If you’ve had your laptop for a few years, you’ve probably noticed it starting to slow down. Maybe your operating system doesn’t start quite as quickly as it used to, or there’s a noticeable lag before your favourite programs open. If so, you could be due an upgrade – and now is the perfect time. …
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Sneaks could end up as part of an application within the Adobe Creative Cloud, or they could stand alone — or Adobe may not choose to move forward with them at all. There are some pretty interesting applications in this year’s sneaks, however, and some of could have very cool implications for photo and video …
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Pellicanò in aula alla lettura della sentenza d’appello (LaPresse) «Noi siamo già stati condannati all’ergastolo da Pellicanò, all’ergastolo del dolore. Il dolore è stato l’unico protagonista di questa giornata. A noi la sentenza di oggi non cambia nulla. La giustizia ha fatto il suo corso». Sono le parole della mamma di Riccardo Maglianesi, il giovane …
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I just returned from a 10-day trip to Greece with friends. We went as friends and returned as the updated Spice Girls. How did that happen? We started … social experiment by Livio Acerbo #greengroundit #travel #tours
Twitter is trying out a small new change to Moments that would provide contextual information within its curated stories. Spotted by Twitter user @kwatt and confirmed by a number of Twitter product team members, the little snippets appear sandwiched between tweets in a Moment. Called “annotations” — not to be confused with Twitter’s metadata annotations of yore …
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In 2013, cybersecurity firm Mandiant published a blockbuster report on a state-sponsored hacking team known as APT1, or Comment Crew. The Chinese group achieved instant infamy, tied to the successful hacks of more than 100 US companies and the exfiltration of hundreds of terabytes of data. They also vanished in the wake of being exposed. …
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Mentre il governo è in alto mare sulle norme per tagliare le cosiddette «pensioni d'oro» ieri il presidente dell'Inps, Tito Boeri, torna, nella commissione … by Livio Acerbo #greengroundit
Nuova tensione in Israele dopo che nella notte due razzi sono stati sparati dalla striscia di Gaza dei quali uno e caduto in mare vicino a Tel Aviv e un secondo ha colpito una casa a Beer Sheba (Neghev), senza causare feriti. L'attacco palestinese ha … by Livio Acerbo #greengroundit #thisisnews
Amazon Australia has brought additional value to its Prime members today, announcing that its Prime Music streaming service has officially launched Down Under, giving Aussie subscribers access to over two million songs at no extra cost. The service is included with every full Prime membership, which has an introductory price of $4.99 per month (after …
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Facebook eventually said that about 30 million people actually had their login tokens stolen (you can see if your account was among them by checking this page), and said that the attackers took account details and contact information. Still, the paper said “internal researchers” believe the people behind it are existing Facebook and Instagram spammers …
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