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  AMD Ryzen 3000 causes boot problems for some newer Linux distros

  Publié: juillet 13, 2019, 12:35pm CEST par Mark Wyciślik-Wilson

  Just last week AMD launched its latest Ryzen 3000 series of CPUs. The third-generation Ryzen chips are the first to be based on 7nm technology, but there is a problem for users of some Linux-based systems. For distributions based on newer versions of the Linux kernel, an issue renders systems unable to boot. Some users have managed to patch the systemd component with an older version to allow successful booting, but a BIOS update from AMD is what's needed. See also: IBM officially acquires Red Hat for $34 billion -- Linux distros are unaffected Kali Linux arrives on Raspberry Pi… [Continue Reading]
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  Microsoft backtracks on plans to scrap free software licenses for partners

  Publié: juillet 13, 2019, 11:35am CEST par Mark Wyciślik-Wilson

  When Microsoft announced that it was going to start charging its partners for software licenses that had previously been free, there was an understandable backlash. Now the company has announced that it is putting these plans on hold, and free software licenses will still be available to Microsoft Partners. On the eve of its Inspire conference, Microsoft's Gavriella Schuster revealed that the decision to revoke internal use rights (IURs) has now been reversed. See also: Microsoft fixes some problems that blocked upgrades to Windows 10 version 1903 Microsoft Teams is more popular than Slack Microsoft sneaks telemetry into Windows 7… [Continue Reading]
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  FTC to fine Facebook $5 billion for Cambridge Analytica privacy violations

  Publié: juillet 13, 2019, 10:51am CEST par Mark Wyciślik-Wilson

  The Federal Trade Commission has voted to hit Facebook with a $5 billion fine for privacy violations relating to the Cambridge Analytica scandal. While this is the largest fine ever handed out by the FTC, the impact on Facebook's coffers is going to be minimal; this is how much revenue the company generates in a month. Although the fine has not been officially confirmed -- and neither the FTC nor Facebook are commenting on the matter -- a Friday vote on the fine is said to have gone 3-2 in favor of approving it. The size of the penalty has… [Continue Reading]
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  Technology and the evolution of care

  Publié: juillet 13, 2019, 10:50am CEST par Michael Blackman

  As healthcare delivery continues to evolve, healthcare technology needs to be there to support it. But, how will technology facilitate healthcare as we move forward? Healthcare accessibility, especially for certain populations, continues to be problematic. The expansion of telemedicine has the potential to improve access, especially for populations that have difficulty accessing care, such as those with mobility or transportation issues. Additionally, looking from a primary care standpoint alone, a fair percentage of patient visits can be conducted remotely while continuing to insure care quality. Telemedicine can extend a clinician’s reach by freeing up office time for those who gain… [Continue Reading]