FCC votes to help poor people buy broadband and protect privacy online
百度 渡秦溪穿过桃花洞，便进入秦谷。3-2 votes anger Republicans after last-minute compromise is dropped.
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欧美六大顶级美女女优 比日本女优胸大活好盘靓
Azure picks up its own AWS Lambda equivalent
And Microsoft is still trying to position Office as a development platform.
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Maryland hospital group hit by ransomware launched from within [Updated]
Samsam malware injected into network from exploited web app server at MedStar.
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Intel’s new Broadwell Xeon server CPUs offer up to 22 cores per socket
$4,115 top-end chip is joined by 26 other server CPUs for all kinds of use cases.
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Europe’s top tech news, March 2016
The latest tech news, startups, business deals, and policy changes in Europe.
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Liveblog: Dev tools, Xamarin, and Azure at Build 2016
Ars is on the scene to bring you the latest from Build.
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Amazon expands Dash with Red Bull, Trojan, Starbucks, and more
Get condoms, energy drinks, and granola bars with the touch of a button.
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Painful Comcast cancellation phone calls targeted by California legislation
Bill requiring online cancellation a response to infamous Comcast call.
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Weakness in iOS enterprise hooks could let bad apps sneak in
Mobile device management API could be hijacked to install malicious apps.
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UWPs on Xbox: Microsoft wants apps, not games
Game development will still be restricted to certain developers.
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Microsoft’s new AI tools help developers build smart apps and bots
One app for phones and smart glasses helps blind people navigate the world.
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Cloudflare: 94 percent of the Tor traffic we see is “per se malicious”
Legitimate users suffer as Tor becomes favored tool of spammers and fraudsters.
Joe Mullin
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Developers excited about HoloLens, say it needs a whole new way of thinking
The Development Edition starts shipping today.
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Vodafone mobile customer complaints spike due to range of blunders
EE and Plusnet, meanwhile, are most moaned about broadband providers.
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Using Adblock Plus to block ads is legal, rules German court—for the fifth time
Adblock's whitelisting scheme for advertisements also acceptable, Munich court says.
Glyn Moody
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New ransomware installs in boot record, encrypts hard disk [Updated]
Petya performs fake CHKDSK, and instead encrypts the master file table on disk.
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Ubuntu’s bash and Linux command line coming to Windows 10
Rising from the ashes of Project Astoria.
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Windows 10: /bin/bash-supporting “Anniversary Update” coming this summer
Update will also enable UWP apps on Xbox One, and any Xbox to be a dev kit.
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Liveblog: Windows 10, HoloLens, Linux, and more at Build 2016
Ars is on the scene at Microsoft's biggest developer conference of the year.
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Microsoft accidentally revives Nazi AI chatbot Tay, then kills it again
A week after Tay's first disaster, the bot briefly came back to life today.
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IBM’s brain-inspired chip finds a home at Livermore National Lab
A cluster of True North processors will mimic 16 million neurons.
John Timmer
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Spotify raises $1 billion war chest for battle against Apple Music
More debt for money-losing music streaming service as it edges towards an IPO.
Kelly Fiveash
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To SQL or NoSQL? That’s the database question
But as technological lines blur, there's not always a clear-cut answer.
Lisa Vaas
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Foxconn agrees to acquire controlling interest in Sharp for $3.5 billion
Sharp still has billions in liabilities, so Foxconn took time to do due diligence.
Cyrus Farivar
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Two more healthcare networks caught up in outbreak of hospital ransomware
New server-targeting malware hitting healthcare targets with unpatched websites.
Sean Gallagher
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AT&T boosts data caps for home Internet and steps up enforcement
Overage fees will be $10 to $100 a month—or pay $30 extra for unlimited data.
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Netflix should be investigated for throttling itself, FCC Republican says
Michael O'Rielly: The FCC, FTC, and Congress should all investigate.
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Google Fiber makes phone service official, starts at $10 a month
A "cloud based" phone number brings Google Voice features to landlines.
Ron Amadeo
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Tom Wheeler: Bill banning “rate regulation” would kill net neutrality
"No rate regulation bill" could disrupt bans on blocking and throttling.
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Racist troll says he sent white supremacist flyers to public printers at colleges
"Weev" sent print job to every visible printer in North America
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What to expect from Microsoft Build this week
Windows 10, Universal Windows Apps, and Xamarin are all sure to feature heavily.
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Cable group: Net neutrality rules for Netflix! (But not for us)
Netflix shouldn't be allowed to throttle itself, small cable companies tell FCC.
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Zero-rating by major ISPs “threatens open Internet,” advocates tell FCC
FCC urged to stop data cap exemptions at Comcast, AT&T, Verizon, and T-Mobile.
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Dell to sell Perot Systems unit to NTT Data at loss of $800 million
Dell sheds IT services arm for $3.06 billion as it prepares to buy EMC.
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Tay, the neo-Nazi millennial chatbot, gets autopsied
Microsoft apologizes for her behavior and talks about what went wrong.
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