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Steve Yegge, an ex-Googler who wrote a searing critique decrying Google's lack of innovation, lambasts Google's approach to deprecation of its Cloud APIs (Steve Yegge)

Steve Yegge: Steve Yegge, an ex-Googler who wrote a searing critique decrying Google’s lack of innovation, lambasts Google’s approach to deprecation of its Cloud APIs  —  God dammit, I didn’t want to blog again.  I have so much stuff to do.  Blogging takes time and energy and creativity that I could be putting … Steve

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As schools adopt remote learning or hybrid reopening models, US students face a laptop shortage, particularly of low-cost Chromebooks popular at K-8 schools (Dan Primack/Axios)

Dan Primack / Axios: As schools adopt remote learning or hybrid reopening models, US students face a laptop shortage, particularly of low-cost Chromebooks popular at K-8 schools  —  American students are facing a shortage of laptops, particularly low-cost Chromebooks popular in K-8 schools … As schools adopt remote learning or hybrid reopening models, US students

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India announces National Digital Health Mission for digitizing citizens' health records; enrollment in the initiative will be voluntary (TheQuint)

TheQuint: India announces National Digital Health Mission for digitizing citizens’ health records; enrollment in the initiative will be voluntary  —  Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced the government’s National Digital Health Mission on 15 August.  So what is it? India announces National Digital Health Mission for digitizing citizens' health records; enrollment in the initiative will be

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An oral history of hip-hop sites like UBO, Hookt, and 360HipHop which raised millions before becoming the early casualties of the first dot-com bubble (Aliya S. King/LEVEL)

Aliya S. King / LEVEL: An oral history of hip-hop sites like UBO, Hookt, and 360HipHop which raised millions before becoming the early casualties of the first dot-com bubble  —  It wasn’t just Pets.com and eToys — 20 years ago, a slew of hip-hop and ‘urban’ sites became early casualties of the first dot-com bubble

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