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The reaction to the Christchurch attack, at least here in the US, has been a mix of shock and horror but not very much surprise. We’ve been watching this trend build for years: The ugly, disingenuous rhetoric of politicians, taken seriously by zealots and the mentally ill. The excuses that right wing lawmakers and commentators […]
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Fairphone has just announced the Fairphone 3, the company’s newest sustainable device. Fairphone promised that its latest smartphone is easy to repair, sports conflict-free, responsibly-sourced and recycled materials. The company’s latest handset is reportedly easy to repair as the company used only seven modules to build the device. Additionally, Fairphone uses ethical materials to build
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You’re checking the online diary to check if some dreaded event is looming when suddenly a message pops up promising you a free iPhone. Click the link in this alert, however, and you could end up being cast down into a world of pain. This is the situation facing vast numbers of people who have
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Kerry based ONCOassist has launched a clinical trial search engine with Cancer Trials Ireland. ONCOassist enables busy and under pressure oncology clinicians to access relevant, up to date tools and content at their fingertips. The Irish company identified a huge demand for a search engine tool, from engaging with their global community of over 13,000
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SYDNEY (Reuters) – The final piece of Australia’s A$137 million ($92.53 million) undersea cable to bring high-speed internet to the Solomon Islands and Papua New Guinea was laid on Wednesday, with Canberra seeking to repulse Chinese influence in the Pacific. An internet LAN cable is pictured in this photo illustration taken in Sydney June 23,
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Nintendo Answer: A Slot Machine In the hit Super Nintendo game Star Fox, there was a super-secret level (Out of This Dimension) that required shooting and destroying a massive asteroid, then ramming the bird-like origami creature that emerged from it, which would then teleport you into a bizarro land pocket of space where you had
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For almost any industry, the idea of cybersecurity has moved from science fiction to a viable business concern in just a few decades. The safety of confidential information is such a concern that many view a data breach as something a business can basically count on dealing with. The only question is, when. Are Hackers
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The world of affiliate marketing offers diverse ways to make money online. Whether through email marketing, social media sponsorships, website banners, or by creating unique content, there are plenty of options. What matters the most is understanding the niche market you want to enter and knowing who your audience and competition is. In an effort
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Peloton filed for an IPO. Peloton Good morning! This is the tech news you need to know this Wednesday. Peloton, the buzzy exercise-bike startup that ignited the connected-fitness craze, has filed for an IPO and revealed spiraling losses. The connected-fitness company has accumulated losses of more than $500 million. A former Uber and Google executive
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“Analyzing customer behaviors is like studying a living process—it’s constantly changing,” Jason Wiegand, manager of digital analytics and optimization at WestJet, explains. Mobile users behavior is not an exception. The influx of apps has created challenges for their vendors in ensuring apps popularity and users commitment. Read this article from Belitsoft (an offshore app development
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