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Vimeo’s CEO Anjali Sud will take your questions now please

May23
by on May 23, 2018 at 3:31 pm
Posted In: Around the Web, TNW Answers


How can an ad-free online video platform like Vimeo stand up against major advertising platforms like YouTube? How can creative platforms like Vimeo strike a balance between nurturing communities, freedom of speech, and creating a safe and inclusive space online? What’s your favorite video on Vimeo? Ask all this and more to Vimeo CEO Anjali Sud. Anjali got her start working in e-commerce, finance, and media at Amazon and Time Warner. She then served as the General Manager and Head of Marketing at Vimeo, where she oversaw Vimeo’s growth to more than 80 million video creators, filmmakers, and brands, making it the…

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Launch a lucrative career as a software tester — start for less than $6 per course

May23
by on May 23, 2018 at 2:00 pm
Posted In: Around the Web, Offers


Software testing is a critical step in the development process — and experienced software testers can make up to six figures or more. Find out what it takes to debug programs and get employed in this high-demand field with the Ultimate Software Testing bundle. Right now, this massive package is available at an almost giveaway price: just $59, a savings of over 90 percent.

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Database leak exposes personal records of nearly 1 million South Africans

May23
by on May 23, 2018 at 1:50 pm
Posted In: Around the Web, syndication, world


Barely a year after South Africa’s largest data leak was revealed in 2017, the country has suffered yet another data leak as 934,000 personal records of South Africans have been leaked publicly online. The data includes, among others, national identity numbers (ID numbers), e-mail addresses, full names, as well as plain text passwords to what appears to be a traffic fines related online system. Working together with Troy Hunt, an Australian Security consultant and founder of haveibeenpwned, along with an anonymous source that has been communicating with iAfrikan and Hunt, we’ve managed to establish that the data was backed up or posted publicly by one of…

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Database leak exposes personal records of nearly 1 million South Africans

May23
by on May 23, 2018 at 1:50 pm
Posted In: Around the Web, syndication, world


Barely a year after South Africa’s largest data leak was revealed in 2017, the country has suffered yet another data leak as 934,000 personal records of South Africans have been leaked publicly online. The data includes, among others, national identity numbers (ID numbers), e-mail addresses, full names, as well as plain text passwords to what appears to be a traffic fines related online system. Working together with Troy Hunt, an Australian Security consultant and founder of haveibeenpwned, along with an anonymous source that has been communicating with iAfrikan and Hunt, we’ve managed to establish that the data was backed up or posted publicly by one of…

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Wanna ditch your smartphone addiction? Put a patch on it

May23
by on May 23, 2018 at 1:04 pm
Posted In: Around the Web, gear, Social Media


If you’re like the average smartphone owner, you touch your phone approximately 2,617 times a day. And, like most smartphone owners, you’re probably not picking it up for something super important every time — probably not even half the time. This can be annoying. Some would even go as far as to call this addiction. Many people wish they could use their phones less, but can’t figure out how. I’m one of them myself. I’ve Googled: “how to use your smartphone less.” I’ve tried the Moment app, which tracks my usage and feeds me the harsh truth. Something I had not tried,…

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