Indian drivers lean on the horn incessantly. It’s second nature. But the Mumbai Police aimed to stop them by applying technology.

Indian drivers lean on the horn incessantly. It’s second nature. But the Mumbai Police aimed to stop them by applying technology.
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Khalil Sehnaoui is a well-respected Lebanese information security expert, consultant, and hacktivist. He’s also a rather prolific tweeter with nearly… Read more How A Security Expert Disciplines the Kids
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It’s certainly not without controversy, but Samsung’s integration into the Oscar broadcast, while flatfooted at times, did result in one… Read more And The Best Picture Oscar Goes to Samsung
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I really didn’t want to write about this. As the father of two daughters, my life would be rich and… Read more Agencies Don’t Make Clips Viral; Only The Public Does. And Jimmy Kimmel.
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