Aftermath of Israeli airstrikes in Beirut, displaced people seek shelter

Ultra-Orthodox Jews protest outside Israeli military enlistment office

Kyiv battles fires and damage after multiple drone blitzes

As the world races towards digital transformation, the technologies we choose will have a lasting impact on our planet. Blockchain, NFTs, and other crypto assets have garnered much attention for their ability to securely and immutably store records. However, the environmental cost of maintaining these technologies is often overlooked. The energy consumption required to sustain blockchains, particularly those using Proof of Work (PoW), is enormous...

The reports of multistakeholder Internet governance's demise are greatly exaggerated. This article explores the dual nature of multistakeholderism: its evolving, sometimes contentious practice as the "First Body," and its enduring principle of actor plurality as the "Second Body." Despite criticism and challenges, multistakeholderism remains crucial for a resilient, non-state-led Internet, underscoring the need to adapt and uphold its foundational pluralism.

A CircleID post by Alexander Klimburg takes aim at my article, "The Power to Govern Ourselves," delivered at the Gig-Arts conference in June. That speech, available here on the blog, argued that: "Multistakeholder does not describe a governance model. It never has. It was always a compromised Public Relations concept," one that muddied the distinction between governance by state actors and non-state actors. What really made the Internet institutions unique was their break with sovereignty.

AI-powered search engines are surfacing deeply racist, debunked research.

CrowdStrike and Delta’s legal battle has begun. Will Microsoft be sued next?

Phytochemicals in fruits and veggies can improve your health. Learn how eating a rainbow of colors can boost your immunity and fight diseases.

Are electric eels actually electric? The short answer is yes, and these eels can also leap from the water to target their prey.

The fungus has decimated chestnut trees in the national park, and larger trees have been slow to replace them.

"Hurricane Milton became one of the most rapidly intensifying storms on record as it went from barely hurricane strength to a dangerous Category 5 storm in less than a day."

The comprehensible input method of language learning says you can learn a second language the way you learned your first.

Parents may worry about connecting with a child who is hard to comfort.

Do you have a healthy relationship with your phone?

From research to "me-search."

I look at how COVID-19 is driving mental health research

Contribute to research projects that improve human health and protect the environment!

Can food technology really change society? Yes, just consider the seismic impact of the microwave oven.

As unpleasant as this guilt is, the good news is that those feelings, if you listen to them, can help encourage healthier choices for you and your kids.

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CRUD operations are the most used functionality in the web application managed dynamically. The add, edit, and delete functionality helps to manage data with the database on the website. You can integrate CRUD operations with PHP to perform create (insert), read (select), update, and delete operations. If your web application works with images, CRUD functionality can be used to manage the images. In this tutorial, we will show you how to integrate CRUD operations with multiple images in PHP. In this example script, we will create product management system with images using PHP. The user can add, edit, update, and

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DataTables is a JavaScript library used to enhance the functionality and add advanced features to HTML tables. DataTables plugin converts a basic HTML table to an advanced feature-rich table instantly. There are various advanced features are available with DataTables, and server-side processing is one of them. DataTables server-side processing enables you to load a large number of data sets from the database. By setting the server-side option the search, pagination, and column sorting operations will be handled with the server-side script and database. Column filtering is a very useful option to help the user find specific records in a large

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OpenStreetMap is a free and open-source platform that is used to embed maps on the website. You can use OpenStreetMap API to embed maps with marker in HTML. Similar to Google Maps, OpenStreetMap is used to display maps with marker and info window. Mostly, the single marker is pointed on the map to display the location with marker and info window popup. We can embed maps with multiple markers and info-windows using OpenStreetMap API. Map with multiple markers are very useful when you want to show multiple locations on a single map. The user can see multiple locations with markers

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Mostly the server-side scripting language such as PHP is used to upload file to the server. With this method, an HTML form is submitted to upload the selected file to the server. To provide a better user interface, we can use client-side technology such as jQuery Ajax to upload files without page refresh. Moreover, you can use simple JavaScript to upload files to the server. The JavaScript FormData interface provides an easy way to construct key/value pairs with form fields and send them to the server side using the XMLHttpRequest method. This technique can be used to upload files to

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"AT&T Inc. has joined Hollywood studios and recording companies in trying to keep pirated films, music and other content off its network — the first major carrier of Internet traffic to do so," the LA Times reports. So customers will pay in added overhead and false positives, while filesharers adapt to evade the filtering (for both infringing and non-infringing traffic). Who wins? The sellers of filtering snake-oil tech, perhaps.

The Houston Chronicle reports that celebrity gossip site PerezHilton.com has battled ISP takedown over claimed copyright infringement. The problem is, site-owner Mario Lavanderia is already disputing those claims in federal court, where a judge refused to grant an injunction. Instead, as the judicial process properly works, Lavanderia must be proven a likely infringer before his speech is silenced.

The DMCA, however, offers copyright claimants an easy route around the niceties of judicial process -- make it too much of a nuisance for an ISP to deal with an accused infringer as a client, and get his site removed. And this underscores the precarious nature of our reliance on private infrastructure. Even though the DMCA insulates ISPs from liability once they've received counter-notification, copyright claimants can still shower them with complaints, and ISPs are still free to bow to risk aversion and refuse to do business with challenging customers -- including those who challenge powerful copyright interests.

Los Angeles photo agency X17 Inc. sued Lavandeira in federal court last year, asking for $7.6 million in damages. The suit claimed Hilton used 51 photographs without permission, payment or credit, including images of a pregnant Katie Holmes, Kevin Federline pumping gas and Britney Spears.

A federal judge denied the company's motion for an injunction against the site, although the lawsuit continues, as does another filed on behalf of several other photo agencies. A lawsuit filed by Universal Studios claiming the site posted a stolen photo of Jennifer Aniston from the film "The Break-Up" is also pending.

X17 co-owner Brandy Navarre said the company has sent more than a dozen notices to the Australian Web hosting company Crucial Paradigm in the past two weeks, demanding that copies of copyrighted photos on the Perezhilton.com site be removed. "They quickly realized it wasn't worth taking on this liability just to host this one client who was a repeat infringer," Navarre said Thursday.

Tuesday, Crucial Paradigm sent a strongly worded letter to the company that represents Lavandeira, saying it had received numerous complaints of copyright violations and warning that one more complaint would result in the site being taken offline.

"Please note that with any other provider this would have been done a long time ago, and moving your site to another provider will not solve this issue," the letter read. "Continued abuse is leaving us more liable each day, which we can't afford."

PerezHilton.com appears to have found a new host in short order, but other critics with fewer resources often find themselves chilled well short of any judicial decision on the merits of their defenses.

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