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2023 Annual Report - Vimarsana News

2023 Annual Report

Overview The Medley Interlisp Project has made significant progress toward its goals of preserving, extending, and documenting the “experience” of Interlisp for now and for the future. This annual report highlights our achievements and ongoing efforts. Key Accomplishments We’ve structured our work around project objectives: lower barriers to entry, adapt to modern environments and user expectations, complete “work in progress”, demonstrate applications built in and for the system. Lower Barriers to Entry We want to allow newcomers to experience the system and ease of use without comp...

Unused Ubisoft Accounts Are Being Closed And Game Access Is Being Disabled - Vimarsana News

Unused Ubisoft Accounts Are Being Closed And Game Access Is Being Disabled

(CTN News) - One Twitter user reported that Ubisoft sent them an email warning them that if they didn't click the link in the email............

Study Claims 87% Of Classic Games Released In The US Are 'Critically Endangered' - Vimarsana News

Study Claims 87% Of Classic Games Released In The US Are 'Critically Endangered'

A new study has found that 87% of classic games released in the US are 'critically endangered.'

Source: psu.com
US Court Rules for Corellium in Apple Copyright Case - Vimarsana News

US Court Rules for Corellium in Apple Copyright Case

A U.S. federal appeals court sided with a company that simulates iPhones for security researchers after Apple sued, claiming copyright infringement. The court

US Court Rules for Corellium in Apple Copyright Case - Vimarsana News

US Court Rules for Corellium in Apple Copyright Case

A U.S. federal appeals court sided with a company that simulates iPhones for security researchers after Apple sued, claiming copyright infringement. The court