Rule 90 Simple rules can generate complex behaviour. I’m reading A New Kind of Science by Stephen Wolfram. A key idea of the book is that a simple rule, applied iteratively, can generate complex behaviour. The difference between Rules 222, 90, and 30 are…

When large crowds assemble, is there a way to keep them safe?

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Godot 3.4 is finally released with a number of major new features and a focus on backporting UX improvements from the in-development 4.0 release. This new release adds portal occlusion culling, a revamped UI theme editor, glTF scene export, an animation RESET…

Years-old WAF bypass flaw was discovered in June

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A study of 780,000 veterans shows a dramatic decline in effectiveness for all three COVID-19 vaccines in use in the U.S.

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