Microsoft’s Solitaire game is turning 30 years old today. Microsoft is celebrating the occasion with a world record attempt of the most games of Microsoft Solitaire completed in one day. From a report: 35 million people still play Solitaire monthly, according to Microsoft, with more than 100 million hands played daily around the world. Microsoft…

Take a trip down memory lane back to when every byte mattered Build 2020 Microsoft delighted retro fans by closing its Build conference with an open-sourcing of 1983’s GW-BASIC.… …read more Source:: TheRegister

It’s not grass growing along the Antarctic Peninsula. The culprits are a lot smaller. …read more Source:: CNet

In the surreal world of a pandemic lockdown, we are surrounded by news stories that defy satire. The idea that 5G cellular networks are to blame for the COVID-19 outbreak and a myriad other ills has the more paranoid corners of social media abuzz with concerned citizens leaping upon random pieces of street furniture as…

Well that was unexpected. …read more Source:: CNet

The Mathway user data has been previously on sale on the dark web, hacker forums, and Telegram channels for the past two weeks. …read more Source:: ZDNet

In recent months, Audible, the audiobook service owned by Amazon.com, has been meeting with talent agencies and producers to discuss acquiring potential new podcast projects — or, in the terminology that Audible prefers, “Audible Originals.” From a report: Audible is offering anywhere from a few hundred thousand dollars to a few million dollars per show,…

It turns out, there’s something to be said about more comfortable office furniture. …read more Source:: ZDNet

Cloud-based API service stores and manages sensitive consumer data with a zero-trust, database-as-a service approach. …read more Source:: DarkReading

We will need a comprehensive strategy to reduce the sort of interactions that can lead to more infections. The Atlantic: COVID-19 has mounted a sustained attack on public life, especially indoor life. Many of the largest super-spreader events took place inside — at a church in South Korea, an auditorium in France, a conference in…