An Anonymous Coward writes:https://venturebeat.com/2021/11/01/world-of-warcraft-director-ion-hazzikostas-talks-the-games-future-and-current-soul-searching/
upstart writes:Machine learning identifies new brain network signature of major depression: Novel signature could improve understanding of depression and its subtypes, and how to treat them:
driverless writes:Canon have just unveiled their entry for the Worst Idea in Tech competition for 2021, an AI-camera that watches you 24/7 and streams anything it thinks is interesting.Canon Unveils its First Smart Camera set to Transform how Families Photograph:
Update: 2021-11-01 13:25:28 UTC; added F@H history; elaborated on contest.--Bytrammartyb writes:Welcome to November! Here's a quick update on the site.Holiday
Snotnose writes:You'll never guess what the most back-ordered item in the Apple catalog is. Go on, guess. I promise you'll be wrong, because it's the inane thing you can think of.Apple's Most Back-Ordered New Product Is Not What You Expect:
canopic jug writes:Back in 1998, Paul Strassmann, a former CIO of Xerox, NASA, and the US Department of Defense, wrote in Computerworld about how Microsoft's overly complex, defective, and vulnerable systems which were already a threat to national security even back then. The intervening time has shown Strassmann to have been more than correct as the problems he identified with Microsoft and its products worsen monatonically. Mitchel Lewis writes a guest post at Techrights about the current situation and how Microsoft remains a security threat against national security and systematic reliability of our computer-based society today: