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Glassdoor added real names to supposedly anonymous profiles
Glassdoor has started adding people’s full names, and other personally identifiable information (PII) to user profiles without their consent, and expectedly, the people are fuming. For the uninitiated, Glassdoor is a website where people write reviews of their previous and current employers, bosses, and companies. As one might expect, the…
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How Crestron AV-over-IP solution is helping this eSports and hotel business thrive
How much is a million? Here’s one example: If you took one million US dollar bills and laid them end to end, the chain of cash would stretch for 96.9 miles — roughly the distance from Manhattan to the Hamptons out on Long Island. Piling those same bills vertically would…
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Nvidia CEO says don’t give up learning new skills — just maybe leave programming to AI
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has clarified comments he made about the supposed “death of coding”. Huang had been criticized in the past for saying on several occasions that as AI platforms would soon be doing a lot of the heavy lifting when it comes to coding, young people today should…
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Dell’s lightest ever laptop has just launched and no, it’s not an XPS 13 — the Latitude 7350 weighs just over two pounds and is unashamedly premium
After unveiling a range of XPS laptops at CES, Dell introduced ten new Latitude laptops at MWC 2024, including a new 7350 variant. Weighing from just 2.18lb (0.989kg), it’s available as a laptop or a 2-in-1 (with a detachable model arriving soon). As expected from Dell, you can customize its…
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US government warns water services are being targeted in cyberattacks
The US government has issued a warning to its allies that state-backed hackers from Iran and China are increasingly targeting critical infrastructure, with the most notable attacks against water systems. The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) probed a number of Iranian attacks targeting Unitronic programmable logic controllers (PLC) used…
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China’s chips are off the table – US considering Huawei sanctions over secretive chip network
The US is considering sanctioning a number of countries linked to Huawei semiconductor manufacturing, after the Shenzhen based tech giant made a significant breakthrough. The US has been investing billions of dollars to secure domestic production of semiconductors, over concern of potential espionage and sabotage conducted by China on companies…
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