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KEN Jennings has admitted to once stealing a hosting tip from previous Jeopardy! host Alex Trebek. This happened before Ken, 50, became permanent host and he has used it ever since. 6 Ken Jennings opened up on a recent episode on his podcast, Omnibus, about how he adopted his speech patterns on Jeopardy! while being a hostCredit: Getty 6 The host shared that when he guest-hosted Alex had marked up the paper with notations and showed where to emphasize wordsCredit: Disney 6 Ken said that he still adopts those tricks today as host, which sometimes helps and sometimes confuses contestantsCredit: Getty He also hosts Omnibus podcast with John Roderick, where they shared strange, but true stories. On the June 6 episode, Talking Drums, the hosts talked about different tones in voices and… Source link

Do you want to build a clone of The New York Times, or the publication’s now-famed Wordle mini-game? You can probably do that now, thanks to a 4chan user. The Register reports an anonymous 4chan user posted a new thread in which they shared “basically all source code belonging to The New York Time Company”.  The archive contained some 5,000 repositories, and 3.6 million files, which were made available for download via peer-to-peer networks. Among the files are Wordle blueprints, email marketing campaign information, ad reports, and more. Possible major headache The leaker also said that “less than 30” repositories were encrypted. However, the claims could not be verified at this time, and The New York Times is keeping quiet. The Register, which apparently took a glance at the… Source link

Members of the European Union are currently taking part in elections to the European Parliament, presenting a prime opportunity for hacktivists to perform Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks against political parties across the spectrum. At time of writing, 8 of the 27 EU members have completed counting their votes, with the preliminary results and exit polls showing gains for right-wing parties. Cloudflare says it has been involved in detecting and mitigating at least three DDoS attacks against political websites in the Netherlands, for which a pro-Russian cyber criminal group known as HackNeT has claimed responsibility. Russia attacks shared interests The HackNeT group took responsibility for attacks against two political parties in the Netherlands, the PVV (Party for Freedom)… Source link

Photographs and videos are more than just images; they are the currency of memories, a means of communication, and a tool for businesses and creatives alike. In today’s digital age, there’s always a camera either in our pockets or in our hands. There are over 6.5 billion smartphones worldwide, which means that there are over 6.5 billion cameras in people’s hands. To put it lightly, the numbers are staggering with 1.72 trillion photos taken every year around the world, and 1.3 billion images shared per day on Instagram alone. Just let that sink in. In a world where almost every moment can be captured and stored, the digital world is expanding exponentially, and as a result, the demand for user-friendly, efficient and secure photo and video storage solutions are becoming indispensable…. Source link

A new feature from Elon Musk’s X is about to be released to rival Instagram Reels and TikTok. Depending on their interests, users will receive a stream of videos, both longer-form and shorter-form videos. New Feature on Elon Musk’s X: Reels By gathering user-generated and shared video material under one tab, the service seeks to spotlight it. Later this summer, a beta version is anticipated to be accessible to a limited number of users. Since acquiring Vine in October 2022, Elon Musk has expressed a desire to release an enhanced version of the social media network. When Musk polled his fans in April about whether to revive Vine, almost 70% said “yes.” The “cool video experience” of Vine is what the new video platform seeks to recreate. With 200 million users at its… Source link