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Guest Opinion: Runaway debt can be devastating. However, despite the potential for negative impact, most people can’t seem to avoid getting into signi...

Xealth is looking to add a new role to our team, a Full-stack Software Engineer. Xealth’s mission is to improve people’s health in the US while also decreasing…

Calibre is an open source e-book library management application that enables you to manage your e-book collection, convert e-books between different formats, synchronize with e-book reader devices.

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May 27, 2021 15:20 EDT with 0 comments ScreenToGif is an open source program that lets you to record a selected area of your screen, live feed from your webcam or live drawings from a sketchboard. Afterwards, you can edit and save the animation as a GIF or video. Also theres the Webcam Recorder and the Board Recorder. Features: Pause and continue to record or start over by discard the recording. Move the window around to record what you want, it stays on top. You can...

Is that a tuning Fork we hear? Richard Speed Thu 27 May 2021 // 14:31 UTC Share Copy The saga of the Audacity takeover continued this week with the announcement of a Contributor License Agreement (CLA) by the projects new owners. Contributors to Audacity will be expected to sign the agreement in order to give code to the project. "The purpose of the CLA," stated the explanation, "is to provide future flexibility in altering (ie, uplicensing, dual licensing) for the entir...

While both Apple and Microsoft started very similarly, Microsoft fundamentally changed to focus more on services, developers, and the evolution of edge-to-cloud computing.

With up-to-date robust tools, detailed processes and policies and an involved cybersecurity workforce, agencies can reduce the noise in network traffic and spot the hidden and more complex risks and threats.

By Scott Shackelford, Megan Wade May 27, 2021 It took little over two hours for hackers to gain control of more than 100 gigabytes of information from Colonial Pipeline on May 7, 2021 -- causing the firm to shut down its fuel distribution network and sparking widespread fears of a gasoline shortage. The decision to pay off the attackers was also made with apparent speed, but the ethical arguments involved are age old and the implications could reverberate well into the future. Cyberattacks...

To combat the rising number of cyberattacks, Utah’s Department of Technology Services is encrypting the data it shares internally and externally with other agencies and private entities.