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The U.S. Air Force’s Boeing X-37B spaceplane just broke its spaceflight-duration record by spending 718-days in orbit as of today (Aug. 27). All of its missions thus far have been classified, but some believe that it’s being used to test reconnaissance and spy sensors, specifically how they hold up against radiation as well as other […]
from the public-money-means-public-code dept In 2009, the Spanish government brought in a law requiring electricity bill subsidies for some five million poor households in the country. The so-called Bono Social de Electricidad, or BOSCO, was not popular with energy companies, which fought against it in the courts. Following a 2016 ruling, the Spanish authorities introduced
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Trump said in July that some U.S. suppliers would be allowed to sell to Huawei while it remains blacklisted, but so far no vendors have been allowed to do so. Reuters reports that more than 130 applications have been submitted by companies that want to do business with Huawei, but the U.S. Commerce Department has
Compliance Matters Navigating the maze of regulatory compliance Once upon a time, being an IT professional was relatively simple – and not just in terms of the technology itself. Today it’s a maze of complexity on several levels. This new monthly blog post will delve into the compliance issues that are facing IT today and
Our world’s industrial revolutions have become landmarks in our history books. The precise windows of time in which the way humankind operated took a dramatic shift. In the First Industrial Revolution, for example, human muscle was replaced by special-purpose machinery, factories and mass production, initially powered by water and then by steam engines. The Second
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Your business—automated and empowered Admit it: automation isn’t something you’re entirely comfortable talking about. Maybe you don’t think it’s your job to do so (you’re still unclear on what robotic process automation (RPA) really does, anyway). Maybe you don’t want to bring up the inevitable workforce implications. Or perhaps you’d rather focus on the glossier
Personal Information, Research Data, Massive Lamba Scale, and The Moral Character of Cryptographic Work Presidio — recognizers for personally identifiable information, assembled into a pipeline that helps you scrub sensitive text such as credit card numbers, names, locations, social security numbers, bitcoin wallets, US phone numbers, and financial data. Microsoft’s Academic Knowledge Graph — a
Lenovo has announced updates to its ThinkPad line of laptops, and they’re adding quite a bit of power and battery life. The laptops are getting Intel’s 10th-gen Comet Lake mobile processors, which could be quite exciting for anyone in the market for a new high-end device. X1 Carbon and X1 Yoga The X1 Carbon and
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Spam is annoying enough when it evades email filters and fills up your inbox. And spammers have now finally figured-out how to infiltrate Google Calendars with phoney promises of free iPhones and rapid weight loss. The hack takes advantage of a usually helpful Google Calendar feature that automatically adds events you are invited to via
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