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Microsoft Silverlight was a component of many web browsers that let them play music and videos, but it'll soon be shutting down.

Without a death certificate, families cant access life insurance, transfer property or settle bank accounts. Author: Jennie Runevitch Updated: 6:31 PM EST February 8, 2021 PENDLETON, Ind. — Problems are persisting with Indianas new online system that registers birth and death certificates. Hundreds of Hoosiers still cant get death certificates for loved ones who died months ago. The issue is affecting coroners and funeral homes, too. The Indiana State Health De...

Indiana has around 900 death certificates that are currently in limbo due to a change in software At the beginning of the New Year, the state of Indiana instituted a new death and birth registry, which has been creating issues for funeral homes and families across the state. Posted: Feb 5, 2021 12:25 AM Posted By: Meredith Hackler LAFAYETTE, Ind. (WLFI)- Families who need death certificates for their loved ones arent getting them as quickly as they should be.  At the beginning of the New ...

These Places Were Not Ready for Flash to Die Slate 2/5/2021 © Provided by Slate A building for the computer software company Adobe. Manjunath Kiran/Getty Images Adobe Flash went dark on Dec. 31. The software had been flickering out since 2017, when Adobe announced it would discontinue Flash with three and a half years’ warning. Reminder statements, press attention, and pop-ups warning about Flash’s discontinuation all followed. But despite the ample time to prepare, multiple go...

on Channels Although PlayOn isn’t new—it’s been around for well over a decade now—the reason I’m gorging on it now is because of a couple big updates to the service: Its desktop PC software no longer requires Adobe Flash to function, and the cloud-based version now integrates with Channels DVR, which provides a slick interface for viewing all of PlayOn’s recordings. Those two changes turn PlayOn into a much more viable way for cord-cutters to record video from Netflix and other on-d...

Pinoy-made Flash indie games preserved for posterity as browser support ends Share on email Filipino-made indie Flash games have been selected by the curators of BlueMaxima’s Flashpoint webgame preservation project as the end of life of Adobe Flash became effective end of 2020. Khail Santia, one of the Filipino developers whose game was included in the preservation project, said the end of support for Flash felt “like the end of an era”. “To us developers, Flash was more than just a p...

Author(s): Bruce Byfield Among other noteworthy trends in 2020, producing free and secure videoconferencing software has become a higher priority in the past year. Looking back at 2020, its impossible not to talk about the pandemic or the economy. However, free software businesses and communities suffered less than many organizations this year, for the simple reason that many of the precautions that others scrambled to put in place have been standard practice in free software for de...

Geeky Gadgets 8:36 am Apple has made it clear how it stands on user privacy, it puts the privacy of its users first before itself, Facebook on the other hand is the complete opposite, its business is built on using user information and tracking everything that people do online. Apple recently spoke out about user privacy and now their CEO, Tim Cook has gone even further and basically condemned Facebook’s business model. Tim Cook recently spoke at the EU data protection conference CPDP and thi...

DHEC death certificate delays continue in SC, leaving families waiting weeks DHEC death certificate delays continue in SC, leaving families waiting weeks By Caroline Coleburn | January 27, 2021 at 8:38 PM EST - Updated January 28 at 7:17 AM COLUMBIA, S.C. (WIS) - Losing a loved one is already a nightmare. For some South Carolina families, that grieving process has been prolonged as they have had to wait weeks to hold a burial. That’s because of a death certificate delay, caused by the D...

Mozilla Firefox 85 Kills Support for Adobe Flash Player Zainab SaeedLast Updated: Feb 2, 2021 Mozilla has released an updated version Firefox 85. This new version has ended the support for Adobe Flash Player plugin and “protects” users from supercookies. Firefox 85 is no more supporting the Adobe Flash neither have a setting to re-enable it. It was a pre-decided move. Mozilla announced in 2017 that it will end the support for Adobe Flash Player in Firefox 85. Mozilla Firefox 85 Kills Suppor...