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#1ReasonToBe: Tales of women game developers in emerging regions
The recent Game Developers Conference featured another #1ReasonToBe session about being a woman game dev in emergent gaming regions.Read More
Google Doodle digs into the Turkana Human – CNET
The 1984 discovery of this nearly complete skeleton taught researchers more about Homo erectus.
Invisibly wants to pay you for your data
Invisibly calls for a “data dividend,” which lets users collect points by giving Invisibly access to their web usage.Read More
PledgeLA: Los Angeles tops U.S. funding for startups led by women and people of color
survey results revealed that investments from L.A.-based VCs for Black, Latinx, and women founders outpace the national average.Read More
SolarWinds hackers nailed federal prosecutors’ offices, Department of Justice says – CNET
Email accounts were breached at nearly 30 US Attorneys’ offices, the DOJ says, as it provides new details of an attack revealed last December.
What gaming can teach the movie industry about fan engagement
Gamification will prove to be the lever for the movie industry’s adoption of blockchain, further cementing the bond between film and gaming.Read More
Aqua Security: 97% unaware of crucial cloud native security principles
This finding indicates the difficulty and complexity of understanding key cloud native security risks, along with how to counteract them.Read More
AI vendors must offer more solutions for niche use cases
Generic AI models can’t deliver the kind of accuracy we need for widespread adoption. We need more tailored solutions.Read More
With help from Google, impersonated Brave.com website pushes malware
Enlarge (credit: Getty Images) Scammers have been caught using a clever sleight of hand to impersonate the website for the Brave browser and using it in Google ads to push…
Here’s how police can get your data — even if you aren’t suspected of a crime
Christina Animashaun/Vox And you may never know they did it. If you’ve ever read a privacy policy, you may have noticed a section that says something about how your data…