November 2022

British regulator Ofcom has sounded the death knell for fax machines, as it begins to repeal legislation related to the use of fax machines. Commercialized by Xerox in 1964, and widely used by businesses around the world since the 1980s, fax machines have been replaced by email, scanners, cloud-based faxing, and instant messaging services. Ofcom

Nearly half of adults in the U.S. try to lose weight each year, and most of them try to eat more fruits, vegetables and salads, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. A healthy diet is essential for heart, physical health, and longevity. The American Heart Association’s 2021 dietary guidelines recommend that adults

Hangouts, one of the many messaging apps Google tried, officially died on November 1. Hangouts users will then be redirected to Google Chat, which replaces it, and users will still be able to download their own data using Google Takeout until January 1 next year. Google currently has two incompatible messaging products: Google Chat and

A patch for the high-profile OpenSSL 3 vulnerability has been released, downgrading the vulnerability to “high” from “high”, which was previously considered equivalent to the Heartbleed vulnerability. The latest release of OpenSSL version 3.0.7 fixes two buffer overflow vulnerabilities CVE-2022-37786 and CVE-2022-3602 that affect all OpenSSL 3.x series versions but are unlikely to lead to

Elon Musk said on Twitter that he was considering raising the subscription fee to $8 a month from $5 a month. He initially said he was considering going up to $20 a month and requiring certified users to buy a subscription, a message that sparked an immediate backlash, with certified users and celebrities such as