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Ole Miss is getting a new website. Here’s what it will take.

The University of Mississippi’s website will undergo its first major redesign in seven years, according to an unexpected announcement from Chancellor Glenn Boyce last week. After years of discussion, the redesign will

February 11, 2020

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Column: Smart home devices are a security risk

Smart home devices — including doorbell security cameras, smart assistants and even your smart fridge — have been discovered to have multiple security vulnerabilities. These vulnerabilities can lead to leaked Wi-Fi passwords

November 12, 2019

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TV review: Latest season of Black Mirror fails to deliver

All six episodes of the fourth season of the critically-acclaimed Netflix series “Black Mirror” were released last week, giving fans plenty of content to binge watch at the end of the holiday

January 5, 2018

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Misbits featured artist highlights ‘techno-sublime’ through immersive exhibit

Misbits, a new media art space, is featuring artist Eric Valosin in a show that explores the intersection of technology and the divine. This immersive experience, “For(Loop) {Meditations;},” is named for both

October 23, 2017

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Opinion: Limiting surveillance is best move for society

Government surveillance is a topic of major debate in the present technological era, and dealing with privacy issues that surround government surveillance is a growing matter to people all around the globe.

September 29, 2017

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Opinion: How essential is the ‘Essential Phone’?

Earlier this year, the creator of the Android operating system released his first Android phone. A major reason he did this was in the hopes that he could help break up the

September 27, 2017

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iPhone X stands out despite high price tag, outshines iPhone 8 features

Everyone is talking about the new iPhones – especially the iPhone X, the largest leap forward in the iPhone’s design since its invention. You can read every last technical specification for the

September 20, 2017

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Opinion: Virtual reality: A potential cure for PTSD

War never changes. The damage of war on the psychological endurance of soldiers has plagued the globe for centuries without any form of resolution. From the beginning of WWI and onward, visible psychological

September 18, 2017

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Opinion: Deep learning: A misrepresented phenomena

Machines are evolving – quickly. Remember the “old days” when you could directly tell a computer what to do, right down to lines of code? Well, that time is over. Humanity is

September 11, 2017

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Opinion: How to be proactive about the automation of jobs

Young people have to be responsible for their collective future. Perhaps that’s why we hear so much about climate change, healthcare and countless other issues that will impact our world for years

September 5, 2017

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