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Alistair Fairweather

Dev test article 28 August 2017

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It is a long established fact that a reader will be distracted by the readable content of a page when looking at its layout.

Drones open up a new frontier for journalism

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Experts call for diversifying of regulation, as a huge backlog in approvals hampers use of the new technology.

Dating apps have not killed dating

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We are sexually omnivorous and not programmed for monogamy. But most of us prefer choosing one special somebody over an endless stream of nobodies.

The end of Moore’s Law

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Billions of people now carry around more computing power in their pockets than was used to land a man on the moon, writes Alistair Fairweather.

Symbolic wave of change hits the new Microsoft

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After 30 years of profitable but distinctly uncool dominance, Microsoft is finally doing exciting work again.

The music streaming flood can’t be stopped

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Modern music listeners no longer care about owning songs, they want their library on the go and on demand.

The $9 computer that could help change the world

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What can you buy for R110 these days? Lunch for two, a cheap T-shirt? How about a fully functional computer?

Uber is excellent, not evil

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Taxi service Uber is neither particularly big nor particularly mean. And it works.

Apple spins privacy fears into PR gold

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Tim Cook launched a stinging attack on tech giants like Google and Facebook that rely on advertising for the majority of their revenue.

The right to be forgotten, sometimes

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Thousands are fighting for the right to be forgotten on the internet, a place where embarrassments are rarely erased, writes Alistair Fairweather.

Technology is not racist, but it still needs to change

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Computers are still far too limited and stupid to understand how offensive mistakes in "tags" and categories can be, writes Alistair Fairweather.

Don’t be left in the dark – plug your home into a battery

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Elon Musk thinks batteries suck, but this didn't stop his customers from buying the entire supply of the Tesla Powerwall in a matter of days.
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