| Swedish Dad Takes Gamer Kids To Warzone | Humans Need Not Apply: a Video About the Robot Revolution and Jobs  In-Demand Credentials Prepare for Top IT Jobs and Increase Your Earning Potential with a 100% Online Lean Six Sigma Certification from Villanova. Gain Critical Skills to Optimize Process and Reduce Defects. Save now on a Master Certificate Package. Learn More! Your network generates daily event records that can be used to reduce your exposure to intruders, malware, damage, loss, and legal liabilities. But how quickly can you find an exact log when you really need it? Find out how you can pinpoint the log you are looking for from within the many possible sources and formats in which it can appear. Learn More! From the i-might-know-where-you-can-find-a-moderation-system-for-a-good-price department mdsolar sends this story from the NY Times: The Internet may be losing the war against trolls. At the very least, it isn't winning. And unless social networks, media sites and governments come up with some innovative way of defeating online...  From the my-dad-took-me-to-a-turtle-farm-before-i-could-play-super-mario department Z00L00K sends this excerpt from The Local: A Swedish father has come under fire for taking his two sons on a trip to Israel, the West Bank and occupied Syria in order to teach them the reality of war. [Carl-Magnus Helgegren is] a journalist,... From the not-here department An anonymous reader is just one of many who have pointed out that things don't look good for Uber in Berlin. Berlin has banned car service Uber, which allows users to summon a ride on their smartphone, for not offering drivers and vehicles... From the go-away-or-i-will-replace-you-with-a-very-large-robot-that-breaks-things department Paul Fernhout writes: This explanatory compilation video by CGP Grey called "Humans Need Not Apply" on structural unemployment caused by robotics and AI (and other automation) is like the imagery playing in my mind when I think about the topic... From the forget-what-you-learned-in-kindergarten department New submitter JonnyCalcutta writes: The football Premier League in England is warning about posting clips of goals on online services such as Vine and Twitter. The claim is that posting these clips is "illegal under copyright laws." I'm naturally... From the get-what-you-paid-for-minus-a-billion-dollars department stoborrobots writes: The Government Accountability Office has investigated the cost blowouts associated with how the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) handled the Healthcare.gov project. It has released a 60-page report entitled... From the either-that-or-a-massive-brain-hemmorhage department Zothecula writes: If a child who's simply very active is mistakenly diagnosed with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), he can end up on pharmaceuticals such as Ritalin unnecessarily. The problem is, it can be quite difficult to... From the when-NASA-starts-looking-like-the-USPTO department schwit1 writes: Rather than work in NASA, the best young engineers today are increasingly heading to get jobs at private companies like SpaceX and XCOR. This is a long article, worth reading in its entirety, but this quote sums it up well: "As a... From the twelve-foot-diameter-bean-bag department Taxilian writes We've talked about office chairs before, but I'm one of those coders who tends to relax by doing more coding. Particularly when I'm short on time for a project, I like to move my work to where I am still around my wife and children... From the internet-doomed department New submitter onproton writes: Citizen Lab released new research today on a targeted exploitation technique used by state actors involving "network injection appliances" installed at ISPs. These devices can target and intercept unencrypted YouTube... From the it's-that-time-again department An anonymous reader writes: Yesterday at Gamescom, Blizzard announced the release date for the latest expansion to World of Warcraft, titled Warlords of Draenor. The expansion will launch on Thursday, November 13th. The launch date is 10 days... From the a-special-place-in-hell department An anonymous reader writes Above all, Ethan Zuckerman wants you to know that he is sorry. In the mid-1990s, Zuckerman was working as a designer and programmer for Tripod.com when he wrote the code for the first pop-up ad. He says: "At the end of... From the keeping-up-with-the-Googses department jfruh writes: In September of 2012, SmartThings took to Kickstarter with the promise of delivering an "Internet of things" package to backers, including a hub device that would control various home gadgets via the user's smartphone. They aimed to... From the just-when-you-thought-it-was-safe-to-turn-on-the-TV department Brandon Butler writes As an ode to Shark Week: Sharks have been known to show an appetite for fiber cables underwater, and last week a Google official said to prevent sharks from wreaking havoc on the company's trans-Pacific fiber lines, it wraps... From the built-to-kill department minstrelmike writes In Leeds, England, architects are adding a plethora of baffles and other structures to prevent the channeling of winds from a skyscraper that have pushed baby carriages into the street and caused one pedestrian death by blowing...  |
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