Bloomberg tweeted a clip in which he asks a question at the debate and drives his rival candidates to slack-jawed staring, but it didn’t happen that way in reality. Mike Bloomberg sure looks like he owned the debate — in an edited video released by Mike Bloomberg Source: Washington Post Tech
Read MoreA new feature of Concept3D’s interactive map and tour platform enables wheelchair users to find the easiest and most efficient route to their destination, factoring in accessibility considerations like stairs and wheelchair-accessible entrances. Concept3D Adds Wheelchair Wayfinding to Interactive Map Platform Source: Campus Technology
Read More{$inline_image} Windows 10 will soon be getting a host of new system icons, giving the operating system’s look a much-needed refresh (in advance of Windows 10X). The icons are slowly showing up in test builds of Windows 10, and you can check them out early if you’re a Windows Insider. If you don’t want to
Read MoreIllustration by Alex Castro / The Verge A leaked Twitter demo showed that the platform is considering labeling tweets from politicians and other public figures if the tweets have lies or misinformation in them, NBC News reports. “Harmfully misleading” tweets would have red or orange labels applied, and include corrected information from fact-checkers, journalists, and
Read MoreThe new Windows 10 icons. Microsoft has started rolling out new colorful app icons in Windows 10 today that overhaul the look and feel of the operating system. Changes to many of the built-in Windows 10 app icons have started rolling out today, but more are coming in the months ahead. It’s part of what
Read MoreBuilding a general-purpose computer means that you’ll have to take a lot of use cases into consideration, and while the end product might be useful for a lot of situations, it will inherently contain a lot of inefficiencies. On the other hand, if you want your computer to do one thing and do it very
Read MoreFrequent Lifehacker readers will recognize our staff’s love of boring finances. It’s especially the case when it comes to credit cards. Using the same credit cards for many years improves your credit score by lengthening your history of credit use. Read more… Plan to Keep a New Credit Card for at Least a Year Source:
Read MoreEpson will be launching seven new education projectors in its PowerLite line this spring. The new models range from budget classroom projectors to network projectors. Epson to Add 7 New Education Projectors Source: Campus Technology
Read MoreAt Xerox and later at Apple, he worked to make computers accessible to, as a former colleague put it, “users who weren’t also Ph.D.s in computer science.” Lawrence Tesler, Pioneer of Personal Computing, Dies at 74 Source: NY Times Tech
Read MoreIllustration by Alex Castro / The Verge Nearly five years ago, reporter Alison Parker was murdered live on television. That video was clipped, published, and seen all across the internet over the years, including thousands of times on YouTube alone. On Thursday, Alison’s father Andy Parker filed a complaint with the Federal Trade Commission against
Read MoreA multi-layered, multi-year study on the use of open educational resources found that in some colleges, students who took multiple OER courses earned more credits on average over time than similar students who took no OER courses. Achieving the Dream Study Finds OER Works Source: Campus Technology
Read MoreFancy a subscription of only the top performing Mercedes-badged vehicles? That’s a thing now. Mercedes-Benz car subscription service now offers an AMG-only tier – Roadshow Source: CNet
Read MoreA new deepfake puts Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos and Tesla CEO Elon Musk in the pilot episode of the original Star Trek, “The Cage” — and I kind of love it. In this particular AI-powered face swap, Bezos plays a Talosian alien with a huge bald head, while Musk plays Captain Christopher Pike (who is
Read MoreSailor Guardians unite for this glittery, starry set from US cosmetics company Colourpop. A Sailor Moon makeup line has finally launched – CNET Source: CNet
Read MoreI lift. A lot. I’m at the gym usually six days a week, and I find an excuse to compete every couple of months. While it’s fine (and maybe even healthier) for exercise to be a casual thing, committing hard to an athletic pursuit often requires some rejiggering of your life to be able to
Read MoreThe hack targeted a system run by the Defense Information Systems Agency. Data breach hits US defense agency responsible for securing combat IT – CNET Source: CNet
Read MoreEli Roth Director Eli Roth has signed onto a film adaptation of Gearbox’s Borderlands games, joining Chernobyl writer Craig Mazin and producers Avi and Ari Arad. Roth offered little detail about the project, which has been in the works since 2015. He celebrated the news by tweeting a picture of his face cropped onto one
Read MoreIf you’re planning a trip away for July 4th, the time to book your plane ticket is now. Read more… Buy Your July 4th Flights Before This Sunday for the Best Deals Source: Life Hacker
Read MoreSanders’ language was indirect, offered on the debate stage here as his opponents faulted him for the behavior of his most strident fans. It quickly drew criticism from experts in disinformation, who said they had no evidence that the Kremlin had masqueraded as Sanders voters. Sanders implies Russia, not his supporters, may be to blame
Read MoreQuick pickles are basically condiment sunshine: they’re bright, cheery, and nobody’s ever mad to see them. I think this is especially true for pickled red onions, which improve everything they touch and ask so very little of you in return. If you can mix sliced onions with seasoned vinegar, you’ll be rewarded with a… Read
Read MoreIllustration by Alex Castro / The Verge Facebook will offer to pay some users for voice recordings that will be used to help improve its speech recognition technology, the company announced Thursday. The move comes after Facebook — as well as Amazon, Apple, Google, and Microsoft — was caught listening to and transcribing voice recordings
Read MoreIllustration by Alex Castro / The Verge Google has removed almost 600 “disruptive” Android apps from the Play Store and banned their developers in its latest effort to rein in mobile ad fraud, the company announced on Thursday. Google’s policy does not allow ads that display when an app is not in use or that
Read MoreAnyone with a few cordless tools has probably amassed quite a collection of batteries for them. If you’re a professional contractor, having a fleet of batteries you can swap out during the day’s work is a necessity. But if you’re just doing the occasional DIY project, those batteries are probably going to sit unused more
Read MoreThe next time someone asks whether you want to take a class or join a committee or be part of their new book club, don’t reply based on the assumption that you’ll find a way to make room for this time commitment in the future. Read more… Ask Yourself This Question Before Taking On a
Read MoreA new mobile app at Penn State University provides single sign-on access to the learning management system, e-mail, shuttle bus tracking, campus maps, grades, class schedules, tuition bills, library services, academic advising and more. Penn State Launches All-in-One Mobile App Source: Campus Technology
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