Partnering With Wikipedia, The Internet Archive Starts Making Cited Books Easy To Read
The web has a humongous amount of information. But still, there are information it doesn't yet have, and many of them came from books.
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DeepMind's 'AlphaStar' AI Achieves The Grandmaster Status On The Game StarCraft II
AI can play games, and sometimes, they can play better than humans.
Google Says Goodbye To Flash: Killing It With A Slow Death
The death of Flash has been predicted. One platform followed by the next started abandoning the once was the popular format for web animation.
This Android Malware Hides And Reinstalls Itself When Removed, Researchers Found
Another day, another bad day for Google, as another kind of malware has been found on its Play Store.
Twitter Isn't Going To Show Anymore Political Ads, Jack Dorsey Said
Twitter is where people can rapid-fire messages. With its reach and influence, indeed Twitter has become part of the world's politics.
'Don't Make A Mess', Said Indonesia's Communication Minister Replacing Rudiantara
As Joko "Jokowi" Widodo is re-elected as Indonesia's President, he appointed a new cabinet for his second term. One of the replaced Minister, is Rudiantara.
No More Unlimited Viewing Of Public-Facing Profiles, As Instagram Forces People To Sign In
As a service available for anyone, Instagram is open for everyone. One of the benefit was that, people who weren't logged in had the unlimited access to public-facing profiles.
How 'Live Face De-Identification' In Videos Can Confuse Face Recognition AIs
User data has increasingly become more important to secure as people upload more and more of their information to the web.
Leaked Adobe Database Exposed 7.5 Million Creative Cloud Users To The Internet
Adobe, popular for its products like Photoshop, Illustrator, Fireworks and many more, had data of its nearly 7.5 million Creative Cloud users exposed to the public internet.
PHP 7 Has A Remote Code Execution Bug Being Exploited, Researchers Found
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PHP is relatively old. But still, it underpins most part of the web.
