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On this day in 2014 video made an unpopular and courageous decision to remove Flappy Bird from online app stores. We remain in awe of this act of over profit.

Here’s the real reason Flappy Bird was removed In an exclusive interview with Forbes, Flappy Bird developer D**g Nguyen has revealed the real reason he removed the extremely popular app from the App Store and the Google Play Store. According to…

Le aboie, mais mord aussi: amende record de 50M€ contre infligée par le

La CNIL inflige une amende record de 50 M€ à Google sur la RGPD La CNIL a prononcé une sanction de 50 M€ à l'encontre de la société Google en application du RGPD pour manque de transparence, information insatisfaisante

In a new survey of 301 professionals, 43% tagged as the biggest obstacle to and adoption. SaaS : if you don't address , you're just leaving money on the table!

Security Concerns are Preventing Cloud and SaaS Adoption According to Latest Ping Identity Survey Three-Quarters of IT and Security Professionals Say at Least a Portion of Their IT Infrastructure is Hybrid; Only One-Fifth Say Majority is Hosted in the Public Cloud

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Today we celebrate the 94 years ago of Douglas Engelbart, to whom the world of owes so much.

Douglas Engelbart - Wikipedia Douglas Carl Engelbart (January 30, 1925 – July 2, 2013) was an American engineer and inventor, and an early computer and Internet pioneer. He is best known for his work on founding the field of human–computer interaction, particularly while at his Augmentation Research Center Lab in SRI Intern...

In we fear : they can lead to divided efforts, fragmented codebases & communities, etc. Here is a heartfelt and eloquent case for the opposite view: the "threat" of forks keeps everyone consensus-oriented.

Governance without rules: How the potential for forking helps projects Although forking is undesirable, the potential for forking provides a discipline that drives people to find a way forward that works for everyone.

According to , 83% of Web traffic now comes from calls. This article is a good intro to the implications of this new API-heavy landscape.

Fighting Fire with Fire: API Automation Risks A look at API attack trends such as the current (and failing) architectural designs for addressing security of these API transactions.

We don't think about years: we like results. & we don't care for traditions (we prefer best practices). But we care about you and wish you a 2019 full of excellent adventures.

Opt-in data streams (think "Mylocation" or scrobbing) can be like : they seem cool at the time, but they'll be with you the rest of your life.

Your Old Tweets Give Away More Location Data Than You Think Researchers built a tool that can predict where you live and work, as well as other sensitive information, just by using geotagged tweets.

Please weigh in, pals: does the "51% attack" mean inevitable consolidation of smaller ? And the end of their use in or local-currency applications? Or could bigger be used to protect smaller ones?

Why the Ethereum Classic hack is a bad omen for the blockchain The 51 percent attack is real, and it’s easier than ever

Everything wrong with , from someone who doesn't hate it.

6/25 What's Wrong with OAuth2? | Identiverse 2018 Presenter: Justin Richer, Internet Security Consultant at Bespoke Engineering. OAuth2 is a wildly successful delegation and authorization protocol, used all ...

We love taxonomies. So we're getting downright misty-eyed over this taxonomy. H/T

The four archetypes of developer champion programmes - DevRel.net The enthusiasm in your community is fantastic, but what’s the most effective way to champion it so it benefits both your business and your members?