Originally costing just 437 pounds, the Apple-1 Computer motherboard was in the first batch of computers for Apple’s first client, the Byte Shop. The Apple-1 was the first pre-assembled personal computer to come to market. In 1976, after Steve Wozniak demonstrated his breakthrough design at the Homebrew Computer Club in Palo Alto, he and school friend Steve Jobs obtained an order from Byte Shop for 50 assembled boards. This one is from the first batch of 50 because they received an order from the Byte Shop who put inventory numbers on them with a security pen....

From the press release: Super Mario Run will be compatible with iPhone, iPad and iPod touch running iOS 8.0 and above and will support English, Japanese, German, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, Dutch, Russian and traditional Chinese language options. “The wait is almost over for a Super Mario game that can be played on mobile devices,” said Doug Bowser, Nintendo of America’s Senior Vice President of Sales and Marketing. “Developed under the direction of Mario creator Shigeru Miyamoto,Super Mario Run brings a new take on the series’ beloved action-platforming gameplay to iPhone and iPad for the first time....

The system conceived in Eindhoven is simple and, in principle, cheap to set up. The wireless data comes from a few central ‘light antennas’, for instance, it could be installed on the ceiling of a business or home, which are able to very precisely direct the rays of light supplied by an optical fibre. “Since there are no moving parts, it is maintenance-free and needs no power: the antennas contain a pair of gratings that radiate light rays of different wavelengths at different angles,” reported the Science Daily....

Sweden, which sources almost half its electricity from renewables, was one of the first countries to implement a heavy tax on fossil fuels in 1991. According to statistics, a margin less than one percent of waste from Swedish citizens had been sent to landfill in 2016, along with every year that has passed since 2011. “Swedish people are quite keen on being out in nature and they are aware of what we need do on nature and environmental issues....

A 15-year-old teenage hacker was sentenced to a “family conference” by a judge at the Christies Beach Youth Court in Adelaide, Australia after he targeted Australian Cybercrime Online Reporting Network (ACORN) Portal, Commonwealth Bank of Australia, and his own school servers in February 2016. In Australian law, a family conference is when the court leaves the punishment to the family and a supervising youth police officer, who must agree with the punishment in order to consider the matter closed....

In this article, we have provided the best Terrarium Tv alternatives to download free movies and tv shows Terrarium TV has shut down. It was perhaps the best app for watching free movies and TV shows. This free application was available on all major platforms like Android, Firestick TV, and Roku. Well, if you were a Terrarium tv user and it is no more working in your region, then these Terrarium TV alternatives might help you....

Italy comes in as the second-most bot-populated country after Turkey, with Hungary taking the third position. According to the research from Norton by Symantec, this same pattern is also replicated in the ranking of cities with Italian capital Rome coming third with the highest bot population, followed by the Hungarian cities of Budapest and Szeged in fourth and fifth positions. Since these are markets and cities have lately seen an enormous upsurge in high-speed internet and connected devices, they easily become an eye-catching target for hackers, as these places have lapses in security....

The .se ordeal for The Pirate Bay started in 2013 when anti-piracy prosecutor Fredrik Ingblad filed a motion in the Swedish lower court against Punkt SE (IIS), the organization responsible for Sweden’s top level .SE domain. Ingbland argued that since The Pirate Bay is an illegal site the domains are tools used to infringe copyright and should be suspended. Ingbland also said the domain authority, IIS was also responsible for copyright infringement....

Developed by Moscow-based engineer and programmer, Ali Aliev, this open-source deep fake tool called “Avatarify” uses an algorithm that can superimpose the face of a celebrity over the user’s face in real-time during video call meetings. Aliev built Avatarify using the open-source code from the “First Order Motion Model for Image Animation,” published on the arxiv preprint server earlier this year. In case of First Order Motion model, a face-swapping program can automatically generate facial expressions with an algorithm but with prior training using a data set composed of target images....

The 3D Touch Display interface trick is far more subtle. By sensing pressure applied on the surface of the Apple Watch, the new MacBook trackpad, and the new iPhones, Apple has added a new layer to the touchscreen experience. In short, they have gone deep, allowing us to move past surfaces and into more dynamic menu systems and even UI tactics. As it stands 3D touch is pretty boring right now but imagine 3D touching into an MRI scan or anatomy textbook....

Top 5 best Android and iOS Apps for learning coding on the go#1 Khan Academy Android App; Khan Academy iOS App.#2 Udemy Android App; Udemy iOS App.#3 Encode Android App#4 Codea (iOS App, iPad only) What would happen to a poor student who can’t afford to own a laptop but wants to learn coding? Similarly, if someone has a busy day job, how could he/she learn programming into their busy schedule?...

The 22 year old fugitive who has been at large since violating his probation made a post on his Facebook page inviting friends to join him at batting practice in Boise. The police who had been on lookout for Joey immediately alerted the Caldwell police officers who showed up at the softball field where Joey was practising softball batting and caught him. He is now being held in Canyon County Jail without a bond....

Looks like an Israeli cybersecurity firm is helping FBI to crack the San Bernardino shooter’s iPhone without Apple’s intervention. The Israeli digital forensics firm that’s had a history of working with the FBI has been reportedly working with FBI in the past in matters of hacking. Yedioth Ahronoth reported that Cellebrite, a company that specializes in extracting information from cell phones, was the mysterious “outside party” that came forward and offered to help the FBI gain access to an iPhone used by one of the San Bernardino killers....

The message contained a digital face which was at cross sights of a gun and vaguely resembled Jack Dorsey; this message popped up on Sunday in the reports by BuzzFeed and NBC reports. However Jack Dorsey has not commented about these threats in his Sunday tweets. On Monday a representative of Twitter said “Our security team is investigating the veracity of these threats with relevant law enforcement officials.” Twitter, an online social networking site where people can connect with each other and get updates on the topic of their interest is often at cross hairs with ISIS aka The Islamic State of Iraq and Syria....

“We maintain a secure development lifecycle that includes secure development training to everyone that ships code, security review processes, hardened security libraries and robust testing through internal and external services – all to maximise the security we provide to our users,” Arkadiy Tetelman, software engineer at Twitter, said in a blog post on Friday. One of the important measures that the company takes is by engaging the broader information security community through their bug bounty program, allowing security researchers to dutifully reveal vulnerabilities to the company so that they can reply and address these issues before they are exploited by others....

A Wall Street Journal report claims Huawei builds secret back doors into its mobile network hardware that allows the company to access network data globally through so-called “back doors” used by law enforcement agencies. Starting as early as 2009, Huawei has maintained back door access into some of the networks it builds through 4G equipment, according to U.S. security officials. “We have evidence that Huawei has the capability secretly to access sensitive and personal information in systems it maintains and sells around the world,” National Security Adviser Robert O’Brien told the Wall Street Journal....

Paul Ceglia claims that he owns 50 percent of Facebook in lieu of $1,000 in startup money in exchange for 50 percent of the future company. The federal prosecutors allege that Ceglia had altered an unrelated software development contract signed between him and Zuckerberg in 2003 and forged it in such a way that it was made to appear, Zuckerberg promised him 50 percent share in Facebook. Paul Ceglia, who has jumped bail while awaiting trial for fraud charges, disappeared last month after cutting off an ankle monitoring bracelet, and fleeing his home....

It is alleged that the documents contain significant revelations about Facebook decisions on data and privacy controls that caused the Cambridge Analytica scandal, including correspondence between Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg and company executives. Damian Collins, chairman of the Commons Digital, Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) Committee used a rare parliamentary mechanism and compelled Ted Kramer, the founder of Six4Three, a US app software company, to hand over the documents who was on a business trip in London last week....

UC Berkeley notice the breach in September 2014, after which it removed the affected servers from the network. Thereafter UC Berkeley began reviewing the data stored on the servers to look for personal information. The search for personally identifiable information concluded the week of November 17, 2014, and notification letters were mailed starting December 12, 2014. After identifying the people whose personal information may have been compromised, UC Berkeley sent out emails to the affected people....

According to the government’s Office of Personnel Management, 19.7 million background were affected who underwent a background investigation, each of which includes a large amount of personal data. Further, 1.8 million others, mostly spouses or cohabitants of applicants for government jobs were affected. The exceptionally large figure added to the intensity of the breach, which resulted in a series of hearings in Congress and widespread criticism of the state of US cyber-defenses....