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The verdict of the right to privacy was the recognition of the Constitution as a basis: DY…
Supreme Court Justice DY Chandrachud said on Saturday that his 2017 ruling, naming the right to privacy as an essential part of the "right to life" under Article 21, was a recognition of the Constitution as the foundation on which future…
The royal family continue to ignore Lilibet, Meghan and Harry’s daughter
Weird Royal Fact of the Week: The Queen is on LinkedIn. Well, to be fair, The Royal Household is on the social networking platform, but it's nice to see that even 1209-year-old institutions can embrace modernity at times. (Like when…
The body of a woman from Sault was found under a dock
She had started working in January at Sault Ste. Depot of Maison Marie
The body of Shirley Hatley, 65, of Sault Ste Marie, was discovered under a canal pier early Sunday by a father and son who were fishing, according to…
The battle for the ocean floor – OZY
Modern science has made space travel more accessible than ever before, so billionaires feel safe in the air. But look in the opposite direction, and you will find a giant knowledge void. Only 20% of the Earth's ocean floor has been…
startups and their VCs are betting we’ll be surfing the web more together – TechCrunch
Last year, during the pandemic, a free browser extension called Netflix Party gained traction as it allowed people trapped in their homes to connect with distant friends and family while simultaneously watching the same TV shows and…
Five worthy reads: Password hygiene – The first step towards improved security
Five worthy reads is a regular column on five noteworthy items we've discovered while researching trending and timeless topics. This week let's go back to security basics with password hygiene — the simplest, and yet often…
Winding roads, here we are!
Most of us would think that Google Maps works perfectly well. Of course, sometimes there is a problem here or there, especially in areas where service is spotty or when the navigation takes you straight through heavy traffic just…
Big Tech is committed to better combating violence against women on the Internet. History suggests…
Seven years after GamerGate, Facebook, Google, Twitter and TikTok collectively pledged to end what an open letter called a "pandemic of online abuse against women and girls." The pledge follows the publication of the letter by the World…
Sotheby’s has sold the NFT version of the World Wide Web source code
Sir Tim Berners-Lee, inventor of the World Wide Web. Sotheby's
Sotheby's auctioned off an NFT version of the World Wide Web's source code on Wednesday, once again illustrating that non-fungible tokens are becoming a mainstay of!-->…
Coding error spotted in source code for World Wide Web NFT sold for $ 5.4 million
It's not a 404 error, but it's right there with a classic error. A coding error was detected in a video showing the original source code for the World Wide Web used to advertise the $ 5.4million (£ 3.9million) auction. Tim…