X has sent cease-and-desist letters to Nitter, the open source project behind privacy-friendly X frontends, demanding its instances and code repository be taken down over alleged scraping.

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The city of Asbury is “seeking artists to create designs for murals to be painted in public walkways alongside storm drains ...

Tempo Software, a leader in Intelligent Portfolio Orchestration, today announced the launch of Workforce Intelligence, an ...

Who knew that a weather forecast could be so memory-hungry?

Eleven relatives of former Labor powerbroker Eddie Obeid have had their long-running appeal over a multimillion-dollar tax ...

The hunky actor-model promoted the app on his social media. Goose promises to foster connections between gay men that go ...

An accountant’s TPB tax agent registration hangs in the balance after the Federal Court remitted a previous tribunal finding ...

Isolated-vm's ExternalCopy type confusion lets sandboxed code corrupt host memory and potentially reach host RCE; fixes are ...