Missouri governor rebuffed: Journalist won’t be prosecuted for viewing HTML
Missouri governor's claim that viewing HTML is "hacking" fails to sway prosecutor. Enlarge / Gov. Mike Parson at a press conference on May 29, 2019, in Jefferson City, Missouri. (credit: Getty Images | Jacob Moscovitch ) A Col.....»»
Alienware Cyber Monday deals: Gaming laptops, PCs, monitors
Alienware Cyber Monday deals are here, and there are so many Alienware Cyber Monday offers we thought we'd round them all up for easier viewing. Check them out......»»
IoT security strategy from enterprises using connected devices
Freeman Health System has around 8,000 connected medical devices in its 30 facilities in Missouri, Oklahoma, and Kansas. Many of these devices have the potential to turn deadly at any moment. "That’s the doomsday scenario that everyone is afraid.....»»
iCloud for Windows users see corrupted iPhone videos with mystery images
Users of iCloud for Windows are having problems viewing videos and images, with corrupt footage and images that may belong to other accounts appearing on their PCs.iCloudThe iCloud for Windows tool makes it easy for Windows users to synchronize their.....»»
St. Louis Mercedes dealership ordered to pay $1.8M in workplace discrimination suit
Two women were awarded $1.8 million Friday after claiming they faced discrimination while working at Mercedes-Benz of St. Louis in Missouri......»»
Where humans live, microplastics end up in rivers, new research finds
A paper published in Environmental Pollution, authored by Saint Louis University (SLU) scientists, shows that human proximity is the best indicator of microplastics being found in the Meramec River in Missouri......»»
St. Louis Apple Store files to vote for unionization following Oklahoma and Maryland
The latest group of Apple Store employees looking to unionize are in St. Louis, Missouri. The group has partnered with the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers (IAM) which has filed a petition with the National Labor Relatio.....»»
St. Louis Mercedes-Benz dealership ordered to pay $1.8 million in workplace discrimination suit
Two women were awarded $1.8 million Friday after claiming they faced discrimination while working at Mercedes-Benz of St. Louis in Missouri......»»
Tattoos found on ancient Egyptian women appear to ask for protection during childbirth
A pair of researchers, one with the University of Missouri at Saint Louis, the other at Johns Hopkins University, has found evidence of tattoos on the bodies of women who lived in Egypt thousands of years ago. In their paper published in The Journal.....»»
California climate measure fails after “green” governor opposed it
Prop 30 would've taxed wealthiest residents to build EV infrastructure, wildfire protection. Enlarge (credit: Education Images/Getty) The only statewide climate measure on California’s ballot Tuesday failed, even thoug.....»»
Native Union"s new foldable Mac & iPad stand can fit just about anywhere
Native Union's new Fold Laptop Stand for MacBooks and iPads cuts down on space with a minimalist design that improves air circulation.Fold Laptop StandThe unique, foldable structure of the product elevates MacBooks or iPads at a 15-degree viewing ang.....»»
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Apple settles lawsuit against former employee accused of leaking trade secrets
Apple has settled its lawsuit against Simon Lancaster, a former materials lead who allegedly stole trade secrets and shared them with a journalist.As part of the settlement, Lancaster will pay an undisclosed sum to Apple. He is also barred from discl.....»»
Bird steals a reporter"s AirPod live on air
A television journalist in Chile was reporting live about rising crime in the area, when a bird perched on his shoulder — and stole one of his AirPods.Apparently birds in Chile have comic timing — and are attracted to AirPods. Not a lot of backgr.....»»
Crime blotter: Apple Store thefts in Maryland and Illinois
In the latest Apple Crime Blotter, "iPhone Man" goes to court, a convicted killer had an iPhone in jail, and Apple items are taken in a burglary of a governor candidate's headquarters.Apple Store in Bethesda, MarylandThe latest in an occasional Apple.....»»
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Interest rates may not rise as much as expected, says Bank of England economist
The Deputy Governor of Monetary Policy at the Bank of England, has questioned whether UK interest rates need to rise as much as markets predict......»»
Along the Missouri river banks, one turtle thrived while the other declined
Two activities—harvesting turtles for food and riverside development—in Southern Missouri sharply reduced the number of northern map turtles in one river. When that happened, a longtime competitor moved in, according to 50 years of data......»»
Liquid smoke treatments may enhance a plant"s natural defenses
Richard Ferrieri never thought a simple bottle of liquid smoke would change the trajectory of his team's research. Originally, Ferrieri and a team of researchers at the University of Missouri focused on studying how soil, saturated by the intense smo.....»»
YouTube stops pushing Premium subscription when viewing videos in 4K
It was annoying, but at least it didn't last very long. Sometime in September, YouTube started requiring Premium subscription to play videos in 4K quality. The requirement was not imposed on all users, but it was met with quite a bit of negative feed.....»»
New iPads imminent: iPad Pro shipping delays mount, more third-party cases for iPad 10 leak
A few days ago, Bloomberg journalist Mark Gurman reported that the launch of new iPad models is imminent and that Apple could announce them anytime now. And to back up all the latest rumors, Gurman has now noted that most of the current iPad Pro mod.....»»