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Bon Flan : Jeu PC Bloons TD 6 gratuit !

S’appuyant sur plus d’une décennie d’expérience en matière de tower defense et des mises à jour fréquentes et conséquentes, Bloons TD 6 est l’un des jeux préférés de plusieurs millions de joueurs. Profitez d’innombrables heures de jeu de stratégie grâce à Bloons TD 6 !

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La PS5 est-elle vraiment au bord d’un piratage ultime ? Voici ce que cette fuite pourrait coûter à Sony

Depuis quelques jours, les détenteurs d'une PlayStation 5 voient défiler les promesses d’un jailbreak complet de la console. La source de ces rumeurs ? La publication, sur un forum spécialisé, d’un document contenant supposément les clés ROM de la machine. Si la fuite se révélait authentique, elle ne signifierait toutefois pas que la console serait de facto piratée, mais marquerait une étape majeure pour les bidouilleurs de consoles.

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Bon Flan : Jeux PC Trine Classic Collection offerts !

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Découvrez la magie de la série de jeux d’énigmes et de plateformes Trine avec cette « Classic Collection ». L’ensemble englobe les quatre épisodes : Trine Enchanted Edition, Trine 2 : Complete Story, Trine 3 : Artifacts of Power et Trine 4 : Definitive Edition.

C’est une série sympathique qui met en scène des mécaniques assez amusantes. Je suppose que l’ensemble est assez indigeste et que personne ne voudra vraiment enchainer les quatre épisodes à la suite, mais cela reste une bonne série. À noter que les épisodes 1 et 2 sont assez légers et peuvent être joués sur des minimachines assez anciennes. Les épisodes 3 et 4 sont un peu plus gourmands. 

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L’explosion du prix de la RAM va-t-elle empêcher la PlayStation 6 de sortir à temps ?

Selon le média américain Insider Gaming, Sony envisagerait de repousser la sortie de la future PlayStation 6 pour éviter de lancer sa console en pleine crise mondiale de la RAM qui frappe l’ensemble de l’industrie technologique. Un cas concret, très parlant pour le grand public, qui illustre les conséquences de cette pénurie de mémoire vive alimentée par le boom de l’IA.

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Bon Flan : Jeu PC Viewfinder gratuit

Défiez la perception, redéfinissez la réalité et remodelez le monde qui vous entoure avec un appareil photo instantané. Viewfinder est un nouveau jeu solo offrant aux joueurs des heures d’expériences passionnantes et l’occasion de percer des mystères oubliés.

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Challenges Face European Governments Pursuing 'Digital Sovereignty'

The Register reports on challenges facing Europe's pursuit of "digital sovereignty": The US CLOUD Act of 2018 allows American authorities to compel US-based technology companies to provide requested data, regardless of where that data is stored globally. This places European organizations in a precarious position, as it directly clashes with Europe's own stringent privacy regulation, the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)... Furthermore, these warrants often come with a gag order, legally prohibiting the provider from informing their customer that their data has been accessed. This renders any contractual clauses requiring transparency or notification effectively meaningless. While technical measures like encryption are often proposed as a solution, their effectiveness depends entirely on who controls the encryption keys. If the US provider manages the keys, as is common in many standard cloud services, they can be forced to decrypt the data for authorities, making such safeguards moot.... American hyperscalers have recognized the market demand for sovereignty and now aggressively market 'sovereign cloud' solutions, typically by placing datacenters on European soil or partnering with local operators. Critics call this 'sovereignty washing'... [Cristina Caffarra, a competition economistand driving force behind the Eurostack initiative] warns that this does not resolve the fundamental problem. "A company subject to the extraterritorial laws of the United States cannot be considered sovereign for Europe," she says. "That simply doesn't work." Because, as long as the parent company is American, it remains subject to the CLOUD Act... Even when organizations make deliberate choices in favour of European providers, those decisions can be undone by market forces. A recent acquisition in the Netherlands illustrates this risk. In November 2025, the American IT services giant Kyndryl announced its intention to acquire Solvinity, a Dutch managed cloud provider. This came as an "unpleasant surprise" to several of its government clients, including the municipality of Amsterdam and the Dutch Ministry of Justice and Security. These bodies had specifically chosen Solvinity to reduce their dependence on American firms and mitigate CLOUD Act risks. Still, The Register provides several examples of government systems that are "taking concrete steps to regain control over their IT." Austria's Federal Ministry for Economy, Energy and Tourism now has 1,200 employees on the European open-source collaboration platform Nextcloud, leading several other Austrian ministries to also implement Nextcloud. (The Ministry's CISO tells the Register "We can see our input in Nextcloud releases. That is a feeling we never had with Microsoft.") France's Ministry of Economics and Finance recently completed NUBO (which the Register describes as "an OpenStack-based private cloud initiative designed to handle sensitive data and services.") In November the International Criminal Court in The Hague announced it was replacing its Microsoft office software with a European alternative. The German state of Schleswig-Holstein is replacing Microsoft products with open-source alternatives for 30,000 civil servants Thanks to long-time Slashdot reader mspohr for sharing the article.

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European Leaders Condemn US Visa Bans as Row Over 'Censorship' Escalates

European leaders including Emmanuel Macron have accused Washington of "coercion and intimidation," after the US imposed a visa ban on five prominent European figures who have been at heart of the campaign to introduce laws regulating American tech companies. From a report: The visa bans were imposed on Tuesday on Thierry Breton, the former EU commissioner and one of the architects of the bloc's Digital Services Act (DSA), and four anti-disinformation campaigners, including two in Germany and two in the UK. The other individuals targeted were Imran Ahmed, the British chief executive of the US-based Center for Countering Digital Hate; Anna-Lena von Hodenberg and Josephine Ballon of the German non-profit HateAid; and Clare Melford, co-founder of the Global Disinformation Index. Justifying the visa bans, the US secretary of state, Marco Rubio, wrote on X: "For far too long, ideologues in Europe have led organised efforts to coerce American platforms to punish American viewpoints they oppose. The Trump administration will no longer tolerate these egregious acts of extraterritorial censorship." Macron condemned the visa ban in furious terms. "These measures amount to intimidation and coercion aimed at undermining European digital sovereignty," he wrote, also on X. "The European Union's digital regulations were adopted following a democratic and sovereign process by the European Parliament and the Council. They apply within Europe to ensure fair competition among platforms, without targeting any third country, and to ensure that what is illegal offline is also illegal online. The rules governing the European Union's digital space are not meant to be determined outside Europe."

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25.2% of Energy EU Used in 2024 Came From Renewables

An anonymous reader shares a report: In 2024, 25.2% of gross final energy consumption in the EU came from renewable sources, up by 0.7 percentage points compared with 2023. This share is 17.3 pp short of meeting the 2030 target (42.5%), which would require an annual average increase of 2.9 pp from 2025 to 2030. Among the EU countries, Sweden recorded the highest share of its gross final energy consumption coming from renewable sources (62.8%). Sweden primarily relied on solid biomass, hydro and wind. Finland followed with 52.1%, relying on solid biomass, wind and hydro, while Denmark came in third with 46.8%, with most of its renewable energy sourced from solid biomass, wind and biogas. The lowest shares of renewables were recorded in Belgium (14.3%), Luxembourg (14.7%), and Ireland (16.1%).

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Europe's Public Institutions Are Quietly Ditching US Cloud Providers

European public institutions are quietly migrating away from American cloud providers and office software, driven less by policy ambitions in Brussels than by the mundane legal reality that GDPR-mandated risk assessments keep flagging the US CLOUD Act as an unacceptable threat to citizen data. Austria's Federal Ministry for Economy, Energy and Tourism moved 1,200 employees to the open-source platform Nextcloud in four months. Germany's Schleswig-Holstein has already transitioned 24,000 of its 30,000 civil servants to LibreOffice, Nextcloud and Thunderbird. The International Criminal Court in The Hague announced in November 2025 that it would replace Microsoft office software after chief prosecutor Karim Khan was temporarily locked out of his Outlook account. Competition economist Cristina Caffarra estimates that 90% of Europe's digital infrastructure is now controlled by non-European companies. Forrester predicts no European enterprise will fully abandon US hyperscalers in 2026, but these targeted migrations for sensitive government applications are already underway.

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Je me suis fait pirater mon compte PlayStation et j’ai découvert un énorme problème de sécurité chez Sony

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Malgré une clé d'accès (passkey) et une double authentification avec un gestionnaire de mots de passe, un hacker a réussi à me dérober mon compte PlayStation Network à deux reprises en seulement quelques heures. J'ai réussi à le contacter : il m'explique que Sony est beaucoup trop laxiste et attribue la paternité d'un compte sans vérifier le mot de passe ou l'identité.

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