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Enlarge / Artist’s conception of angry PC gamers launching an attack on PSN sign-in requirements. (credit: Sony) Sony’s decision to require a PlayStation Network sign-in for the PC port of the single-player God of War Ragnarök is drawing expected levels of… Continue Reading →
A new project launching today aims to capitalize on the momentum seen within the fediverse, also known as the open social web, which describes interconnected social networking services powered by the ActivityPub protocol. Co-founded by the co-author and current editor… Continue Reading →
For the longest time, RSS readers have followed an “Inbox Zero” design philosophy by showing an unread count against each source. If you have more than a dozen feeds plugged into your RSS reader, good luck getting that to zero…. Continue Reading →
A privacy-first, no-nonsense, super-fast blogging platform. Link to original post https://bearblog.dev/ from Teknoids NewsRead the original story
The Trilith Institute has created eight new educational courses, a residency program and a professional development network called the Writers Room of Georgia. Link to original post https://www.ajc.com/news/business/trilith-offers-new-courses-for-film-tv-industry/ZVN3LLS4CNE4HLXMHNO2224W7E/ from Teknoids NewsRead the original story
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The Washington Post reports: An international team of scientists published a peer-reviewed paper Thursday saying genetic evidence indicates the coronavirus pandemic most likely originated with a natural spillover from an animal or animals sold in a market in Wuhan, China,… Continue Reading →
Instead of eliminating jobs, self-service kiosks at McDonald’s and other fast-food chains “have added extra work for kitchen staff,” reports CNN — and as a bonus, “pushed customers to order more food than they do at the cash register…” Kiosks… Continue Reading →