The at-home treatment could assist people who are unable to travel to immunization appointments. | Photo by Jeff Gritchen/Digital First Media/Orange County Register via Getty Images The Food and Drug Administration has approved a nasally-administered influenza immunization treatment that can be taken at home. FluMist — a nasal spray vaccine that AstraZeneca initially developed as an in-office treatment two decades ago — will still require a prescription to obtain and is expected to be made available via a new online pharmacy next year, according to The New York Times.The treatment will require people to fill out a questionnaire on the upcoming FlueMist Home website. Once approved by a pharmacist, the nasal spray will be shipped directly to the customer’s door. The current out-of-pocket cost is around $35 to $45 per dose according to the NYT, but that may drop depending on insurance coverage.The Centers for Disease... Continue reading…

Intel has been in some dire straits in the past few weeks. As the company attempts to recover from a huge stock loss, the CEO has declared his plan on how he'll bring back the company. At the same time, Qualcomm has reportedly offered Intel a deal to take over the company, striking while the iron is hot. Fortunately, it seems that Intel has pulled out of its tailspin, as the company is now reportedly receiving a multibillion-dollar investment.

It used to be that capture cards were exclusively internal PC components, but thanks to the advent of fast USB interfaces, you can get just about any type of capture device as an external box or adapter. Most people these days use these cards to stream on platforms like Twitch, but there are several other uses you may not have considered.

For the past decade, I have been an Adobe loyalist, particularly using Adobe Premiere Pro to edit all my footage. For the longest time, there just didn't seem to be any competitors ready to go toe to toe with Adobe. But in 2024, things are different, and there is now a whole marketplace full of editing software both free and paid that can offer a similar, if not better, experience as Adobe Premiere Pro.

Navigating through a cluttered inbox or managing a high volume of emails can be overwhelming, but Gmail keyboard shortcuts can make a significant difference. These time-saving tricks allow you to zip through emails, organize your inbox, and respond to messages with lightning speed all without ever touching your mouse. By mastering a few key combinations, you can take control of your Gmail experience, streamlining tasks like composing, archiving, and searching for emails in mere seconds.

If youre unfamiliar with self-hosting, its the act of running services, applications, and platforms on your own hardware without relying on third-party service providers. Whether youre tired of corporations ruining your favorite apps or simply want to experiment with the FOSS alternatives to popular services, self-hosting is a fun hobby for anyone interested in computing.

According to a regular contributor to the Chiphell forums, Intel has revised its plans to release a refresh of the Arrow Lake chips next year. Whether it's a brand-new range or a refresh, Intel generally releases something every year, so this would be a surprising turn of events.

It's always exciting to set up a new PC after the purchase, but of course, ideally it wouldn't take very long, especially when you want to get it up and running as soon as possible. However, manually installing all of your favorite applications and utility tools on your new PC can become really tedious and time-consuming. What if you could install them all together instead of one by one and automate the whole process? That's where the Chocolatey tool will help you.

A little while ago, Microsoft pushed an update to the Start menu that added a new account manager feature. This lets you view and customize your Microsoft-based subscriptions, such as Office 365, but there was one problem - it made signing out of your Windows account a complete chore. Fortunately, the newest release in the Release Preview channel adds a much-needed sign-out button that makes it easier to swap users.

Wi-Fi is everywhere. You're probably using it right now to access this website, or have at some point used it to send or receive data. However, it's not the only way to move data around without wires. Li-Fi is a somewhat forgotten alternative to Wi-Fi that's still hanging on, waiting for the day its killer application arrives.

With Telegram using end-to-end encryption (E2EE) with its Secret Chats feature, it has gotten quite the reputation for privacy-minded people who want to speak without people peeking in. As is the norm with privacy-focused services like this, E2EE is a double-edged sword; it prevents bad actors from snooping on innocent victim's data, but it also makes it harder to track criminals using the service for malicious purposes. Now, Telegram's CEO Pavel Durov has stated they will hand over more data to governments when asked.

Every operating system in popular use today is the direct descendant of something that came before it. However, software isn't biology, and there's no iron-clad rule which dictates that the "genes" of the operating systems which have come before should still be present in the operating systems of the future. So has the time come for another go at reinventing the wheel, or is this just a fundamentally silly idea?