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SAMA A60B, un dual tower aussi performant que sobre

Un design entièrement noir, un look plus ou moins industriel : voici le ventirad dual tower A60B de SAMA. Un bien joli modèle qui se montre assez compact, avec une hauteur de 156,5 mm et une finition travaillée, notamment grâce à un top en aluminium brossé qui lui confère un côté haut de gamme bienvenu. Pour un tarif estimé à environ 70 €, a-t-il ce qu’il faut pour s’imposer face à une concurrence féroce sur ce segment ? Faisons un tour du propriétaire pour y voir plus clair.
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Comment OpenAI et Pornhub se retrouvent empêtrés dans la même cyberattaque

Depuis le 15 décembre 2025, Pornhub est victime du chantage du groupe de hackers ShinyHunters. Leur butin ? Les historiques de recherche et de visionnage des membres Premium du site pour adultes. La faille ne proviendrait pas des systèmes informatiques de Pornhub, mais de ceux d’un prestataire, déjà responsable d’une attaque similaire ayant visé OpenAI il y a quelques semaines.

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SilverStone Hailstone 360, un IceMyst 360 sous EPO

Sorti il y a environ deux ans, le système de refroidissement IceMyst de SilverStone se démarque notamment par la possibilité d'empiler des ventilateurs autour de la pompe afin d'apporter de l'air frais sur les composants à proximité. Une idée intéressante et originale qui fait aujourd'hui son grand retour avec une nouvelle version Hailstone 360 qui est tout simplement le même produit, mais avec des ventilateurs plus industriels. Exit l'éclairage RGB, place à des pales en polymère à cristaux liquides pour passer sur du haut de gamme ! Avec une vitesse de rotation allant de 800 rpm à 3000 mm, les ventilateurs envoient du lourd et offrent un débit d'air de 95.1 CFM avec une pression statique de 5.2 mmAq. Le roulement y est de type double rangée de billes pour une longue durée de vie, la marque annonçant un MTBF de 100000 heures. […]

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Fallout saison 2 : on a vu les trois premiers épisodes et la suite s’annonce explosive

Un peu plus d'un an et demi après l'excellente réception de la première saison, la série post-apocalyptique Fallout, adaptée de la célèbre franchise vidéoludique, est de retour sur Prime Video à partir du 17 décembre 2025. Que vaut ce début de saison 2 ? Voici notre critique, garantie sans spoilers.

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Meta Tolerates Rampant Ad Fraud From China To Safeguard Billions In Revenue

A Reuters investigation found that Meta knowingly tolerated large volumes of scam and illegal ads from China worth billions in revenue. Reuters reports: Though China's authoritarian government bans use of Meta social media by its citizens, Beijing lets Chinese companies advertise to foreign consumers on the globe-spanning platforms. As a result, Meta's advertising business was thriving in China, ultimately reaching over $18 billion in annual sales in 2024, more than a tenth of the company's global revenue. But Meta calculated that about 19% of that money -- more than $3 billion -- was coming from ads for scams, illegal gambling, pornography and other banned content, according to internal Meta documents reviewed by Reuters. The documents are part of a cache of previously unreported material generated over the past four years by teams including Meta's finance, lobbying, engineering and safety divisions. The cache reveals Meta's efforts over that period to understand the scale of abuse on its platforms and the company's reluctance to introduce fixes that could undermine its business and revenues. The documents show that Meta believed China was the country of origin of roughly a quarter of all ads for scams and banned products on Meta's platforms worldwide. Victims ranged from shoppers in Taiwan who purchased bogus health supplements to investors in the United States and Canada who were swindled out of their savings. "We need to make significant investment to reduce growing harm," Meta staffers warned in an internal April 2024 presentation to leaders of its safety operations. To that end, Meta created an anti-fraud team that went beyond previous efforts to monitor scams and other banned activity from China. Using a variety of stepped-up enforcement tools, it slashed the problematic ads by about half during the second half of 2024 -- from 19% to 9% of the total advertising revenue coming from China. Then Meta Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg weighed in. "As a result of Integrity Strategy pivot and follow-up from Zuck," a late 2024 document notes, the China ads-enforcement team was "asked to pause" its work. Reuters was unable to learn the specifics of the CEO's involvement or what the so-called "Integrity Strategy pivot" entailed. But after Zuckerberg's input, the documents show, Meta disbanded its China-focused anti-scam team. It also lifted a freeze it had introduced on granting new Chinese ad agencies access to its platforms. One document shows that Meta shelved yet other anti-scam measures that internal tests had indicated would be effective. The document didn't detail the specifics of those measures. Meta took these steps even as an outside consultant it hired produced research that warned "Meta's own behavior and policies" were fostering systemic corruption in the Chinese market for ads targeting users in other countries, additional documents show. The upshot: Within a few months of Meta's brief crackdown, a new crop of Chinese advertising agencies was flooding Facebook and Instagram with prohibited ads. By mid-2025, banned ads climbed back to about 16% of Meta's China revenue. Rob Leathern, who was a senior director of product management at Facebook until 2020 and is no longer at the company, said the scale of predatory advertising revealed in the documents represents a major breakdown in consumer protections at the social media giant. "The levels that you're talking about are not defensible," he said of the percentage of abusive ads. "I don't know how anyone could think this is okay."

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