Facebook shows Congress how Russia gamed the 2016 election
3,000 adverts on show
Facebook will turn over copies of political ads purchased by Russian sources to congressional lawmakers, who are investigating the country's potential interference in the 2016 US presidential election.
Assange rushes to defend Trump staring into the sun
Claims it is perfectly safe to look at the sun
While the press was mocking Donald (Prince of Orange) Trump’s antics of staring straight at the sun during the solar eclipse, he had the support of Wikileak’s Julian (look at me) Assange.
Power your smartphone with a super volcano
What could possibly go wrong?
While Dr Evil might power his supercomputer using the volcano on his island base, the idea has been suggested as a way of sorting out the world’s battery woes.
Intel gives up on Trump
The future is not bright and it is not orange
After a few months of trying to butter up Donald (Prince of Orange) Trump, Intel has decided to cut its losses.
Paypal’s Peter Thiel gives up on Donald Trump
Incompetent and headed towards a disaster
Friend to the free press, Peter Thiel, was one of the few Silicon Valley supporters of President Trump but now is doing his best to distance himself from the Prince of Orange.
Cook has promised Trump that he will build three big US plants
If you believe Trump
Donald (Prince of Orange) Trump claims that Apple CEO Tim Cook has promised him that Apple will build three big new plants in the US.
Trump creates a new cyber command
Free of the involvement of the pesky NSA
After months of delay, the Trump administration is finalising plans to revamp the nation's military command for defensive and offensive cyber operations.
Congress wants to stop Trump giving Putin cyber intelligence
Apparently some people think it might be risky
President Donald (Prince of Orange) Trump thinks it is rather a good idea to hand over cyber intelligence to the Russians before they have to go through the dangerous practice of hacking any computers.
Big Tech tries to butter up Trump again
Not Zuckerburg or Musk
Some of the biggest names in Silicon Valley descended on the White House yesterday for the first meeting of the American Technology Council.
US government ignoring public will on net neutrality
Trump backing the wrong horse
While the US government under its supreme Orangeman Donald Trump is dismantling Net Neutrality so that big telcos can take more money from their enslaved customers, they appear to have lost public support.