Monthly Archives: November 2022
John Lennon remains an enigma more than 30 years after he was murdered by Mark David Chapman in 1980. Part rabble-rousing, anti-establishment, free-loving, philosophy-spouting guru, part house-husband and oft-reluctant father, Lennon packed more living in his 40 short years than many do in a lifetime. His celebrity remains undaunted; his life an open book. Yet…
Hoping For The Best She had liked him for some time now and wanted to know if there was ever a chance for them to be together. She wasn’t successful with her first attempt two years ago, so she prayed it would be different this time. She took a deep breath and closed her eyes…
Spotify today announced it is rolling out a redesigned Apple Watch app with a “new and improved listening experience” that allows users to more easily browse music and podcasts in “Your Library” and more quickly download music for offline playback. In a blog post, Spotify said the new design includes larger artwork, new animations, the…
Twitter will not be moving forward with an “Official” label that would be used to identify companies, major media outlets, public figures, and others who are in danger of being impersonated on the social network, Twitter CEO Elon Musk said today. Just hours after Twitter began rolling out the “Official” checkmark that was provided to…
Large-scale cloud-based cyberattacks are increasing. Businesses must arm their organizations with the right cloud security protections.Read MoreRead More
Advanced Micro Devices launched its highest-performing datacenter processors ever with the debut of the 4th Gen Epyc processors today.Read MoreRead More
With today’s announcement, Okta — which competes for market share with Oracle, IBM, SailPoint and Microsoft Azure among others — says it’s taking IAM to a new level and workforce without boundaries.Read MoreRead More
Basically rule number one of what not to do with your customers’ money. | Illustration: The Verge Sam Bankman-Fried’s trading firm Alameda Research reportedly owes his crypto exchange FTX $10 billion after taking loans funded by deposits from FTX customers, according to The Wall Street Journal. As economist Frances Coppola pointed out to the Journal,…