Bill Gates took his 11th turn answering questions in Reddit’s “Ask My Anything” forum this week — and occasionally looked back on his time at Microsoft:
Is technology only functional for you nowadays, or is there a still hobby aspect to it? Do …
Nepal mourns after deadly plane crash, search for missing resumes
Rescuers had recovered 68 bodies out of 72 people on board the Yeti Airlines plane that crashed in Pokhara on Sunday.
10 data security enhancements to consider as your employees return to the office
77% of IT decision makers across the United States and Canada believe their companies are likely to face a data breach within the next three years according to survey results released by Adastra. Survey respondents ranked data security as the biggest g…
No stalemate in Ukraine, at least not yet
Some commentators say the Ukraine conflict is at a stalemate, but what we are seeing is the usual ebb and flow of a long war.
Day 8 Preview: Djokovic, Demon Clash Down Under – ATP Tour
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Twitterrific’s Craig Hockenberry calls Twitter’s decision to ax the API for third-party apps with no advance notice a “shit show” leaving customers in the lurch (Craig Hockenberry/furbo.org)
Craig Hockenberry / furbo.org:
Twitterrific’s Craig Hockenberry calls Twitter’s decision to ax the API for third-party apps with no advance notice a “shit show” leaving customers in the lurch — Well, it happened. &m…
Russell Hill seen ‘grumpy’ at Victorian campsite days before he and Carol Clay allegedly murdered, court told
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Why CPEC Went Wrong for Both Pakistan and China
Signed in 2015, many among the Pakistani intelligentsia had perceived that the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) was a watershed moment for their country. The prevailing thought was that CPEC would herald an enormous and positive economic shift for Pakistan. It was even pegged at one point as China’s own “Marshall Plan” for Pakistan and, via […]
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Why CPEC Went Wrong for Both Pakistan and China
Why did CPEC ‘fail’ to deliver on Pakistan’s economic hopes? Was CPEC truly a “Marshall Plan?”
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