Mitigating the risks of human error in digital defenses Webinar  It’s a startling truth but 45 percent of workers in the US believe using public Wi-Fi is safe.……

While it’s not normal Hackaday fare, we’ve covered the Dungeons & Dragons licensing kerfuffle, partially because we’re all nerds at heart, and also because it’s worrying that an Open Source …read more
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Plus: Google builds text-to-music model but won’t release it, and more
In brief Joshua Browder, CEO of DoNotPay, made headlines for claiming an AI chatbot was due to defend a man in an upcoming court hearing, but has pulled out of the stunt.……

Microsoft has given some detail on the causes of the recent cloud outage that affected customers using its services….

Guy’s and St Thomas’ in London spent two months getting back on its feet after heatwave fried datacenter
Last summer’s datacenter outage at one of the UK’s largest hospitals took two months to completely rectify because of the complexity associated wit……

Don’t throw the open source baby out with the bathwater
Opinion The European Union has a commendable love for the safety of its citizens. Armed with the keys to a market of 300 million of the world’s richest consumers, the EU has merely to scent danger……

The RCA CR-88 was a radio receiver made to work in top-secret government eavesdropping stations. As you might expect, these radios are top-of-the-line, performance-wise, at least when they are working …read more
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If you’re willing to make a few compromises, the Ring video doorbell will only set you back $35 in Amazon’s sale….

What happens when Stack Overflow’s senior research analyst delves more deeply into results from their annual Developer Survey?

Rust, Elixir, Clojure, Typescript, and Julia are at the top of the list of Most Loved Programming Languages. However, in loo……

Thankfully a veep with a sense of humor pulled the rug out
Who, Me? Welcome once again dear readers to Who, Me? in which we recount the heroic (and sometimes less so) antics of Regizens in the workplace.…
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