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The UK Has a Plan for a New ‘Pandemic Radar’ System(wired.com)
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by valprop1 5y ago
This article reminds me about another published by The Harvard Gazette, Government can't keep up with the technology. The article argues that big techs are keeping larger and larger for government to keep up with the pace. In case of r
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German IT company that serves banks experiences DDoS hack attack(reuters.com)
2 points by valprop1 5y ago|0 comments
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Don't End Up on This Artificial Intelligence Hall of Shame(wired.com)
1 points by valprop1 5y ago|0 comments
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by valprop1 5y ago
Speaking with the point of general economy, it probably makes more sense to reopen office spaces as part of consumer business runs due to office goers. An example would be coffee/breakfast sales post work from home and in-office. This
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Next laptop may come with a cryptominer, courtesy of Norton(theverge.com)
1 points by valprop1 5y ago|0 comments
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Huawei launches new operating system for phones,eyes 'Internet-of-Things' market(reuters.com)
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by valprop1 5y ago
This short 30 second video on YouTube shows how average temperature increased globally since 1880. The irony to me is that every nation is witnessing negative impacts of global warming and climate change and yet we chose to do so little. h
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WhatsApp’s Fight with India Could Have Global Repercussions(wired.com)
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by valprop1 5y ago
Truly inspiring story, I was just wondering maybe you could have also tried to raise some money via Crowdfunding sites as well. One thing is sure, you are least bothered by Sexism in case of online crowdfunding I believe.
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by valprop1 5y ago
And the giant gets more humongous!!
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by valprop1 5y ago
It's interesting how history differs in perspectives. Great read!
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Google says Rowhammer attacks are gaining range as RAM is getting denser(therecord.media)
275 points by valprop1 5y ago|120 comments