In April, Australians woke up to shocking news courtesy of a morning show. The Internet was filling up and soon would be full.
In April, Australians woke up to shocking news courtesy of a morning show. The Internet was filling up and soon would be full.
Alarmed by the news our cheeky pals at ZDNet Australia set out to investigate the matter...
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Adobe Q2 tops estimates with record revenue
The Photoshop maker reported revenue of $2.74 billion, up 25% from a year ago.
All Linux, all the time: Supercomputers Top 500
The new list of the world's fastest computers is out and, once more, every last one runs Linux.
Homeland Security: We've tested Windows BlueKeep attack and it works so patch now
DHS cybersecurity agency warns US businesses to apply Microsoft's BlueKeep patch for wormable flaw.
Netflix to Linux users: Patch SACK Panic kernel bug now to stop remote attacks
Netflix discovers multiple 'critical' security flaws in the Linux and FreeBSD kernels' TCP stack that could lead to server outages.
Edge of tomorrow: Industrial IoT slowly assembles new modes of production
Industrial IoT may be slow to catch on, but serves as a proving ground that ultimately is reshaping the backbone of the producer economy.
IBM adding recommended bias monitors to Watson OpenScale
These recommended bias monitors automatically identify attributes like sex, ethnicity, marital status and age and recommend they be monitored.
Salesforce made developers and admins the stars at TrailheaDX 2019. Microsoft, Apple, Google, and Facebook failed to do the same at their developer conferences. ...
Python vs R for data science: Professor rates programming language rivals
R expert hopes to settle the debate with an analysis of the programming languages that's "fair and helpful".
This 'most dangerous' hacking group is now probing power grids
Hackers that tried to interfere with the safety systems of an industrial plant are now looking at power utilities too.
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