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So how can you ensure you have the right training for your IT staff? Download this eBook today to get the data you need to make informed decisions for your company. [Learn More!]( [US-Born NASA Scientist Detained At The Border Until He Unlocked His Phone]( From the yearning-to-breathe-free department Sidd Bikkannavar works at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory. After racing solar-powered cars in Chile, he had trouble returning to America. mspohr quote The Verge: Bikkannavar says he was detained by U.S. Customs and Border Patrol and pressured to... [Ask Slashdot: What Are Some Things That Every Hacker Once Knew?]( From the and-ESR-still-does department Open source guru Eric Raymond turns 60 this year, prompting this question from an anonymous reader: Eric Raymond's newest writing project is "Things Every Hacker Once Knew," inspired by the day he learned that not every programmer today's knows... [Nobody Is Moving, Especially Millennials]( From the how-we-live department For a fun new entry into millennials are lazy, consider this: According to new data tracked down by Richard Fry for Pew Research, just 20 percent of 25- to 35-year-olds (Old Millennials, if you will) reported having lived at a different address... [188,000 Evacuated As California's Massive Oroville Dam Threatens Catastrophic Floods]( From the high-ground department Mr D from 63 quotes a report from The Washington Post: About 188,000 residents near Oroville, Calif., were ordered to evacuate Sunday after a hole in an emergency spillway in the Oroville Dam threatened to flood the surrounding area. Thousands... [Elon Musk: Humans Need To Merge With Machines Else They Will Become Irrelevant in AI Age]( From the shape-of-things-to-come department Billionaire Elon Musk is known for his futuristic ideas. So it didn't come as a surprise when on Monday at the World Government Summit in Dubai, he predicted that over time we will see a "closer merger of biological intelligence and digital... [Encrypted Email Is Still a Pain in 2017]( From the encrypted-emails department Bristol-based software developer James Stanley, who used to work at Netcraft, shares how encrypted emails, something which was first introduced over 25 years ago, is still difficult to setup and use for even reasonably tech savvy people. He says... [Researchers Working on Liquid Battery That Could Last For Over 10 Years]( From the breakthrough? department Jon Fingas, writing for Engadget: If Harvard researchers have their way, you may not have to worry about replacing power backs quite so often. They've developed a flow battery (that is, a battery that stores energy in liquid solutions) which... 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An anonymous reader quotes their report: The winner for the most popular desktop distribution? Slackware...!... [Getting All Your News From Facebook Is Like Eating Only Potato Chips, Flipboard CEO Says]( From the analogies department In a wide-ranging interview, Mike McCue, CEO of news curator app Flipboard, talked about how -- and from where -- people get their news nowadays and how it shapes their worldview. From a report: McCue said getting all your news from either... [Face Recognition + Mandatory Police Body Cameras = Mass Surveillance?]( From the I'll-be-seeing-you department Facial recognition software is already in use, and it has privacy advocates worried. An anonymous reader quotes the Bay Area Newsgroup. Southern California-based FaceFirst sells its facial recognition technology to retail stores, which use it to... [Ending Emails With Certain Variation Of Thank You Vastly Improves Response Rate, Study Finds]( From the email-psychology department An anonymous reader shares an Inc article: The folks at Boomerang, a plug-in for scheduling emails, did a little study to see how the language people use to close their emails has any effect on the response rate. "We looked at closings in over... [Chrome's Sandbox Feature Infringes On Three Patents So Google Must Now Pay $20 Million]( From the pay-the-piper department An anonymous reader writes: After five years of litigation at various levels of the U.S. legal system, today, following the conclusion of a jury trial, Google was ordered to pay $20 million to two developers after a jury ruled that Google had... 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