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Thursday March 21, 2019. 05:56 PM
Kernel developers learn, one way or another, to be careful about memory use; any memory taken by the kernel is not available for use by the actual applications that people keep the computer around to run. So it is unsurprising that eyebrows went up when Joel Fernandes...
The ticket lottery for Apple's 2019 Worldwide Developers Conference ended yesterday afternoon at 5:00 p.m. Pacific Time, and following the end of registration, Apple has started sending out confirmation emails to winners. Developers who scored a ticket to WWDC can expect...
Google's Phil Harrison (you may remember him from his days at Sony). SAN FRANCISCO—Google's Phil Harrison tells Ars that Stadia game streaming should provide a smooth, full-resolution experience on Internet connections above a threshold of 20 to 30mbps, a level that...
Facebook confirms that user passwords were being stored in a readable format on Facebook servers. Hundreds of millions of accounts will be notified accordingly.
Facebook confirmed Thursday that hundreds of millions of user passwords were being stored in a “readable format” within its servers, accessible to internal Facebook employees. Affected users will be notified, Facebook said, so they can change those...
Facebook confirms that user passwords were being stored in a readable format on Facebook servers. Hundreds of millions of accounts will be notified accordingly.
A massive, 800-pound bison in North Carolina is going viral online after she did a crazy “happy dance” to celebrate the first day of spring. On Thursday, North Carolina Zoo posted a 48-second […] The post Watch: 800-Pound Bison Does Crazy ‘Happy Dance’ on First Day of Spring...
Adobe Photoshop Elements has been warning me about the upcoming “64 bit” operating systems, and I don’t want to pay “rent” for their P’shop services. I’ve found (with your help) good substitutes for editing photos, etc., but have not found a cheap or free app to “Create a Web...
A bill payment app called doxo is adding the ability to pay bills with Apple Pay. With doxo you already have a single account from which to pay your bills. With Apple Pay you now have a safe, secure way to pay them. Steve Shivers, doxo CEO, said: This is just one of many...
Alex Winter and Keanu Reeves are to star again as Bill and Ted, a long-hoped-for sequel to the 1990s classics: 'The world is about to get a lot more excellent.' Weird fact: both Winter and Reeves are British, but neither have spent much time there: Winter moved to the U.S....
Amazon.com has been beta testing its in-house made ads on Apple's iOS platform for several months, Bloomberg reported Thursday, in a move that is described as ecommerce giant's growing efforts to grab a chunk of the $129 billion digital advertising market that is currently...
We’re proud to present a video premiere from the Indian fusion band Deep Energy Orchestra, which features Trey Gunn on Chapman Stick, Selvaganesh on percussion, and Jason Everett (aka Mister E) on bass.
A rising tide lifts all boats – Samsung, SK Hynix saw increases too US chip slinger Micron has said that the end of memory oversupply issues is in sight, and demand for DRAM silicon will begin growing again later this year, especially in the cloud and data centre...
Enlarge (credit: Getty Images | Bloomberg) T-Mobile today said it is starting 'an invitation-only pilot for in-home Internet service on LTE' and will connect up to 50,000 homes this year in rural and underserved parts of the country. It will cost $50 a month. T-Mobile CEO...
Apple is rumored to have acquired Stamplay, an Italian startup that aims to simplify cloud-based development of apps for businesses, with Apple believed to have paid around 5 million euros ($5.6 million) for the company.
“President Donald Trump said Wednesday that his administration’s tariffs on Chinese imports could stay in place indefinitely until Beijing complies with a still-developing trade deal — which the president said ‘is coming along nicely,'” Jacob Pramuk reports for CNBC....
Adding to multiple security controversies, Facebook is reportedly investigating problems which led to "hundreds of millions" of unencrypted, plain-text passwords being stored on internal servers.
Facebook inadvertently left hundreds of millions of usernames and passwords in clear text on its own internal servers. Apparently the data was never leaked and the information was not abused.
Facebook inadvertently left hundreds of millions of usernames and passwords in clear text on its own internal servers. Apparently, the data was never leaked and the information was not abused.
Facebook inadvertently left hundreds of millions of usernames and passwords in clear text on its own internal servers. Apparently, the data was never leaked and the information was not abused.
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