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  • Lynn Conway IBM finally apologized for 1968 firing of noted transgender scientist Andrea James
  • floatovoltaics Floatovoltaics are a cool way to super-charge your solar panels with water Thom Dunn
  • ibm IBM to exit facial recognition business, opposes use of AI technology for mass surveillance Xeni Jardin
  • ibm Watch the Cookie Monster's first appearance, in a 1967 IBM training film David Pescovitz
  • usps suborned Warshipping: attack a target network by shipping a cellular-enabled wifi cracker to a company's mail-room Cory Doctorow
  • the weather channel LAWSUIT: Los Angeles accuses Weather Channel app of secretly mining user data Xeni Jardin
  • i see you Surveillance libraries in common smartphone apps have amassed dossiers on the minute-to-minute movements of 200 million+ Americans Cory Doctorow
  • ibm The man who created Ctrl+Alt+Del David Pescovitz
  • the big blue line IBM developed NYPD surveillance tools that let cops pick targets based on skin color Cory Doctorow
  • apparel Vintage IBM lab coveralls on eBay Rob Beschizza
  • tightened security IBM bans USB, SD cards, flash drives and all other portable devices from every office, worldwide Carla Sinclair
  • false choices IBM Security survey finds users value "security" over "convenience" Cory Doctorow
  • typeface Interesting look at how IBM designed its new bespoke typeface Andrea James
  • cancer isn't Jeopardy Watson for Oncology isn't an AI that fights cancer, it's an unproven mechanical turk that represents the guesses of a small group of doctors Cory Doctorow
  • stupid patents The US Patent Office just (in 2017!) awarded IBM a patent over out-of-office email Cory Doctorow
  • ibm U.S. charges ex-IBM software developer from China with espionage over stolen code Xeni Jardin
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