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Justice League Snyder Cut will end on a “massive cliffhanger”, director Zack Snyder has revealed, even though he has no plans to make more DC movies and doesn’t think a potential Justice League 2 will ever happen.

A lawsuit filed in US federal court accused Amazon of keeping women and Black employees down while publicly talking up the need for diversity and social justice.

Zoom’s astronomical growth is tapering off along with the pandemic, raising questions about whether the video-conferencing service’s immense popularity will fade as more people return to classrooms, offices, and other places that have been off limits for the past year.

The Delhi Excise Department has directed owners of clubs, restaurants, and hotels in the city to share the location of their establishments using Google Maps, a move aimed at preparing a digital database, officials said on Monday.

A power failure that crippled India's financial capital of Mumbai in western Maharashtra state last year could have been a case of cyber sabotage, a local minister said, as China denied a report that it was behind the outage.

Twitter said it would apply warnings to tweets that contain misleading information about COVID-19 vaccines and implement a strike system of enforcement that could see users permanently banned for repeat violations.

Facebook will roll out its news platform in Germany from May, providing articles from around 100 existing German media outlets, the US-based tech giant said.

Instagram began allowing up to four people to live stream together in virtual Live Rooms, following in the footsteps of group-broadcast rising stars like Clubhouse.

As an engineer who is new to homelabs, networking, and software configuration, one of the first and simplest improvements to my quality of life was setting up a Pi-hole! In this Pi-hole install guide, we'll go through the basic steps one needs to do to lower the number of advertisements in their life. This Pi-hole is hosted on a raspberry pi, which is located in the center of the right-hand side in the picture of my network-board shown below. (more…)

Intel has released a new model in its end-user QLC SSD line with the Intel 670p. A step up from the Intel 665p, the new SSD is based on the company’s 144-layer 3D NAND and leverages an NVMe interface. Much like its predecessors, the Intel SSD 670p is a single-sided M.2 form factor and comes in capacities up to 2TB. The drive is designed for general use, like web tasks and light office applications. (more…)