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Etherpad is a web-based free document editor tool, which allows a group of users to work jointly on a document in real-time. Etherpad authors can edit at the same time, see each other’s edits in real-time, and display authors’ text… Continue Reading →
PHP 8.1 has been officially released and brings numerous innovations, such as enumerations, fibers, and performance improvements. Here’s what’s new. The post PHP 8.1 is Here Studded with Highly Requested Features appeared first on Linux Today. Read the original… Continue Reading →
I finished Get Back, and I kind of hated the way it ended, but it is what it is, it’s not like there were screen writers who chose the wrong ending. The rooftop concert was a Ouija board thing. Something… Continue Reading →
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Blender 3.0 is a massive update that introduces numerous new features and dozens of enhancements to the 3D modeling software. One huge change in this release is the fact that Blender now uses the Vulkan next generation graphics and compute… Continue Reading →
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An anonymous reader quotes a report from Ars Technica: This week, Canadian police announced that car thieves have been using AirTags to track vehicles they want to steal. York Regional Police (which serves an area north of Toronto) revealed that… Continue Reading →
An anonymous reader quotes a report from NPR: New rules approved by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau that took effect on Tuesday dictate how collection agencies can email and text people as well as message them on social media to… Continue Reading →
Enlarge / People line up outside of a free COVID-19 vaccination site that opened today in the Hubbard Place apartment building on December 3, 2021 in Washington, DC. (credit: Getty | Samuel Corum) Amid a raging delta wave and fears… Continue Reading →
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