China has rolled out surveillance software in Beijing and Shanghai which authorities say can identify people from their walking style, even with their backs turned and faces hidden.
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China has rolled out surveillance software in Beijing and Shanghai which authorities say can identify people from their walking style, even with their backs turned and faces hidden.
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News briefs for October 23, 2018. Firefox 63.0 was released this morning. With this new version, “users can opt to block third-party tracking cookies or block all trackers and create exceptions for trusted sites that don’t work correctly with content blocking enabled”.
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The Indian information technology (IT) industry seems to be getting its mojo back. After years of turmoil, the past few quarters have seen the country’s three largest IT companies, Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), Infosys, and Wipro, steadily win large contracts.
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I’m sure most of us knows someone who illegally downloads music, games, software, art, books, etc. It is a rampant problem in those industries with no sign of improvement.
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So it turns out, Google was a pretty good investment for some people. Okay, that’s hardly news today – but we see it reflected in the way the corporation is constantly driving forward, innovating their services and back-room strategies in an ever-greater quest for power and influence.
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Brief: In open source philosophy, you share source code. Why not share data along the same line? That’s what Linux Foundation’s Community Data License Agreement tries to address. I am here at the first day of Open Source Summit 2017 Europe edition, in Prague. Things have just started.
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