I'm a (reasonably happy) customer of BlueJeans. I have not received this notification, and I can not find this announcement on the BlueJeans website, nor when logged into my account.

As I despise the extent to which we are being surveilled by prominent web services as much as the next person, I'm very happy to learn of this wonderful initiative!

WooCommerce is on the list of compromised plugins. WooCommerce is used by millions. And then only 100s of infected websites? That's impressive.

A year or two ago, I built a mobile client for Flickr that looked like Instagram. I couldn't even get it in the App Store, for it being considered too similar to Instagram by the gatekeepers.

I suspect the reason for its unanimous vote in favour is this: "cryptocurrency exchanges are not liable to tax". In a country where 11% is online, this benefits the wealthy.

Is there one?

I use TagPacker, http://tagpacker.com/. I'm reasonably happy with their service. When I had to decide on an alternative after delicious kicked the bucket, if I remember correctly, Raindrop wasn't an option because it didn't have an API.

I follow a paid online class at Harvard, can log into the online student management system, but did not also receive a Harvard email address. Clearly, I'm doing something wrong.

... rai stones https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wik...

Seems like an excellent idea. /s

When I take out one earbud, the audio pauses.

https://www.theguardian.com/wo...

Not exactly AI, but using some linguistics and what3words as source, when the user moves from place to place, http://saunteringverse.com/ generates dadaist poetry on the fly. Disclosure: this site is mine. Here's an example: Alarming atop pots, pots a whole 'nother glaze You disclose you I bangle me It held it They hounded her

The power of voodoo.

Perhaps they want to drop the feature because they don't want to build geofencing into the service?