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Meta to restore Trump’s account

Facebook parent company Meta announced that it will restore the accounts of former President Trump (Donald Trump) on FB and Instagram. Due to Trump’s role in the riots in the US Congress on January 6, 2021, social platforms such as Facebook and Twitter successively blocked Trump’s account. account, but so far Trump has not posted […]

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IBM cuts 3,900 jobs

IBM became the latest technology company to cut jobs, announcing on Wednesday that it would cut about 3,900 jobs, or 1.4% of its 280,000-strong workforce. IBM also announced its financial report for the fourth quarter: revenue of US$16.7 billion, the same as the same period last year, and net profit of US$2.71 billion; full-year revenue

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Mozilla.org 25th Anniversary

On January 20, 1998, Netscape began a major layoff. Two days later at 8:00 AM, Netscape issued a press release announcing that it would release the source code for its browser by the end of March. The news came as a complete surprise to the rest of Netscape’s employees. Jamie “jwz” Zawinski registered the domain

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Astronomers detect radio signal from most distant galaxy

Using gravitational lensing, astronomers have detected radio signals from the most distant galaxies ever seen. Gravitational lensing amplifies signals from distant galaxies so that they can be detected by Earth-based telescopes. The signal comes from the star-forming galaxy SDSSJ0826+5630, emitted when our universe was only 4.9 billion years old, 8.8 billion years ago. The Giant

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Twitter revises developer agreement to explicitly ban third-party clients

According to Twitter’s API rules agreement, which took effect on January 19, it explicitly prohibits developers from developing third-party clients. The era of third-party Twitter clients that once flourished is over. Twitter added a clause to its developer agreement rules that restricts developers from “using or accessing the Licensed Materials to create or attempt to

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India requires Google Play Store to host third-party app stores

India’s antitrust regulator last year fined Google over its control of the Android platform, while also requiring a series of changes to the Google Play Store, including allowing hosting of third-party app stores. India’s Supreme Court this week rejected Google’s proposal to block the series of requirements from taking effect, citing the requirements as harming

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Bringing cakes to the office is harming colleagues, warns UK food watchdog chief

Susan Jebb, chair of the Food Standards Agency and professor of diet and population health at the University of Oxford, said in The Times that we all think of ourselves as rational, intelligent, well-educated people who always make wise choices, but we underestimate environmental impact. I don’t eat any cake for a day if no

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