Thanks. Reuters recently announced that they would paywall content, at least in the US.

Paywalled

So, reading between the lines, he didn’t leave Bild on good terms and Springer is trying to torpedo his new job.

Glad I don’t own any D-Link products

A new strategy for discovering what our governments are up to: Propose a wind farm and see if it gets shot down for secret reasons.

By population. Isn’t the US portion of global GDP around 15%?

Too little, too late. The election is next week

RTO is causing trouble everywhere. Good

The upcoming Dragon Age: The Veilguard will somewhat surprisingly not use Denuvo at all

There’s the tell. Publishers might start listening to their customers, who generate income, rather than their vendors’ sales personnel, who create expenses. He’s panicked over a potential existential crisis.

If I read a forum where people are known to object to what I do, there’s a fair chance I’ll get my feelings hurt. That’s on me.

Given how much data they hold on a significant number of people, that’s mildly terrifying.

23andMe are going out of business?

Ya think?

Who knew Sweden has gangs? Or that only 14k people are involved in them?

Violence can’t be condoned as a solution to disputes. But who can’t understand the motivation to strike out at Israeli interests in the current environment?

Ubisoft has problems. Ghoulish activist investor looking to destroy the company for a quick buck is not helping.

Not defending pedophiles, but there was a time when 13 was considered adult. It’s still legal for teenagers to marry in most countries.

Anything can be taken out of context.

It really kind of does. If the author is so ashamed of the work that they won’t sign it, that speaks volumes.

An anonymous hit job that reads like it was written by Ehmke. We should give this any credence because…?

Wasn’t the Times caught letting a Mossad agent “report” on the war?

Found the Aussie