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2022-May-11

Elon Musk says Twitter banning Trump was “morally wrong and flat-out stupid”

The suspended Twitter account of former US President Donald Trump appears on an iPhone screen

Elon Musk today said Twitter’s decision to ban Donald Trump was “morally wrong,” and that he would reverse the ban if he completes his pending acquisition of Twitter.

Financial Times reporter Peter Campbell asked Musk if he would reverse the Trump ban during a keynote session at an FT conference on Tuesday. “This is really the toupeed elephant in the room: Are you planning to let Donald Trump back on?” Campbell asked in an interview that otherwise focused mostly on the car industry.

“The answer is I would reverse the permanent ban,” Musk said, adding that his deal to buy Twitter is not guaranteed to be completed.

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2022-May-11

Red Hat’s Paul Cormier on RHEL 9, the edge and open source innovation

Red Hat will make several announcements at its two-day summit this week. Notably, the company introduced Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) 9, the newest version of its flagship product. The platform will be generally available in coming weeks.Read More

2022-May-11

EA creates EA Sports FC brand after FIFA split

EA announced it plans to launch its soccer games under the new brand EA Sports FC after reconsidering its naming deal with FIFA.Read More

2022-May-10

It’s time for startups to get proactive and prioritize security

Startups and midsize companies can be lightyears ahead of competitors by taking a “data safe” approach from the start.Read More

2022-May-10

Activision Blizzard asks court to dismiss DFEH sexual harassment lawsuit

Activision Blizzard asked a state court to dismiss the sexual harassment lawsuit filed against it by the state DFEH.Read More

2022-May-10

Python Print Without Newline [SOLVED]

If you’re familiar with Python, you may have noticed that the built-in function print() doesn’t need an explicit n character at the end of each line. This means that the output from the following snippet of code print(‘freeCodeCamp Curriculum’) print(‘freeCodeCamp News’) print(‘freeCodeCamp YouTube Channel’) will be: freeCodeCamp Curriculum

2022-May-10

How to Lock Cells in Excel – Excel Locked Cell Tutorial

To keep your Excel data safe from unwanted editing and tampering, you might want to lock the cells and protect the worksheet. Fortunately, Excel is a highly customizable data analysis tool which lets you lock cells and protect your worksheets with a password at the same time. In this guide,

2022-May-10

How to Secure Server Infrastructure Clouds using Falco, Prometheus, Grafana and Docker

I was recently looking for a way to keep tabs on our containers and applications at work. Specifically, I was interested in detecting anomalies in the configuration. After a little research, I stumbled on Falco [https://github.com/falcosecurity/falco]. What I found was a very complete Open Source platform with lots of features

2022-May-10

Python Path – How to Use the Pathlib Module with Examples

Each operating system has different rules for constructing file paths. For example, Linux uses forward slashes for paths, while Windows uses backslashes. This small difference can cause issues if you are working on a project and you want other developers who come from different operating systems to expand your

2022-May-10

How to Resolve Merge Conflicts in Git – A Practical Guide with Examples

Git is an open-source distributed version control system. It helps you manage your project files easily using local branching, staging, and workflows. Many developers use Git today. And they’re usually familiar with basic Git concepts like: * How to initiate a repository. * How to create branches.