10-30-2015, 09:19 PM
The researchers identified four main factors behind the rise in segregation in Europe’s cities: globalisation; economic restructuring; the withdrawal of the state; and the investment (or lack of) in social housing.
Which is the world's most segregated city? | Cities | The Guardian
Cable rates are up 56% since Congress deregulated the industry in 1996, according to Consumers Union. Over that same time period, inflation is up 21%.
Robert Reich: Why your cable bill is so high - Yahoo Finance
Former employees say that the reprisal Kaspersky was pushing for was to trick AVG's antivirus software into producing false positives — that is, misclassifying clean computer files as infected. As previously reported by Reuters, the plan involved creating fake virus samples and malware identifications to fool competitors into disabling or deleting important files, thereby creating problems for their customers.
Researchers say they could build a prototype of a molten salt reactor, a safer, cleaner nuclear power option, in 10 years.
Bringing Molten Salt Nuclear Reactors to Reality | MIT Technology Review
BITTORRENT has announced its arrival into the enterprise market with an aggressive disruption in the form of BitTorrent Sync 2.0. The peer-to-peer file sharing service uses the bittorrent protocol to create synced folders across machines, teams and even continents. But unlike cloud services, there is no centralised server, meaning that the data does not pass through any third parties between encryption and decryption.