You really have been busy!
#Starmind #DataCenters Interview in #PCMagazine
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You really have been busy!
#Starmind #DataCenters Interview in #PCMagazine
love how amateurish the ads in early PC Magazine are as they try to compete with the flood of multi-function cards littering the magazine and stand out (March 1984 issue)
God, reading an early PC Magazine from March 1984 with a special on the hot new programming language, C, and after the article introducing C as so feature complete no extensions have been needed... the first compiler reviewed (MWC-86 C Compiler) has new types added to the language. :ac_laughter:
Void return types and enums.
holy shit void returns were once a vendor extension O_o
Check the classifieds :thinkhappy:
PC Magazine, July 1995
Found this while digging for articles on windows 3d movie maker for a friends video.
https://the-avocado.org/2018/03/16/lets-read-pc-magazine-july-1995/
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Check the classifieds :thinkhappy:
PC Magazine, July 1995
Found this while digging for articles on windows 3d movie maker for a friends video.
https://the-avocado.org/2018/03/16/lets-read-pc-magazine-july-1995/
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Mozilla’s New CEO: It’s Time to Evolve Firefox Into an AI Browser – PCMag
Mozilla’s New CEO: It’s Time to Evolve Firefox Into an AI Browser
Can the AI push from Anthony Enzor-DeMeo mesh with the company’s goal to be the most trusted software provider?
By Michael Kan, Senior Reporter, OUR EXPERT, When he’s not battling bugs and robots in Helldivers 2, Michael is reporting on AI, satellites, cybersecurity, PCs, and tech policy.
Edited By: Chloe Albanesius, December 16, 2025
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Photo by Nikolas Kokovlis/NurPhoto via Getty Images)
Brace for more AI, Firefox users. Mozilla has a new CEO, and he’s focused on evolving Firefox into a “modern AI browser.”
Anthony Enzor-DeMeo joined Mozilla a year ago and served as SVP of Firefox for eight months before he was named general manager in July. In a blog post, Enzor-DeMeo laid out his strategy, which involves pursuing AI with safeguards in place, including a power-off button.
The new CEO’s overarching goal is to turn Mozilla into the “world’s most trusted software company,” citing public dissatisfaction with today’s privacy practices and the tech industry’s growing appetite for all kinds of data. (In a press release, Mozilla also noted that “consumers around the world increasingly feel over-tracked, under-informed, and unsure how AI systems shape the information they see and the decisions they make.”)
“I knew this would become a defining issue, especially in the browser, where so many decisions about privacy, data, and transparency now originate,” Enzor-DeMeo says. “People want software that is fast, modern, but also honest about what it does. They want to understand what’s happening and to have real choices.”
Anthony Enzor-DeMeo (Credit: Mozilla)
This also applies to AI. “Controls must be simple,” he wrote. “AI should always be a choice—something people can easily turn off. People should know why a feature works the way it does and what value they get from it.”
Another priority is to expand Mozilla’s products beyond the browser, although Firefox will remain the company’s anchor. “It will evolve into a modern AI browser and support a portfolio of new and trusted software additions,” he says.
Continue/Read Original Article Here: Mozilla’s New CEO: It’s Time to Evolve Firefox Into an AI Browser | PCMag
#AI #AIProducts #AnthonyEnzorDeMeo #artificialIntelligence #Evolve #Firefox #Mozilla #NewCEO #PCMagazine #Products@marioguzman @quadra700 I first came across that Music player app in a screenshot of the then beta of OS X in the May 2001 issue of #PCMagazine reviewing betas of #WindowsXP and productivity suites. Strange thing is Apple removed the music app in the GM release. If you played an audio CD I believe it was through #Quicktime https://books.google.com/books?id=XAu98eR3N_gC&printsec=frontcover&source=gbs_ge_summary_r&cad=0#v=onepage&q&f=false
This article is the standard way of reporting Meta’s announcement that, to comply with a new EU ruling, they will allow users to pay not to be shown adverts. It’s likely that only privacy-minded and better-off people are likely to do so, given the size of the charge.
What isn’t mentioned in this type of article, but which TechCrunch […]
https://thoughtshrapnel.com/2023/11/02/paying-to-avoid-ads-is-paying-to-avoid-tracking/
Those were the good days when Internet was full of real information sources before it gets full of crybabies.
Miss those times.
#Internet #AOL #AmericaOnline #Windows #PCMagazine #ComputerShopper #ComputerWorld #Forums #BulletinBoards #IRC #Netscape #Geocities #HTML
Igiene vs imparzialità: in risposta all'invasione russa dell'Ucraina, #DuckDuckGo inizia a declassare e segnalare i siti di disinformazione Russa dai propri risultati di ricerca, ma nessuno sa come funzioni questa censura mirata
Di Michael Kan su #PCMagazine
https://uk.pcmag.com/software-services/139164/duckduckgo-to-down-rank-sites-associated-with-russian-disinformation