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Trump spokesperson Jason Miller owes G/O Media, formerly Gizmodo Media Group, nearly $42,000 in legal expenses after he tried and failed to sue the company for accurately reporting on legal filings stipulating he’d secretly drugged his pregnant mistress with an abortion pill, the Daily Beast reported. After losing his initial $100 million defamation suit against G/O Media—the parent company of the now-defunct Splinter, which published the story—Miller tried to revive the case by arguing that the court documents were out of bounds. His claim was rejected by a federal appeals co...

Australia retailer pulls AirTag over safety concerns Officeworks responds to reports that AirTag battery is dangerously easy for children to access. | 9 hours ago The Australian retailer Officeworks has stopped selling Apple's AirTag object tracker, following reports that its battery can easily be removed by children. The move, first reported by Gizmodo and since confirmed by Officeworks, was done quietly at first, with shop-floor staff unaware that the product had been pulled. One Apple fan in Keswick, South Australia, described a mystifying shopping experience on Reddit. They tried to buy a...

Image: Basecamp Within a week, Basecamp’s loathed no-politics-at-work rule has escalated to a mass exodus. This afternoon, reporter Casey Newton tweeted that around one-third of the company’s employees accepted buyouts following a “contentious all-hands meeting.” The software company behind Ruby on Rails, Campfire, and HEY was, until this week or so, generally perceived by outsiders as one of the good ones. Advertisement The stir came out of left field on Tuesday, when co-founder and CEO Jason Fried announced a ban on “societal and political discussions” within the company Basecam...

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