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"Knowing the Flint River water was unsafe for public use, distributing it without taking steps to counter its problems, and assuring the public in the meantime that it was safe is conduct that would alert a reasonable person to the likelihood of personal liability," the 6th US Circuit Court of Appeals held. … [Read more...] about Supreme Court won’t block lawsuit brought by Flint water crisis victims

The ruling was a setback for civil libertarians and social media companies hoping the court might create a different rule for search warrants aimed at seizing all the information in electronic accounts, treating them more like subpoenas, which can be challenged as overly broad before they are executed. … [Read more...] about Facebook loses appeal to block bulk search warrants in New York

Expedia’s HomeAway and TripAdvisor’s FlipKey had expressed interest in joining Airbnb’s lawsuit against the city. U.S. District Judge James Donato gave them until Tuesday to file motions. Although sources said they were expected to so, those motions had not been submitted by late Tuesday afternoon. The companies did not respond to requests for comment. … [Read more...] about SF may revise vacation-rental law to block Airbnb lawsuit

Last August, Facebook cracked down on specific news sources that consistently posted clickbait headlines, or "headlines that intentionally leave out crucial information, or mislead people," Facebook's Alex Peysakhovich and Kristin Hendrix explained at the time. This approach looked broadly at a publisher's posts to Facebook and lowered their relevance ranking if the publisher consistently used headlines with phrases like "You won't believe what happened next" and "Her reaction was priceless!" … [Read more...] about You won’t believe why Facebook will block this headline

If you want to see whether your file system uses disk block pointers or extents, you can look inside an inode. To do so, we’ll use the debugfs command with the -R (request) option, and pass it the inode of the file of interest. This asks debugfs to use its internal “stat” command to display the contents of the inode. Because inode numbers are only unique within a file system, we must also tell debugfs the file system on which the inode resides. … [Read more...] about Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About inodes on Linux