, la station se transforme en un véritable chantier bruyant.

Petite nouveauté du côté de Sycom qui annonce l’arrivée d’une RTX 5090 watercoolée d’origine. La carte dispose donc d’un système watercooling tout-en-un dont la ventilation est assurée par Noctua. Au-delà de ça, la carte sera uniquement disponible dans des PC pré-assemblé au Japon. La marque de sortant pas ses produits hors des frontières du Japon ! Sycom […]

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Capcom's Dead Rising series has been on ice for a while. We did get a ‘Deluxe Remaster' of the first game back in 2024, but prior to that, the last new game in the series was Dead Rising 4 all the way back in 2016. As it turns out, Capcom may be planning a new game after all these years. 

According to MP1st, Capcom is currently working on a brand-new Dead Rising game, rather than another remaster or remake. While the game would be new, it would also bring original main character, Frank West, out of retirement.

Apparently, the game is in development under the codename ‘Rec' and has been planned since at least 2023. It is speculated that the game would be a direct sequel to the first game, rather than tying into any of the follow-ups. In fact, it may take place prior to the events of Dead Rising 2, which launched all the way back in 2010.

The Dead Rising games were a defining part of the Xbox 360-era, but popularity waned over the Xbox One / PS4 generation. It sounds like sales for the Dead Rising Deluxe Remaster were promising, allowing a new entry to be greenlit after so many years.

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