“When it comes to supercomputers, the U.S. used to rule the roost. But these days its status is slipping—while China is surging ahead. How bad is the problem? This bad, according to the new Top500 list, which rounds up supercomputer performance around the world every six months:”
You’ll know it if you see it! No spoilers!
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Google+ redesign focuses on Reddit-like communities with shared interests
“Google isn’t done with its attempts at running a social network. On Tuesday, the company gave Google+ a redesign focused on people getting together around shared interests.”
FCC chairman says the feds need more wiretapping powers after Paris attacks
“FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler told Congress yesterday that, following the attacks on Paris, wiretapping laws should be expanded, The Washington Post reports.”
Windows 10 November Update: New Privacy Settings
“Privacy continues to be a big focus for Microsoft as it has continued to address those concerns through proactive education on exactly what information they receive and use to help maintain the operation of Windows 10 and associated apps.”
Gotta work today, but still able to watch our service at CCSJC! Blessed.
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Incoming Storm Looks Like an Alien Threat Ready to Devour Sydney
“This nasty-looking storm (yes, that’s a storm not some hostile extraterrestrial unleashing otherworldly Armageddon) only confirms what we’ve always known: Mother Nature can be truly terrifying.”
You can now highlight posts on your Google+ profile page by pinning them
“Google has released a new feature for its social network, the ability to pin posts on profile pages. If you have ever found yourself in the position of wanting to keep a specific piece of content at the top of your Google+ profile page, then this new functionality is for you.”
YouTube Music launches on iPhone, offers free 14-day trial for premium features
“Google has launched the YouTube Music app for iPhone, allowing users to quickly access music on the service for free. Paid YouTube Red subscribers will be able to access more features on the app. No matter where you start in the app, the music will never stop.”
No, the iPhone 6s’ camera and mic aren’t spying on you
“Whenever a device ships with a feature that involves always-on listening or watching, privacy concerns invariably come up — and the iPhone 6s is no exception.”
