Google: No, Of Course, We’re Not Slowly Killing Ad Blockers
A few months ago, Google announced changes were coming to improve privacy, security, and performance with regard to Chrome extensions. In particular, one change didn’t sit...
Rep. Will Hurd to keynote Black Hat draws ire for voting record on women’s rights
A decision to confirm Rep. Will Hurd as the keynote speaker at the Black Hat security conference this year has prompted anger and concern by some...
Instagram, the Last Good Social Network, Is Down [Update: It’s Back]
Updated 6/13/19 8:20 p.m. ET: After hours of Instagram users reporting issues with the app, the company said in a tweet shortly after 8 p.m. ET...
We’re Only Catching Half of All Ebola Outbreaks, Study Suggests
The past five years have seen a surge in documented cases of the deadly and gruesome viral disease Ebola, thanks to widespread (and ongoing) outbreaks that...
FCC Commissioners Now Literal Poster Boys for Big Telecom
The Wireless Association (CTIA) would like you to know that it really appreciates all the hard work the FCC has been doing this year on behalf...
This Is One Silly Way to Fix the Biggest Annoyance About Open Offices
Open offices kind of suck. Sure, they might look like a fancy coffee shop, but when it comes to getting work done, free snacks and lots...
VMware announces intent to buy Avi Networks, startup that raised $115M
VMware has been trying to reinvent itself from a company that helps you build and manage virtual machines in your data center to one that helps...
Report: Almost Every American Is Incapable of Staring at Just One Screen
When’s the last time you watched TV without pulling out your phone to rage tweet or fall down a Wikipedia-hole inspired by a show? Read more…...
Microsoft and Adobe Advance Workflow Integration
Microsoft and Adobe Systems this week expanded their efforts to enable organizations to create dynamically create more flexible workflows. Source : Microsoft and Adobe Advance Workflow...
The Sun Can Spawn Dangerous ‘Superflares,’ New Research Suggests
High-energy superflares are typically associated with young, quickly rotating stars, but new evidence suggests mature, plodding stars like our own can still churn out the odd...
