We all have pet peeves, even though there's a lot going on in the world that makes them pretty insignificant. While acknowledging that there are many more

In more and more of the country Amazon acts like an employer in a company town, sucking up whole communities and shaping public goods and services to fit its profit-making needs.

You seal it up, but you have to test it first.

GRAIL is rolling out Galleri, their multi-cancer early detection test

Clubhouse, the voice app that lets you hear other people attempt to hold a conversation, is no longer invite-only, which one would imagine would have given the app a boost in downloads but has left it sitting at 930 in all free apps. People are debating whether…

For several years I have been designing and implementing a functional teaching language especially for use in the context of a Discrete Mathematics course. The idea is for students to be exposed to…

David Johnston won’t touch money, except to destroy it

Farm Bank let players make money, while supporting real farms. Then the CEO vanished with $80 million.

Tomato fruits send electrical warnings to the rest of the plant when attacked by insects, finds new study in Frontiers in Sustainable Food Systems

There are the browsers that everyone's heard of. And then there are some that, for whatever reason, faded away. These are the latter.

In Finland, the number of homeless people has fallen sharply. Why? The country applies the "Housing First" concept agains homelessness.

Poundbury has attracted scathing reviews from the moment construction began but something big is happening here recently.

The project transforms human waste into biogas, and allows participants to buy everything from bananas to socks.

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Charting the unusual career path of the Tokyo gold medallist