The suppression of the New York Post story is another example of what some say are heavy-handed tactics by social media platforms to censor right-wing content. By Lauren Marcus, World Israel News After Twitter and Facebook blocked users from posting links to a bombshell New York Post report about vice presidential candidate Joe Biden’s son […]
by Andrew Heinzman Zoom is introducing an optional end-to-end encryption tool to keep prying eyes out of private meetings. The end-to-end encryption offering, which is still a technical preview, launches the week of October 20th for free and paid users. Still, Zoom says that encrypted calls are missing a few features, like live transcription and […]
It is a no-brainer that Apache OpenOffice is still a relevant recommendation when we think about open source alternatives to Microsoft Office for Linux users. However, for the past several years, the development of OpenOffice is pretty much stale. Of course, it is not a shocker, considering Abhishek wrote about the possibility of Apache OpenOffice […]
Bezalel Smotrich urged the prime minister to disclose the terms of any agreements between Israel and the United Arab Emirates regarding access to the Temple Mount in Jerusalem. By World Israel News Staff Member of the Knesset Bezalel Smotrich is pushing Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to release the details of any agreements formed between Israel […]
Drone footage captures great white stalking Matt Wilkinson off Ballina in northern NSW Drone footage has captured professional surfer Matt Wilkinson’s narrow escape from a great white shark measuring about 2.5 metres off the coast of Ballina in northern New South Wales. The world championship tour surfer was paddling on his board near Sharpes Beach […]
by Chris Hoffman You’ve secured your computer with strong disk encryption and security software. It’s safe—as long as you keep it within eyesight. But, once an attacker has physical access to your computer, all bets are off. Meet the “evil maid” attack. What’s an “Evil Maid” Attack? It’s often repeated in cybersecurity: Once an attacker […]
by Toby Howell Meet Magawa, a heroic, landmine-clearing, African giant pouched rat whose LinkedIn resume would make an HBS alum jealous. In a virtual ceremony yesterday, Magawa won Britain’s highest animal honor, the first rat to do so in the 77-year history of the award. And in case you haven’t said “awww” enough already, the […]
by Suzanne Humphries Adobe released a smart new feature today—Adobe Liquid Mode— that will make it easier for people to read PDFs on their smartphone. Instead of pinching and squinting your way through a PDF, the new feature, now available in Adobe Acrobat Reader, uses Sensei (Adobe’s AI) to reconfigure it and make it smartphone-friendly. […]
by Eliza Carter “It’s a little bit hard to read the room with everyone in cars.” That’s a quote from the one and only Tesla CEO Elon Reeve Musk at the company’s shareholder meeting and “Battery Day” event yesterday. Musk did his thing (touting Tesla’s manufacturing capabilities and talking cathodes) onstage for a crowd…of parked […]
Francesca Street, CNN (CNN) — Pre-pandemic, many of us viewed flying simply as a method of getting from one destination to another as quickly as possible.But amid global restrictions, travelers have been daydreaming not only about far-flung destinations, but the flying experience itself — from the thrill of the take-off to the unmatched views of […]
