How BioWare’s Anthem Went Wrong: https://kotaku.com/how-biowares-anthem-went-wrong-1833731964

Former Mozilla Cto Was Detained At Us Border And Told

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Former Mozilla CTO was detained at US border and told he had no right to a lawyer / Boing Boing: https://boingboing.net/2019/04/03/former-mozilla-cto-was-detaine.html

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Youtube Reportedly Discouraged Employees From Reporting Fake Toxic Videos

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YouTube reportedly discouraged employees from reporting fake, toxic videos: https://www.theverge.com/2019/4/2/18292530/youtube-toxic-conspiracy-video-employees-internal-report

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Conservative Politicians Fill Up Their Gas Guzzlers Macleansca

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Conservative politicians fill up their gas-guzzlers - http://Macleans.ca: https://www.macleans.ca/news/conservative-mpps-fill-up-their-massive-gas-guzzling-tanks-in-protest-of-the-carbon-tax/?utm_medium=organic&utm_source=Facebook#Echobox=1554150936

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Doug Ford Stands By Taxpayer Funded Ad Blitz Railing Against Federal

Robert Benzie writing for The Star “They’re going to be using … Ontario’s tax dollars to help the federal Conservatives in their election. Taxpayers in Ontario are going to be … doing political advertising on behalf of the Andrew Scheer Conservatives,” said Horwath. What a scam.

Doug Ford stands by taxpayer-funded ad blitz railing against federal carbon-pricing | The Star: https://www.thestar.com/politics/provincial/2019/04/01/doug-ford-stands-by-taxpayer-funded-ad-blitz.html

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Mike Gomez On Twitter 10 Kills In 30 Seconds One

10 kills in 30 seconds. One my best plays ever! I love this game! @TheTrueVanguard #PS4share #Destiny2 pic.twitter.com/jI4sa69iKJ — Mike (@dusterbuster92) March 30, 2019

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Two Thirds Of Android Antivirus Apps Dont Work Properly

Jon Fingas writing for Engadget In some cases, the failure is a simple one: they’re not really scanning app code. AV-Comparatives found that are just using app whitelists or blacklists, and sometimes very broad ones at that. They may allow all apps whose package files start with “com.instagram,” but it would be trivial to create rogue apps that used a variant on that name.

Why 39amp39 Is Going To Be A Big Deal For

Brendan Hesse writing for Lifehacker While AMP emails would technically prevent users from accidentally clicking phishing links or downloading malicious attachments, some argue that having code running within an email message (not to mention ads and potential data-collection) is far riskier since ad blockers, pop-up blockers, and anti-virus software would usually be able to intercept sketchy links and files otherwise. I don’t see any upside for the user in this whatsoever.

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Apple Cancels Airpower Wireless Charger

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Two thirds of Android antivirus apps don’t work properly: https://www.engadget.com/2019/03/17/most-android-antivirus-apps-dont-work/

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Why 'AMP' Is Going to Be a Big Deal for You and Your Emails: https://lifehacker.com/why-amp-is-going-to-be-a-big-deal-for-you-and-your-emai-1833643910

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Pay Less To Connect: https://paylesstoconnect.ca/

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Apple cancels AirPower wireless charger: https://apple.news/AmASoTp99SV2cJSS05OR_dg

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Sting Operation The Nra Explains To White Nationalist Australian Political

Cory Doctorow writing for Boing Boing NRA PR team members Lars Dalseide and Catherine Mortensen gave the One Nation official extensive advice on managing crisis communications following mass shootings, advising them to “say nothing,” and to plant stories that smear gun-control advocates by “shaming” them with statements like “how dare you use their deaths to push that forward. How dare you stand on the graves of those children to put forward your political agenda?”

Conservative Party To Mass Text Voters In 4 Provinces Ctv News

Sonja Puzic writing for CTV News In addition to pulling phone numbers from its own databases, the party will use software that auto-generates numbers with specific area codes in order to blast out the text messages. How is this not text message spam? Isn’t this the kind of thing Canadians have been asking the CRTC to do something to stop?