Month: March 2021
My Kids Struggle With Remote Learning. Here’s What Could Help
Like many parents, I’ve had to constantly advocate for my children’s education this year. These are the structural changes that parents actually want to see. Source
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Google Pixel 5a release date could be much, much earlier than we expected Google Pixel 4a
Update: When Jon Prosser initally posted about the future Pixel phone release, we assumed it was the Google Pixel 5a based on the timings. Well, in a follow-up tweet, Prosser has confirmed that his source thinks it’s the Pixel 5a. This extra information adds credence to our speculation and also…
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Meet Dr. B, the startup promising a better way to distribute leftover vaccines
More than half a million people have signed up to a newly launched service called Dr. B in an attempt to snag a COVID-19 vaccine — and reduce the number of doses that might end up in the trash. Led by ZocDoc founder Cyrus Massoumi, Dr. B is a website…
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5 Strategies for Coping With Grief During a Pandemic
There’s no “right” way to deal with loss, whether it’s the loss of a job or a loved one. Here are some resources and practices for managing the pain from home. Source
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Microsoft makes running a virtual machine on Azure safer – and free Google cloud services
Microsoft has rolled out a new free Azure module that users can use to deploy virtual machines (VMs) with verified and signed bootloaders. The new module builds upon the Virtual Trusted Platform Module (vTPM) to ascertain the integrity of the bootloader. While TPM has been a mainstay on modern servers…
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Leading VC funds club together to offer remote office hours for 250+ European women founders
In the wake of International Women’s Day, a group of leading VC funds are grouping together to offer remote office hours for 250-plus women founders from across Europe on May 6th this year. Women founders who want to apply can see more information here and apply for the opportunity here.…
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