Ⅰ - [
Travel]> Canada has quietly
lifted its advice to avoid all non-essential travel, even if vaccinated. A sign that things are slowly improving in the fight against COVID. Nov 8th travel to the U.S. by land will also be possible. Also, Canada’s ban on Morroco has been lifted. In other news, the national vaccine-proof system is starting to
take shape as we face a possible springtime with
most restrictions lifted. Air Canada has
launched portable self-administered COVID tests.
Ⅱ - [
Electric Vehicles]> Car rental company Hertz has ordered 100,000 Telas to
add its fleet. For a rental car company to differentiate, I think this is a great move.
Ⅲ - [
Hardware]> The new Macbook Pro reviews are coming in [
1,
2,
3,
4,
5] and their predictably glowing. I wonder if a positive Apple product review actually has any effect on sales of these devices?
Ⅳ - [
Networking]> Popular remote monitoring and management tool NinjaRMM has been renamed to
NinjaOne.
Ⅴ - [
Media]> NFTs are exploding. Want proof of this? Adobe’s Photoshop will
soon include features to prepare media specifically to sell on NFT marketplaces.
Ⅵ - [
Malware]> Virustotal is
releasing a Security Partner program that allows IT companies to offer a single
pane of glass view of malware events.
Ⅶ - [
Hardware]> Chip and hardware shortages have been a constant lately, and the
news is that “the shortages are going to continue indefinitely.” Not good. Not good at all. Apple reportedly
lost $6 billion because of the shortages.
Ⅷ - [
App]> Writing tools are incredibly common, but
Enso really zeros in on free-flow writing. The tool disappears text as you write in an effort to keep you from editing.
Try it here.
Ⅹ - [
Infrastructure]> A
closer look at Toronto’s underwater cooling system and how it actually works.
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