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Study shows gene plays vital role in how tabby cats get their stripes – CNET

Tabby or not tabby, that is the question.

Howard University cancels classes amid ransomware attack – CNET

So far, there’s been “no evidence of personal information being accessed or exfiltrated,” but an investigation is ongoing.

Privacy-focused ProtonMail provided a user’s IP address to authorities

Enlarge / ProtonMail offers end-to-end encryption and a stated focus on privacy for its email service—which offers a user interface quite similar to those of more mainstream services such as…

How companies are increasing subscription conversions, boosting revenue, and more (VB Live)

VB LIVE: Presented by Recurly While subscription models offer tremendous growth opportunity, they inevitably add complexity to your acquisition and retention efforts — but there’s a solve for that. Hear…

Why cyber scare tactics have missed the mark

We need to go beyond innovating with tools and tech and think about innovating with outreach and communications beyond the security field.Read More

Microsoft acquires web-based video editor Clipchamp

Microsoft has acquired Clipchamp, a web-based video editing platform, for an undisclosed amount. The startup had raised around $15M.Read More

Joe Rogan talks COVID-19, use of unproven ivermectin in podcast return – CNET

The anti-parasitic was one of several treatments Rogan took while sick, even though US regulators say there isn’t evidence of effectiveness against COVID-19.

State of Survival passes 100 million downloads 2 years after launch

FunPlus announced today that State of Survival has reached the 100 million downloads mark as it celebrates its 2nd anniversary.Read More

On Google and YouTube, Newsom and Elder aim for two different Californias

A Times analysis of records shows the Newsom and Elder camps are using Google’s vast collection of user data to target their ads to areas they see as key to…

Large language models aren’t always more complex

Research suggests that large language models don’t necessarily perform better than their smaller, better-tuned counterparts.Read More

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