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tackPath launches EdgeEngine Serverless Computing, Alcide advances Cloud-Native security Firewall platform, Orkus launches Access Governance platform for Cloud Security, Tufin announces a new Cloud Security solution, and more! Enterprise News CodeSonar… Continue reading EdgeEngine, Cloud-Native, and Orkus – Enterprise Security Weekly #117
I am very proud to contribute to both Tripwire’s the State of Security and to be a regular Peerlyst poster. Peerlyst is a very important online platform for cybersecurity professionals. It’s my pleasure to speak with Limor Elbaz, Peerlyst&#… Continue reading All About Peerlyst, a Thriving Online Platform for Cybersecurity Professionals
Facebook and Twitter are hurting those they should be protecting. Continue reading Corporations Have Utterly Failed to Protect Speech
#DeleteShopify is the latest anti-Trump consumer protest movement. Continue reading People Are Calling For a Shopify Boycott Because It Hosts Breitbart’s Store
#DeleteShopify is the latest anti-Trump consumer protest movement. Continue reading People Are Calling For a Shopify Boycott Because It Hosts Breitbart’s Store
Despite owning five, including the original Pebble, I’ve always been somewhat skeptical about smart watches. Even so, the leaked news that Fitbit is buying Pebble for “a small amount” has me sort of depressed about the state of the wearables market. Because Pebble could have been a contender, although perhaps not for the reason you might guess.
Pebble is a pioneer of the wearables market, and launched its first smartwatch back in 2012, two years before the Apple Watch was announced. But after turning down an offer of $740 million by Citizen back in 2015, and despite cash injections from …read more
Sometimes you start a project with every intention of using it in a specific way, or maybe your plan is to have a very well-defined set of features. Often, though, our projects go in a completely different direction than we might have intended. That seems to be the case with [Dave] and his Pips. These tiny devices were originally intended to be used by people with disabilities, but it turns out that they’re a perfect platform for this “Internet of Things” thing that we’ve been hearing so much about.
Built around the Bright Blue Bean microcontroller platform to take advantage …read more
The first of the BBC Micro Bits are slowly making their ways into hacker circulation, as is to be expected for any inexpensive educational gadget (see: Raspberry Pi). [Martin] was able to get his hands on one and created the “hello world” of LED displays: he created a playable game of snake that runs on this tiny board.
For those new to the scene, the Micro Bit is the latest in embedded ARM systems. It has a 23-pin connector for inputs and outputs, it has Bluetooth and USB connectivity, a wealth of sensors, and a 25-LED display. That’s small for …read more
