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	Why the internet is just one domino away from collapse NZ Herald - 14 Jun (NZ Herald) Christopher Meiklejohn was only 19 years old the night he had to drive through a blizzard in a Honda Civic to reboot a server.It was Jan 19 2002, and he was working for a data centre in Boston that hosted an online shop for the... Read... Newslink ©2021 to NZ Herald Computing



	Tech firms use remote monitoring to help honey bees BBCWorld - 14 Jun (BBCWorld) From Ireland to Israel, companies are coming to the aid of the environmentally critical insect. Read... Newslink ©2021 to BBCWorld Computing



	EV rebate scheme falls short on driving switch to electric - MTA NZ Herald - 14 Jun (NZ Herald) By Hamish Cardwell of RNZ The motor industry says the government`s new feebate scheme for electric vehicles will not tempt most New Zealand car buyers.From next month people buying imported new EVs can get a rebate of $8625... Read... Newslink ©2021 to NZ Herald Computing



	E3 2021: Microsoft shows off Halo Infinite, Starfield and Forza Horizon 5 BBCWorld - 14 Jun (BBCWorld) A release date for Halo, a new Forza racer, and the unveil of Starfield were all at Microsoft`s E3. Read... Newslink ©2021 to BBCWorld Computing



	Netsafe campaign hopes to start conversations around young people sending naked photos NZ Herald - 14 Jun (NZ Herald) Sharing nude photos is part of everyday life for many young people - with research finding almost four in 10 teens know someone who has shared naked photos or videos. That research, by internet safety organisation Netsafe, also... Read... Newslink ©2021 to NZ Herald Computing



	Rocket Lab to conduct audit and consider paying back $2.85m Covid-19 wage subsidy NZ Herald - 13 Jun (NZ Herald) Rocket Lab is carrying out an internal audit to assess its eligibility for the Government`s wage subsidy scheme after financial results showed a $1.1 million profit.The Kiwi-American space company claimed nearly $2.85m from the... Read... Newslink ©2021 to NZ Herald Computing



	Today at E3: Politics, polygons and palm trees BBCWorld - 13 Jun (BBCWorld) Avatar, Rabbids and an alien infection - Marc Cieslak runs us through the first day of E3. Read... Newslink ©2021 to BBCWorld Computing



	Bidder pays $28m for space trip with Amazon's Bezos BBCWorld - 13 Jun (BBCWorld) The mystery auction winner will be part of the the first human flight by space company Blue Origin. Read... Newslink ©2021 to BBCWorld Computing



	The new rules: Why Millennials hate talking on the phone and Boomers will ask when you're procreating Stuff.co.nz - 13 Jun (Stuff.co.nz) In the matrix of etiquette, in 2021 the ‘rules’ are more confusing than ever. Read... Newslink ©2021 to Stuff.co.nz Computing



	If this is really the next iPad mini, it canâ€™t get here fast enough PC World - 13 Jun (PC World) Jon Prosser has released renders and some new details about the upcoming iPad mini, and it looks like the tablet of our dreams. Read... Newslink ©2021 to PC World Computing