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No, Yahoo! isn’t changing its name

Posted on January 10, 2017 by Robert Graham

Trending on social media is how Yahoo is changing it’s name to “Altaba” and CEO Marissa Mayer is stepping down. This is false.What is happening instead is that everything we know of as “Yahoo” (including the brand name) is being sold to Verizon. The bi… Continue reading No, Yahoo! isn’t changing its name→

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No, Yahoo! isn’t changing its name

Posted on January 10, 2017 by Robert Graham

Trending on social media is how Yahoo is changing it’s name to “Altbaba” and CEO Marissa Mayer is stepping down. This is false. What happened instead was that the “Yahoo” brand name was sold to Verizon along with all the web operations. The remaining s… Continue reading No, Yahoo! isn’t changing its name→

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No, Yahoo! isn’t changing its name

Posted on January 10, 2017 by Robert Graham

Trending on social media is how Yahoo is changing it’s name to “Altaba” and CEO Marissa Mayer is stepping down. This is false.What is happening instead is that everything we know of as “Yahoo” (including the brand name) is being sold to Verizon. The bi… Continue reading No, Yahoo! isn’t changing its name→

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No, Yahoo! isn’t changing its name

Posted on January 10, 2017 by Robert Graham

Trending on social media is how Yahoo is changing it’s name to “Altbaba” and CEO Marissa Mayer is stepping down. This is false. What happened instead was that the “Yahoo” brand name was sold to Verizon along with all the web operations. The remaining s… Continue reading No, Yahoo! isn’t changing its name→

Posted in SBN

Notes about the FTC action against D-Link

Posted on January 6, 2017 by Robert Graham

Today, the FTC filed a lawsuit against D-Link for security problems, such as backdoor passwords. I thought I’d write up some notes.The suit is not “product liability”, but “unfair and deceptive” business practices for promising “security”.This needs to… Continue reading Notes about the FTC action against D-Link→

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Notes about the FTC action against D-Link

Posted on January 6, 2017 by Robert Graham

Today, the FTC filed a lawsuit[*] against D-Link for security problems, such as backdoor passwords. I thought I’d write up some notes.The suit is not “product liability”, but “unfair and deceptive” business practices for promising “security”. In additi… Continue reading Notes about the FTC action against D-Link→

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Notes about the FTC action against D-Link

Posted on January 6, 2017 by Robert Graham

Today, the FTC filed a lawsuit[*] against D-Link for security problems, such as backdoor passwords. I thought I’d write up some notes.The suit is not “product liability”, but “unfair and deceptive” business practices for promising “security”. In additi… Continue reading Notes about the FTC action against D-Link→

Posted in Uncategorized

Profs: you should use JavaScript to teach Computer Science

Posted on January 6, 2017 by Robert Graham

Universities struggle with the canonical programming language they should teach students for Computer Science. Ideally, as they take computer science classes, all the homework assignments and examples will be in the same language. Today, that language … Continue reading Profs: you should use JavaScript to teach Computer Science→

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Profs: you should use JavaScript to teach Computer Science

Posted on January 6, 2017 by Robert Graham

Universities struggle with the canonical programming language they should teach students for Computer Science. Ideally, as they take computer science classes, all the homework assignments and examples will be in the same language. Today, that language … Continue reading Profs: you should use JavaScript to teach Computer Science→

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Profs: you should use JavaScript to teach Computer Science

Posted on January 6, 2017 by Robert Graham

Universities struggle with the canonical programming language they should teach students for Computer Science. Ideally, as they take computer science classes, all the homework assignments and examples will be in the same language. Today, that language … Continue reading Profs: you should use JavaScript to teach Computer Science→

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