Ring lacks basic security features, making it easy for hackers to turn the company's cameras against its customers.

RESOLVED (valentin.gosu) in Core - Networking: DNS. Last updated 2019-12-06.

The ransomware attack earlier this month led the hospital system to reschedule surgeries and appointments.

Ten centres ‘planned’ across northeastern state after national register published

Purchasing devices that constantly monitor, track and record us for convenience or a sense of safety is laying the foundation for an oppressive future.

1st @LEGO_Group banned me from buying online, and in their stores. Now they’ve bought #BrickLink I won’t be allowed to buy parts online there either. #LEGO do brilliant product design, & marketing. But they FAIL customer service & loyalty. Without #AFOL there…

Task runner that helps you easily manage and invoke small noscripts and wrappers - TekWizely/run

America’s health care prices problem, in four charts.

The continent records its highest national average temperature, worsening the bushfire threat.

Freedom on the Move from Cornell University is the first major digital database of fugitive slave ads from North America.

I like playing Go, but of the games I play at all regularly it's probably the one where there are the most people who are better than me: a lot of people play go, and many of them play it a lot. My dad and I are a similar level (~11kyu) and last week a…

The streaming boom has led to huge international demand for shows from this tiny country, but there aren’t enough professionals to produce them.

Our privacy experiment found hundreds of sensors and an always-on Internet connection. Driving surveillance is becoming very hard to avoid.

If a headless worm can regrow a memory, then where is the memory stored? And, if a memory can regenerate, could you transfer it?Photograph…

Since we're talking about Google being less than nice towards its workers, here's a fun little story from my days there. There were two things that I really didn't like about Google at the time: The Google+ saga (realnames et al), and the IP ownership policy.