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The Apple Mac Turns 40
The Mac turns 40, says it's "thrilled" with the novelty socks & sub-par red wine it received as presents.
The Mac turns 40, says it's "thrilled" with the novelty socks & sub-par red wine it received as presents.
WLT still patiently awaiting the Squarespace x Suge Knight collection.
Google Pixel becomes the Official Camera of the Aus Open. Nikon & Canon asks umpire to review.
Netflix remains coy about the cost of an ad on the "Are you still watching screen?"
Dr Kirsten Ellis reflects on her Social Impact Advocate win at last year's Women Leading Tech Awards.
WLT fave Kate Pounder steps down from TCA. Thankfully, ScoMo has already found himself new work.
Investors’ optimism that the FED would be cutting interest rates was dampened this week after better-than-expected...
WLT got some exclusive time with Sarah Martin ahead of her new gig to discuss her long career in IT.
If they could bottle unearned male confidence, it would sell a damned sight better than hotcakes.
Fed up of your job? You're certainly not alone.
Ironically, greasy fingers from fried chicken are likely to impair gaming performance.
Great news for stressed video editors. Terrible news for editors looking to bunk off work for the afternoon.
This credential stuffing attack serves as a great excuse for drinking an entire slab and spending $60 on burritos.
YouTube denies doing thing that protects its business model against its business model's greatest threat.
Davos' theme this year is "restoring trust". Ironic given the event's level of secrecy.
It's unclear at the moment whether the roles affect Australian workers but here's hoping they dodge the bullet.
X finally starts cooperating with the eSafety Commissioner. Wonder if that $600k fine has anything to do with it?
If it ain't broke, don't fix it. Though, ironically, Apple's repair policy is just don't fix it.