Updated January 02, 2018 16:12:32 Video: Acting Chief Commissioner Shane Patton talks about ‘young thugs’ in Melbourne (ABC News) Related Story: African gang crime ‘out of control’ in Melbourne: Greg Hunt Victorian police have conceded Melbourne has a problem with African street gangs, after earlier insisting there were no gangs in the city, as the…

COLIN COWHERD: Spend money. There is a big difference between Urban Meyer, Jim Harbaugh, James Franklin, Paul Chryst– by the way, Nebraska just hired the hottest young expensive coach, Scott Frost. Nebraska is now going to be, in the Big 10, much more formidable. They won’t be Ohio State good, but they’ll be really good.…

As people become more and more accustomed to talking to a smart speaker device, experts say we can expect to see companies experiment with robots that blur the line between a fun toy and a helpful hand around the house. « They can look up pieces of information like your smart speaker, they can take photographs,…

REDMOND, Wash.—Microsoft doesn’t generally let its customers and fans show up and see where the Windows and Xbox sausage gets made. Should you wish to visit most of Microsoft’s campus buildings a few miles east of Seattle, you’ll need to arrange an official tour in advance, which typically requires being invited in a professional capacity.…

tl;dr: there is presently an embargoed security bug impacting apparently all contemporary CPU architectures that implement virtual memory, requiring hardware changes to fully resolve. Urgent development of a software mitigation is being done in the open and recently landed in the Linux kernel, and a similar mitigation began appearing in NT kernels in November. In…

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Students are having to wait up to nine months for counselling and mental health support in some universities, as suicide rates on campuses hit record levels, new figures show. Campaigners condemned “deeply concerning” variations in provision of care for undergraduates across the country, with waits of more than four weeks for treatment at 21 universities. Delays to…