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Monday June 24, 2019. 12:00 PM
The typical response to the onslaught of falsehood is to say, lol, nothing matters. But when so many of us are reaching this point, it really does matter.
The collapsible kayak company's latest boat can transform from a one- to two-person vessel and come with you on vacation like a suitcase.
How a hacker shamed and humiliated high school girls in a small New Hampshire town, and how they helped take him down.
City officials say the network converted residential units in 36 buildings, earning more than $5 million for booking 24,330 rooms and housing 63,873 guests.
The latest outdoor tech helps us stay safe, eat like a human, and recharge—even deep in the backcountry.
Measles is back, health care workers are racing to contain it, and parents of vulnerable children are frantic. How a fever spread in a tight-knit community.
If we're going to save Earth, we need a clear picture of all the forces that are destroying it. And that means capturing more data.
Trained for a week on a massive data set of portraits, a neural network spits out striking images of nonexistent people.
One minute you're receiving representations of the good life; the next you have a chance to wake up and buy something that will improve your social well-being.
Legal scholar Angela Walch calls it the 'veil of decentralization,' a way for companies to obscure responsibility for their creations.
Innovative materials, integrated sensors, and Bluetooth tech are making the latest head cases safer than their ancestors.
The inside story of how Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin struggled to touch down on the moon, while their guidance computer kept crashing. Again and again.
This countertop water filter reduces nearly a dozen pollutants, but it's not worth the investment for everyone.
As the U.S. Government’s ban on Huawei grinds on, the biggest questions consumers likely have are whether that Matebook laptop on Amazon is safe to buy, or whether the Huawei machine they’ve already bought is safe. After all, if Intel, AMD, Nvidia, Qualcomm and other...
The Ring Floodlight, Battery is one of the company's new Smart Lighting devices, but it's a little too dim, and a little too simple.
Your quick guide to what else has been happening in computer security lately Roundup Here's a quick Monday summary of recent infosec news, beyond what we've already reported.…
Fasthosts registers all its customers'.uk domain names – just for safekeeping, you understand Analysis For a £100m windfall that apparently doesn't exist, the release of millions of valuable.uk domain names is stirring a lot of activity in the UK's internet name space.…
50 roles shifted off to India DXC Technology is sending hundreds of security personnel from the America's division down the redundancy chute and offshoring some of those roles to low-cost centres, insiders are telling us.…
50 roles shifted off to India DXC Technology is sending hundreds of security personnel from the America's division down the redundancy chute and offshoring some of those roles to low-cost centres, insiders are telling us.…
Slashdot reader Iwastheone shares a story from Ars Technica about what happened after Minnesota's Department of Natural Resources sent a privacy notification to a police officer in 2013: An employee had abused his access to a government driver's license database and snooped...
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