Collaborate Disseminate
E-Ink displays are becoming more ubiquitous and with their low power draw, high contrast and hackability, we see many projects use them in framed wall art, informational readouts and newspaper …read more Continue reading A Wall Mounted Newspaper That’s Extra
In the late 80s and into the 90s, [Cameron Kaiser] aka [ClassicHasClass] was an aspiring journalist, first becoming interested in the career in elementary school and then working on various …read more Continue reading Commodore 64 Reports the News
The Jerusalem Post says that its website was defaced on Monday, and pointed the blame at pro-Iranian hackers who they said posted an illustration depicting a ballistic missile being launched at an exploding nuclear facility in Dimona. Continue reading Israeli newspapers targeted by hackers on anniversary of Iranian general’s assassination
The Jerusalem Post says that its website was defaced on Monday, and pointed the blame at pro-Iranian hackers who they said posted an illustration depicting a ballistic missile being launched at an exploding nuclear facility in Dimona. Continue reading Israeli newspapers targeted by hackers on anniversary of Iranian general’s assassination
News from the wizarding world is a little hard to come by for common muggles, but [Deep Tronix] has brought us one step closer to our magical counterparts with their …read more Continue reading Muggle Uses E-Paper For Daily Prophet Replica
[Greg Raiz] recently set out to make it easy to read multiple newspapers in the morning over breakfast. Inspired by a similar project, he built an e-ink newspaper that hangs …read more Continue reading A Fresh E-Ink Newspaper Delivered Every Morning
We all know people trapped in aging bodies who can’t do all the things they used to do. It’s easy to accept that you may never move small furniture around by yourself again, but losing the ability to do something as simple as separating the pages of your newspaper to …read more
According to reports from several cybersecurity firms, the Ryuk ransomware that reportedly recently disrupted operations at several U.S.-based newspapers is run by cybercriminals, not state-sponsored actors. Some online sources have attributed the Ryu… Continue reading Ryuk Ransomware That Hit U.S. Newspapers Not State-Sponsored
By Waqas
It is believed that the malware attack was carried out from outside the United States. The Los Angeles Times suffered a malware attack earlier this Saturday that disrupted printing and delivery process for several of its print editions across … Continue reading Major US newspapers suffer malware attack; printing & delivery affected
Want to read an article in incognito mode? Buy a subscription and log in. Continue reading Boston Globe website no longer lets you read articles in private mode