In recent days, local residents and advocates have begun to speak out about a push by Berkeley police to make all their radio transmissions private. Some said they listen to online scanner apps when ...

A research paper being presented this week at the Annual Computer Security Applications Conference reveals that satellite internet services, including T-Mobile's, used unencrypted transmissions that ...

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Despite the title of this article, this is not a braindump in the traditional sense. You see, I don’t believe in cheating. Traditionally, the term “braindump” referred to someone taking an exam, ...

The US is the location of most new data centres but the UK is expanding quickly Data centres powering artificial intelligence (AI) in Scotland are using enough tap water to fill 27 million half-litre ...

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Key Treasury Department data is massively underreporting the amount of U.S. government debt held by hedge funds registered and incorporated in the Cayman Islands, and is failing to reflect their heavy ...

I do not believe in cheating. Traditionally, the term “ braindump ” referred to someone taking an exam, memorizing the questions, and sharing them online for others to use. That practice is unethical ...

While a good VPN will protect your online privacy, it almost certainly won't make your internet connection faster. But if speed is of the essence, these are the fastest VPNs we've tested. I’ve been ...

Data centres powering artificial intelligence (AI) in Scotland are using enough tap water to fill 27 million half-litre bottles a year, according to data obtained by BBC News. AI systems such as the ...

When the IBM PC was new, I served as the president of the San Francisco PC User Group for three years. That’s how I met PCMag’s editorial team, who brought me on board in 1986. In the years since that ...