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164° - Brotato sur PC (Dématérialisé)

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2,49€ - Steam

(pirate) -50% sur steam pour Brotato (PC - Steam)

Un vaisseau spatial du monde des patates s'écrase sur une planète alien. Le seul survivant : Brotato...

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Study Claims Vizio Simply Ignores 'Smart' TV Spying Opt Out Requests

✇Slashdot
Par : BeauHD
An anonymous reader quotes a report from Techdirt: Recently, reports emerged that LG TVs are sniffing around your local network, and even listening to your local environment, even when the TV is purportedly "off." Some of those voice commands were then stored in plain text and uploaded to the internet. LG's response? To deny everything. [...] That latter point is central to a new study out of Northeastern that conducted 5,943 experiments across twelve commercial "smart" TV devices. The researchers found that most smart TVs utilize automatic content recognition (ACR), a technology that captures audio or video snapshots of viewed content and then monetizes that data to help build personalized profiles of viewers. TV makers insist that users are supposed to be able to opt out, but the choice simply doesn't work across a large segment of TVs. Companies like Vizio simply ignored the consumer requests entirely more often than not: "We find that the advertised ACR opt-out fully suppresses ACR-attributable traffic on only four operating systems; on Samsung Tizen traffic consistent with ACR activity persists in more than 60% of evaluated scenarios, and on Vizio SmartCast a content correlated endpoint hosted on Amazon Kinesis continues to receive traffic in 100% of opted-out scenarios." [...] The researchers say since they can't see the precise scope of what's being collected due to encryption, they're unsure whether Vizio is technically violating its FTC agreement (not that we have a current FTC that would care if they were): "The opt-out setting has no observable effect on traffic sent to this endpoint; however, we cannot inspect the payload due to encryption so we cannot confirm whether this violates the FTC settlement." Results of whether opting out of ACR tracking actually stopped ACR tracking were all over the map. Roku, for example, ignores opt-out requests when users are watching Roku's own channels. None of the smart TV vendors track Netflix viewing for fear of violating agreements with the streaming giant. Samsung's opt out function was more likely to actually work when a user was watching antenna broadcasts. On two Smart TV platforms, personal viewing data collected by ACR remains unencrypted, despite years of bad press and scandal on the subject. Many appear to be violating the law, but because U.S. regulatory oversight has been gutted, they see no meaningful accountability. That includes smart TV OS' like VIDAA, which is most prominently found on Hisense and Toshiba smart TVs: "VIDAA OS sends ACR data to servers run by Unruly over MQTT without encryption, so anyone on the network path between the TV and those servers can read it. Each message carries a Client ID, a permanent identifier for the TV that can't be reset, along with the time zone, the app name, the input (antenna, HDMI), the antenna channel and an audio fingerprint."

Read more of this story at Slashdot.

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Accident ferroviaire en Espagne : les 69 victimes ont été identifiées

✇Le Figaro - Actualité en direct et informations en continu
Selon l’équipe de policiers et de médecins légistes chargée de l’identification des corps, 54 ressortissants espagnols et 15 étrangers sont morts dans la collision.

© Susana Vera / REUTERS

Les enquêteurs travaillent sur le site de la collision entre deux trains à grande vitesse à Urda, le 30 octobre 2026. 
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152° - Lego Super Mario 72046 GameBoy

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39,90€ - Amazon

LEGO Super Mario Game Boy 72046 à 39,90 € chez Amazon

Amazon casse le prix de la réplique LEGO de la mythique Game Boy de Nintendo ...

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177° - Mafia : The Old Country sur PS5

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19,99€ - Cdiscount

Mafia : The Old Country - Jeu PS5
19.99€ au lieu de 26.58€

Cashback 3.2% sur Hello bank! Soit 0.64€ ce qui revient à 19.35€ le jeu.

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The eerie atmosphere of liminal spaces, captured by DPReview readers

✇News: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)
Par : Mathew Anderson

Viewing liminal spaces often evokes strong emotions. The community captured some of their local places in our latest mini-challenge.

Black-and-white view down a long indoor ramp with ceiling lights and metal handrails.randomed

Liminal spaces are transitional places, such as hallways, stairwells, and waiting rooms, that feel strangely quiet and uncanny. They often seem recently vacated. Stepping into one can stir a sense of uncertainty, leaving you to wonder what’s waiting around the next corner.

Picture a doorway opening onto a nearly empty hallway. It’s quiet, and the air feels still. A shadow you can’t quite identify stretches around the corner beyond a distant door. A single broken chair leans against the wall on the right. The lights cast an unnatural glow. There’s nothing else in the scene but you and your camera.

Below is a selection of community photos submitted to our Halloween-inspired, eerie fall mini-challenge. Some of the quotes were slightly altered for clarity. While the challenge has closed, you are still welcome to contribute a photo to the discussion.

Market center hallway

Empty tiled corridor with overhead lights and restroom direction signs at the far end.Simon55

Simon55: Market Gates Center, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, UK – corridor to a car park and washrooms. I used a Ricoh GR IIIx camera for this shot.

Steel walkway at an airport

Modern glass-and-steel pedestrian walkway with repeating rectangular frames and a long empty corridor.ncsakany

ncsakany: MUC (Munich International Airport) at night can be absolutely barren too. I’d camp there if they let me.

Ramp to a library

Black-and-white view down a long indoor ramp with ceiling lights and metal handrails.randomed

randomed: There’s supposedly a library in here, somewhere…

After-hours office hallway

Empty office hallway with blue carpet, white walls, and glass doors.Alastair Norcross

Alastair Norcross: An empty hallway with a light-blue tint applied.

Foggy fall field

Foggy grassy field with scattered fallen leaves and faint figures in the distance.Wyatt H

Wyatt H: Fog over the drill field at Virginia Tech.

Window view of a window

Open arched brick window with peeling white trim and graffiti on the surrounding wall.ROTORN

ROTORON: I also have the same image, shot with a Canon DSLR several years ago, before the graffiti.

Waterway underpass

Dilapidated brick industrial building with a dark arched opening and a lit passage beneath a damaged bridge.SleepyCat

SleepyCat: Do you believe in a life beyond this gate?

Empty service table

Folding table with four chairs in a plain beige room, with a yellow wet floor caution sign on the right.thielges

thielges: Coincidentally shot a few days ago. Laundry room table in Pittsfield, Massachusetts, USA.

Gas station pump at dusk

Electric vehicle charging station with two charging cables at dusk in an empty parking lot.Running_Man

Running_Man: My local gas station just before sunrise.

Thanks, community, for a variety of interesting scenes to experience. If you haven’t participated, you still can. Drop a reply in the link above to contribute your own eerie liminal photography.

About the Author: Mathew Anderson is a proud Community Manager for the technology industry and a past visitor to DPReview.com for all his camera needs. He is currently the lead of DPReview’s community and primary communication link between the community and DPReview’s team.

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Revue de presse de l’April pour la semaine 44 de l’année 2026

✇LinuxFr.org : les dépêches
Par : echarp

Cette revue de presse sur Internet fait partie du travail de veille mené par l’April dans le cadre de son action de défense et de promotion du logiciel libre. Les positions exposées dans les articles sont celles de leurs auteurs et ne rejoignent pas forcément celles de l’April.

[ZDNET] Libre et open source express: apocalypse de vulnérabilité, entreprises européennes, sortir des Gafam, boycott d’Omarchy

✍ Thierry Noisette, le samedi 31 octobre 2026.

En bref. L’open source a besoin de financements et d’entreprises qui participent, alertent l’EFF et la fondation Linux. Alternatives à la Big Tech. Une distribution Linux controversée.

[Libération] Message anonyme, couacs en série, secret… Dans les coulisses de la crise «PHP», cette journée où le web a tremblé (€)

✍ Elise Viniacourt, le samedi 31 octobre 2026.

La semaine dernière, des milliers de sites, dont celui des impôts ou de préfectures, ont dû être débranchés en urgence. En cause: deux failles découvertes grâce à l’IA dans PHP, un langage informatique. Retour sur un «effet boule de neige» qui a semé la panique.

[Le Monde Informatique] Anthropic révèle que Mythos 5 a tenté de soumettre du code malveillant à un projet open source

✍ Louise Costa, le mercredi 28 octobre 2026.

Lors d’un test de cybersécurité mené par l’AI Security Institute britannique, Mythos 5, le modèle d’Anthropic, a tenté de faire accepter du code malveillant dans un dépôt GitHub. Malgré un premier refus, l’IA a renouvelé sa tentative.

[Next] IA: la Linux Foundation constate l'épuisement croissant des contributeurs

✍ Vincent Hermann, le mardi 27 octobre 2026.

Quel effet produit l’IA sur le développement open source ? Selon un rapport de la Linux Foundation, il est conséquent, entre augmentation de la production brute, abaissement du ticket d’entrée, obligation plus intense de relecture et épuisement d’une partie des personnes impliquées.

[LaDepeche.fr] La Cour des comptes alerte: 100 millions d'euros dépensés par l'État pour Microsoft, des économies possibles avec des logiciels libres

✍ Philippe Rioux, le mardi 27 octobre 2026.

Parler de souveraineté numérique, c’est bien; la mettre en pratique, c’est mieux. Et cela est d’autant plus vrai en ce qui concerne l’État. Telle est la vision de la Cour des comptes qui vient de publier un rapport sur “Les outils bureautiques et collaboratifs au sein de l’État”. À la suite d’une campagne d’initiative citoyenne menée en septembre 2024 par l’institution de la rue Cambon, celle-ci s’est intéressée aux suites bureautiques (traitement de texte, tableur, supports de présentation) et aux logiciels collaboratifs (messageries électroniques ou instantanées, visioconférences, partages de documents, etc.) dans les administrations centrales et déconcentrées de l’État. Ce qui représente rien moins que 860 000 postes de travail informatique.

[01net.] Le Danemark abandonne en silence son test d'un Office open source, sans même en tirer le bilan

✍ Thomas Estimbre, le mardi 27 octobre 2026.

Annoncé en grande pompe l’an dernier, le test d’une suite bureautique open source au ministère danois de la Numérisation a été arrêté sans bruit. Faute d’évaluation, personne ne saura si le ministère pouvait vraiment se passer de Microsoft.

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