Circumventing Chinese censorship: Plethora of eBooks pervade these GitHub and npm repositories containing contents of banned websites like 'The Econom...

Apple execs on iMessage for Android

April 7, 2013

The U.S. housing market has been on a roller coaster, taking off in 2020 thanks to easy-money policies, then grinding to a near halt this year as rates rose.

Today is November 6th, 2022, the day of the SAO Incident.  Thousands of VRMMORPG gamers were trapped by a mad scientist inside a death game that could only be escaped through completion.  If their …

Qatar orchestrated a major intelligence operation against FIFA officials helped by ex-CIA agents. Switzerland was a key theatre of operations.

It is hoped the blood could revolutionise care for people who need regular donations.

Dispatches From the Elon Musk School of Management

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The U.S. is the most expensive country in the world in which to build mass transit. A new report by an NYU research group explains how that can change.

Easily migrate from Linux to FreeBSD. Explore key differences, insights, and useful tricks to adapt seamlessly between the two systems.

The comedian was temporarily restricted after Musk decided to ban handles that impersonate others unless “clearly” marked as parody

Life is full of small decisions: Should I pick up that sock on the floor? Should I do the dishes before bed? What about fixing the leaky faucet in the bathroom?

Yesterday my colleague mentioned that a noscript I wrote was getting a lot of attention on Twitter. This particular project was something I wrote a couple years ago to help me out with a workflow. I …

Fortran is a language that is specialized for high-performance computing. Believe it or not, it's still alive and evolving.

Hey, so, we've hit 1,028,362 monthly active users across the network today. 1,124 new Mastodon servers since Oct 27, and 489,003 new users. That's pretty cool.

Some of those who are being asked to return were laid off by mistake, according to two people familiar with the moves.

A small but growing number of people are giving up the likes of Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.

In this episode, Jeremy Utley explains why good ideas are often preceded by not-so-good ideas.