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Summary: GitHub solidified its position as the world's foremost host of open source software not long after its formation in 2008...

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Google has decided to stop active development on its virtual reality program Tilt Brush. It has made the source code publicly available on GitHub so that the community can continue working on it.

India News: TOI’s Lost Votes Tech Challenge aimed at exploring secure, inclusive elections through remote voting to help ensure every voice is heard

Microsoft-owned code silo admits significant errors of judgment and procedure Share Copy GitHub has apologized for what it called “significant errors of judgment and procedure” in the firing of a Jewish employee for warning colleagues of neo-Nazis at the Capitol during its ransacking by pro-Trump rioters this month. The Microsoft-owned code-hosting bizs COO Erica Brescia said in a blog post, emitted late on Friday before Americas long Martin Luther King Jr weekend, that it had “en...

January 18, 2021 GitHub has now reversed the decision of firing the employee after hundreds of other employees protested the action. SHOW TRANSCRIPT A Microsoft owned company is now apologizing after firing an employee. GitHub fired a Jewish employee earlier this month after he said Nazis were among the rioters that attacked the Capitol. Hundreds of employees protested the firing. The company has now reversed the decision and said it should not have fired the employee offering him his job back....

(Photo : Nintendo) According to Gizmodo, a software engineer from Cape Town, South Africa, Micah Price, has created a Reddit bot that ingeniously captures the threads of comments and arguments and transforms it into an anime scene. The engineer was thrilled by the exchanges on the social forum platform and creatively transformed it into one of the most interactive courthouse games in history. The video game anime series that was taken the inspiration of is "Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney" which w...

GitHub admitted on Sunday that it made "significant errors of judgement" when it fired an employee who suggested that "Nazis" were among the Capitol rioters.

GitHub has now reversed the decision of firing the employee after hundreds of other employees protested the action.

This week kicked off with a report of a GitHub worker who was fired after cautioning his coworkers in the DC area to stay safe from Nazis during the assault on the U.S. Capitol. Meanwhile, Facebook created a new executive role pertaining to civil rights and California’s Proposition 22 faced its first legal challenge this year. Facebook hired Roy Austin to become its first-ever VP of Civil Rights and Deputy General Counsel to create a new civil rights organization within the company.