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Leaked emails show Google was worried military AI work would be revealed
The Intercept has obtained emails sent by high-level Google execs discussing Project Maven–the Defense Department’s controversial project that uses machine learning to speed up the time it takes computers to analyze drone footage to identify people and objects. After...
Amazon wants to help you start your own delivery business
Amazon.com needs help going the final mile. The online retailer says it will offer incentives to get entrepreneurs to set up their own small package-delivery businesses as part of Amazon's latest effort to solve the challenge of getting goods to customer doorsteps....
WP ENGINE ACQUIRES STUDIOPRESS WORDPRESS SOLUTIONS INCLUDING GENESIS FRAMEWORK
AUSTIN, Texas — June 27, 2018 – WP Engine, the WordPress digital experience platform, today announced it has acquired StudioPress, creators of the Genesis Framework (“Genesis”), the world’s most popular theme framework for the millions of WordPress sites that comprise...
WordPress.com parent company acquires Atavist
Automattic, the company behind WordPress.com, WooCommerce, Longreads, Simplenote and a few other things, is acquiring Brooklyn-based startup Atavist. Atavist has been working on a content management system for independent bloggers and writers. With an Atavist website,...
Migrating to Amazon Linux 2
I run all my EC2 workloads on Amazon Linux. It comes with a superb AWS integration, a secure default configuration, regular security updates, and I can open AWS Support tickets if I run into any problems. In late December 2017, AWS announced the successor of Amazon...
Configuring Atlassian Confluence Backups
Confluence automatically backs up your data daily at 2:00am, by performing a full site export. The zipped xml backup file is stored in the backups directory of your Confluence Home directory. The default naming convention for the backup files is 'backup-yyyy_MM_dd'....