Popcorn Time caused quite a stir a few months ago; it was called “Pirate Netflix” and for a good reason. It was of course shut down, but not before its source code was out in the open. And since this is the internet, a dozen forks have appeared since then. One of them now promises to keep you a bit safer from prying eyes.
Google is a powerhouse that moves the Internet, and its Data Centres are definitely a sight to behold; and Forbes has posted a pictorial about them.
In just two days, E3 2014 is opening its curtains to the general public. Coming Monday, loads of news, reveals and interesting stuff will start leaking out, especially from the Big Three video gaming publishers; Microsoft, Sony and Nintendo.
It’s a classic weekend, aka thin on the news; so I found a rather interesting article on Cult of Mac about Virtual Reality – and how it’s not going to be better than sliced bread for all people.
Linus Torvalds is one of the most influential persons in the world of technology; his brain child, Linux, runs practically everything, from your smart phone, servers, even the controls for CERN.
Sharknado came out last year and it was an instance sensation. So you know there had to be a sequel.
