A Quick Tip from Mac Geek Gab 880: Scheduling Do Not Disturb can help re-enable it on macOS so you don’t forget.
Security Friday: News and Pegasus – TMO Daily Observations 2021-07-23
Andrew Orr and Bryan Chaffin talk Security Friday news with host Kelly Guimont, then dig into the Pegasus story you’ve heard about this week.
Amazon Posts Job Listing for ‘Digital Currency and Blockchain’
On Thursday Amazon published a job listing for a Digital Currency and Blockchain Product Lead with the Payments Acceptance & Experience team.
New Public Sculpture Coming to Apple Park Visitor’s Center
There’s a new public sculpture coming to the Apple Park Visitor’s Center. It is called ‘Mirage’ and will be created by Katie Paterson and Zeller Moye. Ms. Paterson described the work, which will be installed next year, in a blog post:
Mirage blends art, architecture, science and nature. It will have strong material presence, connecting to the elements. Social and connective, it will create an unexpected gathering place for visitors and staff. The glass columns are glimpsed through the trees from the Visitor Center, the highway and beyond, generating a sense of discovery.
[Image credit: Katie Paterson and Zeller & Moye]
Apple Device Owners Can Play Facebook Games in a Web App
Facebook is bringing its cloud gaming services to Apple devices via a web app that can be added to the Home Screen
Apple Working on A13-Powered External Display
Apple is working on an upgrade to its Pro Display XDR containing a dedicated A13 System on a Chip (SoC) and Neural Engine.
New Bill Would Remove Section 230 Protections for Social Media
Introduced on Thursday, a bill called the Health Misinformation Act would hold social media companies responsible for spreading health misinformation.
Mini-LED Displays Coming to MacBook Air But Not iPad Mini
Reports indicate that the MacBook Air will get a mini LED display next year, but the next iPad mini will not feature one.
Apple TV+ Picked up David Goyer's 'Foundation' After a One Sentence Pitch
Apple TV+ asked David Goyer to pitch his series adaptation of Issac Asimov’s novel Foundation in just a single sentence.
Researchers Hid Malware Inside an AI’s Brain
This is straight out of a sci-fi novel. Researchers created a proof-of-concept technique that let them hide malware inside of an AI’s neurons to avoid detection.
According to the paper, in this approach the malware is “disassembled” when embedded into the network’s neurons, and assembled into functioning malware by a malicious receiver program that can also be used to download the poisoned model via an update. The malware can still be stopped if the target device verifies the model before launching it, according to the paper. It can also be detected using “traditional methods” like static and dynamic analysis.
