Today Facebook will probably be unveiling a revamp of its News Feed, complete with content-specific streams like a photo feed. Also: bigger, better ads. [TechCrunch]
“Nightmare bacteria” are officially a thing, resistant to antibiotics and haunting your worst hospital-related dreams. So if anybody’s got any really clever public-health ideas, now’s the time. [Washington Post]
“Once I emerged from a coding bender with a fine, downy moss on my legs and trunk, a colony of moths in my hair. Are you honestly ready to bring such a symphony of efficiency to a halt?” [Tim Sniffen]
The EU has no intention of letting U.S.-based tech companies ignore its stringent data-protection laws. [Bloomberg]
But the EU might also be walking back some of its strictest rules. [ZD Net]
Apparently Carl Icahn is being a party-pooper about Dell’s attempt to go private. [Reuters]
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