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Oracle takes on Red Hat in Linux code fight
Now, it's Oracle's turn to jump into the Red Hat open-source Linux code kerfuffle.
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Latest chapter of $2 billion Apple Watch patent battle ends in mistrial
The ongoing US District Court lawsuit from Masimo against Apple ended Monday with a mistrial after jurors couldn't reach a unanimous vote. Masimo is a medical firm suing Apple for stealing trade secrets to build the Apple Watch. It won its preliminary case with the International Trade Commission, but Masimo also brought its charges in front of the US District Court in April.
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Hugely Profitable And Consolidated Streaming Platforms Suddenly Too Cheap To Pay Residuals And Writers, Or Keep Niche Shows Online
We’ve noted repeatedly that as the streaming sector grows and consolidates, it’s revealing many of the same problems we saw inherent in traditional, shitty, cable TV. As in the need to …
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Twitter Hit With $250 Million Copyright-Infringement Lawsuit From Music Publishers
The National Music Publishers Assn., acting on behalf of 17 major music publishers, is filing a federal copyright infringement lawsuit against Twitter for its failure to license and pay
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Sony's latest patent suggests it's developing a DualSense controller that can provide gameplay hints
Sony has patented an updated DualSense controller design that will provide players with "predictive AI assistance featu…
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EA's latest patent will let players use their voice for in-game characters
Electronic Arts is venturing into new realms of player engagement with a new patent that enables players to voice their in-game characters by generating speech "in the...
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More wildlife-friendly farming needed to stop decline of insects in Britain, says report
Conservation measures over the past 30 years have failed to stop the decline of insects on British farmland, a new report shows. Populations of bees, spiders, ground beetles and hoverflies have disappeared twice as fast in areas intensely farmed for crops, according to the paper, which looked at citizen science data on more than 1,500 invertebrate species.
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Book Publishers Are Trying to Destroy Public E-Book Access in Order to Increase Profits
A recent ruling against the Internet Archive for copyright infringement threatens a treasured and critical public institution: our libraries.
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The AI Revolution and The New Roaring '20s
In 2023, predictions about artificial intelligence (A.I.) have spanned from utopian dreams to apocalyptic nightmares, and attempts to identify comparable moments in history range from the development of the atomic bomb to the ancient discovery of how to control fire.
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Controversial new USPTO Rules would empower Patent Trolls
The United States Patent and Trademark Office has recently proposed a controversial set of rules which will bolster the strength of patent trolls.
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At a shuttered Texas coal mine, a 1-acre garden is helping feed 2,000 people per month
The garden in the middle of a 35,000-acre former mine is supplying thousands of pounds of fresh produce to families in three counties that have few grocery stores.
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23 Free, Fun, and Fabulous Writing Prompts and Activities
Free writing activities provide students with the freedom to express themselves, explore their imaginations, and develop their writing skills.
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Once Threatened with Extinction, Towel Animals Are Absolutely Thriving
Made famous by resorts and cruises in the 1990s, the folding of towels into cute animals is gaining popularity, resulting in countless towel art competition and “room reveal” videos.
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Ex-Google employee reveals one major mistake candidates make in writing a resume
The former recruiter from Google believes you should enlist the help of five to ten people in your network to review and edit your resume.
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Apple subreddit reopens due to Reddit's demands over API protest
The Apple subreddit has reopened under duress after a protest about API fees was squashed by threats from the company's CEO to remove the moderation teams of closed subreddits.
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Reddit CEO Blames 'Small Group' For Protests: 'This is Not Negotiable'
Reddit CEO Steve Huffman said this week that the company still plans to charge third-party apps for data, despite widespread protests against the new policy.
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''I Get Worried'': Warren Buffett Compares AI To The Creation Of Atom Bomb
Generative artificial intelligence has become a buzzword this year, with apps such as ChatGPT capturing the public's fancy. While AI chatbots are being employed for a variety of tasks, there are also fears of them being misused. There are also strong concerns that AI will take away millions of jobs and many tech entrepreneurs, including Elon Musk, have raised voices against its spread. Now, billionaire investor and CEO of Berkshire Hathaway, Warren Buffett also shared his thoughts on the rapidly evolving technology.
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Meet FOCUS – a new open-source solution to managing those cloud costs
If you ask a cloud engineer what their greatest problem is, they might say, "Securing Kubernetes, managing multi-cloud or finding staff who know what they're doing." | The FinOps Foundation's new initiative, FinOps Open Cost and Usage Specification (FOCUS) will provide an open specification for cloud cost, usage and billing data presentation.
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‘De-dollarisation’ gains traction among emerging economies ahead of BRICS summit
Expansion rate of the Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa economic bloc seen determining speed at which it stops using US dollar systems.
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Red Hat's new rule: Open source betrayal?
Red Hat rivals and many open-source developers are mad as hell about the company's new source code policy. Will this dispute end up in the courts?