Collaborate Disseminate
With all the tools legally available to “secure” one’s connection to the internet nowadays, why aren’t government organisations like the CIA taking any action against the companies and people behind these applications/services, such as Duc… Continue reading Secure web browsing and the internet
Damage to at least three subsea cables off the west coast of Africa is disrupting internet services across the continent. From a report: The West Africa Cable System, MainOne and ACE sea cables — arteries for telecommunications data — were all affect… Continue reading Undersea Cable Damage Causes Internet Outages Across Africa
Contributors from Apple, Google, Microsoft, and Mozilla, writing for BrowserBench: Since the initial version of the Speedometer benchmark was released in 2014 by the WebKit team, it has become a key tool for browser engines to drive performance optimiz… Continue reading Speedometer 3.0: A Shared Browser Benchmark for Web Application Responsiveness
A anonymous reader shares a report: Personal artificial intelligence assistants that know our health status and legal history inside out. The ability to transfer your data from one place to another seamlessly without any roadblocks. These are just some… Continue reading World Wide Web Inventor’s Top Predictions as It Turns 35
In an era dominated by broadband and wireless cellular networks, it might come as a surprise to many that dial-up internet services still exist in the United States. This persistence …read more Continue reading Dial-Up Is Still, Just Barely, a Thing
Facebook, Instagram, and Threads are all experiencing issues. From a report: The three Meta-owned platforms aren’t working for many users, with the widespread outage seeming to start around 10AM ET. Some users are experiencing issues logging in to thei… Continue reading Facebook, Instagram, and Threads Are All Down
Facebook, Instagram, and Threads are all experiencing issues. From a report: The three Meta-owned platforms aren’t working for many users, with the widespread outage seeming to start around 10AM ET. Some users are experiencing issues logging in to thei… Continue reading Facebook, YouTube, Instagram, and Threads Are All Down
The Federal Communications Commission is considering a proposal to bar landlords from charging tenants in bulk for cable, internet, and satellite services, offering them more choice in the kinds of services they need. From a report: The agency is circu… Continue reading New Proposal Could Ban Landlords From Charging for Cable and Internet in Bulk
Undersea data cables in the Red Sea have reportedly been damaged, months after Yemeni Houthi rebels threatened to do so. From a report: At least 15 submarine cables pass through the Bab al-Mandab Strait at the southern end of the Red Sea, a body of wat… Continue reading Underwater Cables in Red Sea Damaged Months After Houthis Threatened To Do Just That
It’s certainly been a few decades, but plenty of us remember a time before widespread access to broadband internet, when connections were generally made over phone lines using acoustic modems. …read more Continue reading Replacement PCB Replicates Early 80s Modem