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The Copy-Paste Inventor Died
The American computer scientist Larry Tesler died on February 17 at the age of 74, The Portal reported. He is known as the inventor of functions copy and paste in computer interfaces.
Born in New York in 1945, he studied computer science at Stanford University in the 1960s. In 1980 he started working for the company, where he remained until 1997.
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Silicon Valley inventor of 'cut, copy and paste' dies
Silicon Valley on Feb. 19 was mourning a pioneering computer scientist whose accomplishments included inventing the widely relied on "cut, copy and paste" command.
Bronx-born Lawrence "Larry" Tesler died this week at age 74, according to Xerox, where he spent part of his career.
New York Times: US Resumes Joint Military Operations with Iraq
The United States resumed joint military operations with Iraq yesterday, interrupted after the assassination of Iranian General Qasem Soleimani in an U.S. airstrike in Baghdad in early January, according to the New York Times.
Greek-owned startup assists issue of credit passports in the US
The absence of a "credit passport," which would inform US credit institutions about the credit capacity of immigrants to the US, has kept millions of people who have moved across the Atlantic from starting a new life as they had envisioned it.
Doctor urges parents to vaccinate children
A Turkish medical doctor working at a children's hospital connected to the American Stanford University have told parents "not to be scared" to get their children vaccinated.
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Studying Overseas: What You Need to Know
Higher education can open the doors to a vast variety of exciting career paths, but students face the choice of staying in their home country to study or venturing further a field. For those who wish to experience a new culture, discover new cuisine, and meet people from different walks of life, opting to study abroad is a fantastic opportunity.
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Facebook's Security Chief is Leaving, and no One's Going to Replace Him
Facebook Inc. FB, -0.54% Chief Security Officer Alex Stamos has taken a new job at Stanford, leaving the Menlo Park, Calif. tech giant behind, according to several reports. According to a tweet from Stamos, he will depart Facebook Aug. 17 and will begin a teaching and research role at Stanford University (he also included a link to his fall class).
News analysis: Disappointed by US, Turkey seeks Russian support in Syria
“The Americans have not kept their promises to us so far,” Foreign Minister Mevlüt Çavuşoğlu said in an interview on CNN Türk on Jan. 18, in response to U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson’s remarks at Stanford University the day before.
Tillerson: The United States Remains in Syria to Help Overthrow Bashar Assad
The US Army will remain in Syria until the jihadist group Islamic State is finally defeated, as well as to resist Iranian influence and ultimately help with the overthrow of Bashar Assad, said US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson.
Rekindling family history can trigger empathy for refugees, study shows
Descendants of refugees are more likely to back measures in support of incoming asylum-seekers if they are reminded of their forefathers' experience, according to a new study which suggests that leveraging past experience can be an effective way of increasing empathy and reducing out-group discrimination.