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The FCC wants to block Minnesota from regulating Charterrsquo;s VoIP phone service.

Swift tried to use copyright to keep her threat of a lawsuit secret.

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Punter 'accidentally' borks dozens of strangers' crypto-currency collections There's a lot of hair-pulling among Ethereum alt-coin hoarders today – after a programming blunder in Parity's wallet software let one person bin $280m of the digital currency...

Move along. Nothing to see here.

By the way, try this flash drive in your laptop, ta The Linux kernel USB subsystem has more holes than a donut shop. On Monday, Google security researcher Andrey Konovalov disclosed 14 Linux USB flaws found using syzkal...

LA Times documented lavish election spending to defend Disneyland tax breaks.

I have fond memories of when IT admins would give names to their servers, and even assign them unique personalities.
It was a simpler time, before virtualization and the cloud made infrastructure exponentially more complex. My favorites were the The...

After years of decline, Microsoft plans to invest in first-party game development.

Update your firmware ASAP to avoid being hacked Google has released its November security update for Android, addressing a bag of security holes.…

Today, you can spell out “two hundred and eightyrdquo; and STILL have room to say other stuff.

Canada is legalizing marijuana, and IBM wants to help.

FBI won't confirm it's an iPhone: "I don't want to tell bad guys what phone to buy."

The genetic disease epidermolysis bullosa left a patient without much skin.

Android apps with millions of Google Play downloads also crash the party.

Stripping out years of feature creep, but doesn't have anything to replace it.

Prof: “Why would anyone want to givenbsp;Amazonnbsp;access to their home?”

“We are now conducting a thorough and fully transparent investigation.”

Cloud adoption continues apace as enterprises embrace the upsides of speed, simplicity, agility, and lower costs. Unless you’re a massive company with near unlimited resources, you likely won’t be able to come close to matching the big data, machine...

I don’t believe in a jobless future, or that automation will relieve humanity of our need to work.

A mind is a useful thing to the world, and we owe it to each other to use it in productive ways. Work helps us do so, while also providing positive as...

Last year, I wrote about Revisiting the question of build versus buy for web portal solutions, which was greatly inspired by the reduction in solid portal offerings that began about a decade ago.

The dearth in offerings is a result of acquisitions b...

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