Large packs of drones with six-foot wingspans are flying search patterns every evening over inhabited areas. No one knows who owns them. Nothing to worry about, I'm sure.
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Smart TVs are having a rotten couple of weeks, and it proves why you should buy a separate media streaming device https://t.co/oI7Q7GVjkN via @businessinsider
Good analysis here. What happened was, it got really expensive: "Cord-cutting and streaming were supposed to be the dream. What really happened?" https://t.co/MGlwNGADxE
Is there appetite at @BostonGlobe for a Worcester play? Dan Kennedy speculates. That would be a big change from a paper with paltry interest in the Woo for generations https://t.co/75VulI1s01 via @wordpressdotcom
Some body tell my IT people: Microsoft says mandatory password changing is “ancient and obsolete,” actually leads to weaker passwords and security https://t.co/p206yDdckg
James Burke had only one chance to nail this scene. A clip from the 1978 BBC television show Connections, season 1, episode 8, “Eat, Drink, and Be Merry” which could be considered the best timed shot in television history https://t.co/lI8g0g1uji
Convenience may be he only reason to hang on: Nearly 3M pay-TV subscribers cut the cord In 2018, double 2017 total https://t.co/kazlduxskX via @deadline
It does everything but tell the truth: This artificial intelligence software can write a fake news story from just a handful of words https://t.co/wLJDMe3lU8 via @technology
Looks like the best paert of self-driving cars will be the TV: Warner Bros. And Intel Showcase The Future Of Entertainment In Self-Driving Cars https://t.co/1TqnQcwSQe via @deadline