Every new show and movie on Hulu: April 2019 – CNET
A Quiet Place, The Sisters Brothers and more are coming to Hulu! Every new show and movie on Hulu: April 2019 – CNET Source: CNet
Read MoreA Quiet Place, The Sisters Brothers and more are coming to Hulu! Every new show and movie on Hulu: April 2019 – CNET Source: CNet
Read MoreSeveral companies have petitioned the regulatory organization for exemptions to current federal vehicle safety standards. NHTSA may let control-less vehicles test on public roads, report says – Roadshow Source: CNet
Read MoreAleksandr Kogan, a former psychology professor, said Facebook defamed him when it claimed he lied about how the data was going to be used. Academic Behind Cambridge Analytica Data Mining Sues Facebook for Defamation Source: NY Times Tech
Read MoreJordan Novet / CNBC: App performance monitoring startup PagerDuty files its S-1, says it had FY2018 revenue of $79.6M, up 41% YoY, and 10K+ customers, including GE, IBM, and Netflix — – PagerDuty had a $15.3 million net loss on sales of $31.2 million in the quarter that ended on Oct. 31. App performance monitoring
Read MorePart of the joy of owning a dog is feeding it. How often do you get to make another living being that happy? However, sometimes you can’t be there when your best friend is hungry. [El Taller De TD] built an auto dog feeder using an Arduino and stepper motor. The video and links are
Read MoreThe killer urged people to “subscribe to PewDiePie,” the pseudonym of the YouTube star Felix Kjellberg, who said this “absolutely sickened” him. PewDiePie Put in Spotlight After New Zealand Shooting Source: NY Times Tech
Read MoreTodd Spangler / Variety: Cinedigm, an entertainment content distributor and niche streaming channel operator, buys Future Today, which has 700+ OTT channels and 5.2M MAUs, for $60M — – Facebook Apologizes for Outages, Says It Has Resolved ‘Server Configuration’ Error That Led to Access Problems Cinedigm, an entertainment content distributor and niche streaming channel operator,
Read MoreTwitter made its beta testing app, branded “twttr,” sound so mysterious, like accessing it would give you access to some super-secret prototype version of Twitter (or at least that’s what I was imagining). The reality is it’s almost disappointingly similar to basic, vanilla Twitter — but what few changes there are, I appreciate. When I
Read MoreTaylor Soper / GeekWire: Seattle-based Igneous raises $25M Series C for its unstructured data management-as-a-service platform, bringing the total raised to $70M — Seattle startup Igneous has reeled in a $25 million investment round to fuel growth of its software that helps companies manage their unstructured data. Seattle-based Igneous raises M Series C for its
Read MoreAfter carefully selecting a semi-automatic weapon from the trunk of his car, one of at least three, a 28-year-old Australian, calmly walked to the front door of the Masjid Al Noor mosque. He shot a man standing in the doorway before entering the mosque and opening fire on fleeing Muslims. It was all captured on
Read MoreA federal court jury said Apple owed the chip maker Qualcomm about $31 million after agreeing with Qualcomm’s claims that Apple had infringed on its patents. Apple Violated 3 Qualcomm Patents, Jury Finds Source: NY Times Tech
Read MoreAri Levy / CNBC: Leaked email: Amazon’s AWS Pro-Rata pilot program helps private investors invest in startups using AWS via venture funds participating in financing rounds — – Companies listed as opportunities include Boom, which manufactures supersonic jets, and Roman, a maker of men’s health products. Leaked email: Amazon's AWS Pro-Rata pilot program helps private
Read MoreNo need to join the conversation to get pinged about new tweets. Twitter will let you subscribe to conversations you're interested in – CNET Source: CNet
Read MoreCommentary: If live video can’t die, then the Facebooks, Twitters and YouTubes of the world need to reform it. Livestreaming has become a nightmare. It needs radical change – CNET Source: CNet
Read MoreOh, and the fingerprint reader might be in the display. Pixel 4XL leak suggests two back cameras and hole-punch screen – CNET Source: CNet
Read MorePanasonic and Toyota have new tech for the summer games. Robot aids to help wheelchair users at Tokyo Olympics 2020 – CNET Source: CNet
Read MoreThe killer urged people to “subscribe to PewDiePie,” the pseudonym of the YouTube star Felix Kjellberg, who said this “absolutely sickened” him. PewDiePie Put in Spotlight by New Zealand Gunman Source: NY Times Tech
Read MoreOnce upon a time, small Linux-capable single board computers were novelties, but not anymore. Today we have a wide selection of them, many built around modules we could buy for our own projects. Some of the chipset suppliers behind these boards compete on cost, others find a niche to differentiate their product. Octavo Systems is
Read MoreRichard Nieva / CNET: Jury finds that Apple has infringed on three Qualcomm patents and awards $31M to the wireless chip maker in a lawsuit that was filed in July 2017 in San Diego — Apple violated three Qualcomm patents and should pay the chipmaker $31 million for infringing on its technology, a jury decided
Read MoreSarah Perez / TechCrunch: Twitter confirms it is testing a “Subscribe to conversation” feature allowing users to follow a thread without directly signaling interest via likes or replies — In addition to testing out a new format for conversations within a prototype app called twttr and other features like a … Twitter confirms it is
Read MorePursuit, a nonprofit jobs training program in Queens, is finding success at moving low-income New Yorkers into well-paying jobs. Income Before: ,000. After: ,000. Does Tiny Nonprofit Hold a Key to the Middle Class? Source: NY Times Tech
Read MoreWhat happens when machines learn to manipulate us by faking our emotions? Judging by the rate at which researchers are developing human-like AI agents, we’re about to find out. Researchers around the world are trying to create more human-like AI. By definition, they’re developing artificial psychopaths. This isn’t necessarily a bad thing – there’s nothing
Read MoreJon Brodkin / Ars Technica: Vermont and telecom lobbying groups agree to suspend litigation and enforcement of Vermont’s net neutrality law pending the outcome of a lawsuit against FCC — Vermont and ISPs agree to delay law until judges rule on FCC repeal. — The state of Vermont has agreed to suspend enforcement … Vermont
Read MoreEpic Games is being torn a new one by gamers again. This time, it’s been accused of mining users’ Steam data without their permission. As you’d expect, Epic’s critics are taking it as fresh grist in the ongoing controversy over Epic’s storefront — which might turn off developers who want to bring their games there in
Read MoreWe’ve all seen the 3D printed replicas of classic game consoles which house a Raspberry Pi; in fact, there’s a pretty good chance some of the people reading this post have one of their own. They’re a great way to add some classic gaming emulation to your entertainment center, especially compared to the bare PCB
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