«Sur le web, Issou a la notoriété d’une grande capitale. « Quand je dis que j’habite à Issou, les gens ne me croient pas », se plaint Sarah, lycéenne, qui remonte la rue de la gare en direction du château.
Dans la vidéo de 2007, vue plus d’un million de fois, El Risitas semble prononcer « Issou » en voulant dire « Jésus »… ce qui a rendu célèbre la commune sur les internets».
Source : Issou, petite ville harcelée qui voudrait que le forum 18-25 de JeuxVideo.com l’oublie
«What concerns me is not just the violence being done to children here, although that concerns me deeply. What concerns me is that this is just one aspect of a kind of infrastructural violence being done to all of us, all of the time, and we’re still struggling to find a way to even talk about it, to describe its mechanisms and its actions and its effects. As I said at the beginning of this essay: this is being done by people and by things and by a combination of things and people. Responsibility for its out»
Source : Something is wrong on the internet – James Bridle – Medium
«Uber is building software to manage networks in the sky of flying taxis and working with manufacturers including Aurora Flight Sciences, which was acquired by Boeing last month».
Source : Uber in deal with NASA to build flying taxi air control software
«Be honest and good to others and your Reputation Score will reflect this Our algorithms will calculate your Reputation Score based on the strength of your profile, your circle of friends, and what people you’ve interacted with say about you»
Source : Credo
«The device could net you about $300 a month. That number, of course, will also vary based on your local energy consumption rates. The upside to this is that, in addition to stacking crypto coins, each Comino cryptoheater packs enough oomph to keep a 25-30 square meter room comfortably warm, according to the company. Perhaps the least appealing aspect about the Comino cryptoheater is its exorbitant price. The device sells at $5,000 a pop, though you can currently cop one at a discount at $4,500».
Source : Russians have invented a high-tech heater that also mines Ethereum
WTF ! On se demande bien ce qui est le plus troublant dans cette vidéo là… Je journalisme virtuel, la réalité virtuelle, ou la %&$£ réelle !
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JlfOEM6SPfE
Via Dernières Vouvelles (et oui…).
«I don’t need to understand how encryption works to understand how it’s helping – end-to-end encryption – the criminals. »I will engage with the security services to find the best way to combat that» – Amber Rudd (Home Secretary – United Kingdom).
Source : Amber Rudd accuses tech giants of ‘sneering’ at politicians – BBC News
« Working with the community, our goal for the Willow Campus is to create an integrated, mixed-use village that will provide much needed services, housing and transit solutions as well as office space. Part of our vision is to create a neighborhood center that provides long-needed community services. We plan to build 125,000 square feet of new retail space, including a grocery store, pharmacy and additional community-facing retail ».
Source : Investing in Menlo Park and the Community | Facebook Newsroom
Que signifie « assumer pleinement la responsabilité » d’une telle erreur ?
« Plus de 25 terabytes de données sensibles (adresse, orientation politique…) concernant 198 millions de citoyens américains étaient accessibles sur un serveur en ligne non sécurisé. En cause : une société d’analyse de données recrutée par le Parti républicain pendant la campagne présidentielle pour mieux cibler les électeurs potentiels de Donald Trump. […] Deep Root a reconnu son erreur et sécurisé les fichiers : “Nous assumons pleinement la responsabilité de cette situation”. »
Source : Les États-Unis subissent la plus grosse fuite de données d’électeurs de l’histoire
« A secretive division at Facebook’s California headquarters has been experimenting with mind-reading technology for several months, the company revealed.
Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook’s founder, has previously described telepathy as the “ultimate communication technology”, but the social network’s ambitions have been unclear.
At Facebook’s annual developer conference on Wednesday, Regina Dugan, head of the company’s experimental technologies division Building 8, said Facebook was working on “optical neuro-imaging systems” that would allow people to type words directly from their brain at 100 words per minute: five times the speed possible on a smartphone.
“It sounds impossible but it’s closer than you think,” said Ms Dugan, who joined Facebook from Google last year and previously led DARPA, the US government’s advanced defence research division. »
Source : Mark Zuckerberg confirms Facebook is working on mind-reading technology
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