A close reading of a 2006 Julian Assange essay, useful for understanding the motivations behind Wikileaks. (via Ethan Zuckerman)
Julian Assange and the Computer Conspiracy; "To destroy this invisible government"
Google tricks ChatGPT into exposing itself
A new paper shares research from Google DeepMind, the University of Washington, Cornell, Carnegie Mellon University, the University of California Berkeley, and ETH Zurich demonstrating that OpenAI's ChatGPT does memorize… READ THE REST
A conference organizer lists imaginary women speakers to increase the appearance of diversity at his events
404Media tells the tale of Eduards Sizovs, the founder of a tech conference who also created several fictional women to help increase the appearance of diversity at said conference. Sizovs… READ THE REST
Can you handle the Winix 0.6-Gallon Top-Fill Ultrasonic Humidifier with Night Light?
In the world of high-stakes international smuggling, nothing was off-limits. Not even a seemingly benign household appliance. Chapter 1: The Unusual ProductAgent Sarah Thompson of the International Trade Commission was… READ THE REST
Windows and Mac users swear by these 2019 Microsoft Apps, and they're all yours for just $30!
TL:DR; Efficiency is key if you want to up your professional game, and with the many apps Microsoft has to offer, you're bound to finally earn that raise you've been hoping… READ THE REST
Streamline your appointments with a Calendbook subscription, now just $49.99
TL;DR: Manage your available time more efficiently with a Calendbook appointment scheduling lifetime subscription, now only $49.99 with this limited time offer. Trying to coordinate a busy work calendar is an absolute… READ THE REST
Cyber Monday sales aren't done yet! Get an Apple TV with a Siri Remote for under $70
TL;DR: Cyber Monday continues for us! You can now get an Apple TV HD 4th Gen, along with a refurbished Siri Remote, for just $69.97. It's the perfect way to upgrade… READ THE REST
