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'School of life' helped build Zeroday Brewing Co.
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Penn State Warns Users Of Computer Security Vulnerability And Malicious Virus
Onward State The university sent an email to all students, faculty, and staff yesterday warning of a vulnerability to Symantec Endpoint Protection and other Symantec security systems that could cause computers to be infected with a malicious code. Penn State is … |
USA Today has a great interview with Penn & Teller this morning where the maestros of magic discuss the impact that technology has had on their craft.
And it prompted me dig up an interview of sorts that I did with Teller – yes, the silent one – at a trade show back in 1999, where we almost talked about the technology of that long-ago time.
From that USA Today story:
“There’s no doubt the Internet has made magicians better technically,” booms Jillette, 59, in town Tuesday with his partner to be honored at Sketchfest, the annual comedy festival.
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