GitHub has revamped its pricing plans to reflect rising interest from big businesses in storing their core code on the cloud, a shift that CEO Chris Wanstrath says was impossible five years ago. RSS-1
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Refueling a destroyer or any other large piece of military hardware is incredibly dangerous because it leaves troops very vulnerable to attack, especially if it requires a huge convoy. U.S. troops have lost their lives trying refuel vessels that are… Continue Reading
‘Braeön’ is a lightweight plastic ribbon that’s as strong as steel. It can be styled into several different useful shapes like a splint or even a mouth guard. Read more… More about Real Time Video, Real Time Video, Lightweight, Gadgets,… Continue Reading
In the business setting, if a leader honestly looks at their internal information systems, they will likely see processes and procedures that are designed to filter out unexpected or non-conforming information. All articles
Azure Stack, Microsoft’s hybrid cloud system, is getting close to release. On Wednesday, the tech giant unveiled the third major public beta for customers that want to test it out. The new release brings a handful of additional capabilities for… Continue Reading
Facebook copies Snapchat, and Spotify copies Tidal. The top music streaming service is planning to introduce lossless audio — or CD-quality music — to subscribers for a higher monthly price, according to a report in The Verge. That report was… Continue Reading
In many ways, we can compare the future of the software world to the emergence of self-driving cars. Just as we’re faced with questions around a unified set of operational standards for all companies eager to remove drivers from behind… Continue Reading
Glitter-heavy pop star tells MTV News she’s going for ‘balls-out, irreverent rock and roll.’ By James Montgomery, with reporting by Matt Elias <P><a href=”/music/artist/_kesha_/artist.jhtml”>Ke$ ha</a>’s already got the face paint down pat, and, during recent live sets, she’s even taken… Continue Reading
According to internet monitoring platform Catchpoint, Amazon Web Service’s Simple Storage Service (S3) experienced a three hour and 39 minute disruption on Tuesday that had cascading effects across other Amazon cloud services and many internet sites that rely on the… Continue Reading
Apple is about to commit infanticide on the iPhone 7. The device—which is great, and just a few months old—will likely be blown to unrecyclable smithereens by the upcoming iPhone 8, if rumors are any indication. Sure, it’s always true… Continue Reading
Anker’s PowerLine cables are our readers’ favorite way to charge, and iPhone owners can upgrade on the cheap today. Choose from two 6′ cables for $ 16, or a single 3′ Powerline+ cable (which adds a nylon braided exterior to… Continue Reading
After a quiet 2016, Etna looks to be heading towards a more energetic 2017. The post Italy’s Etna Volcano Throws Lava Bombs in Its First Big Eruption of 2017 appeared first on WIRED.All articles RSS-5
“A missing child sets four families on a frantic hunt for answers. Their search for a culprit unearths a small town’s sins and secrets.” No, it’s not the description of Stranger Things. It’s actually the plot of a new Netflix… Continue Reading
Azure Stack, Microsoft’s private cloud software built from the same bits used to create the public Azure cloud service, is now available in its third, and likely final, technical preview edition before being released to the public later this year.… Continue Reading
Can Facebook use all that it knows about us to help stop someone from committing suicide? It’s been more than a rhetorical question since January, after a video, pulled from the social media platform Live.Me and shared on Facebook, showed… Continue Reading
Pizza maker is the first enterprise in Australia and New Zealand to deploy Nuance’s multi-channel virtual assistant, called DRU Assist. Cloud Computing
Yesterday Amazon Web Services had a bad day. And when AWS has a bad day, so do a lot of other sites. Vendor Apica is a website monitoring services that keeps a close eye on some of the top retail… Continue Reading
Tuesday night, in his address to Congress, President Trump invited as his guest a college sophomore with a rare disease to illustrate why the Food and Drug Administration needs to be ripped to pieces. After 20-year-old Megan Crowley was diagnosed… Continue Reading
SAN FRANCISCO — The ubiquitous cloud computing craze may not be long for this world if venture capitalist Peter Levine is right. The Andreessen Horowitz general partner said that as more computing capabilities move to so-called “edge” devices, including anything… Continue Reading