Michael Abbott, VP of engineering for Apple Cloud Services, is leaving the company in April according to Bloomberg. He follows several other executives who have recently left the company, sometimes without clear successors.
Dish has released a statement saying that it’s still investigating the cyberattack that rocked its internal systems a week ago, and that it’s trying to work on getting its customer support back up and running. However, it does say it’ll “take a little time before things are fully restored.”
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Twitter has announced that people from Brazil will now be able to contribute to Twitter’s fact-checking feature Community Notes, and that support for Japan and “a first group of Spanish-speaking countries” will be coming soon.
Earlier this year, the company made it so people from the UK, Ireland, Australia, and New Zealand could contribute as well.
Watch this video and just try to tell me he’s not having the time of his life. I agree with Polygon’s Cameron Faulkner that he’ll probably be the best part of the movie.
All four Hunger Games movies are now on Netflix in the US, which could be helpful if you’re looking to brush-up before the prequel releases in November.
If you’re looking for something aimed more towards adults and slightly less dystopian, the Hangover trilogy has also apparently made its way onto the service.
