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Our reporter went undercover at Foxconn’s giant Zhengzhou plant, where the scars of a small downturn in Apple’s iPhone sales are impossible to ignore.

Artisanal versions of Twitter and Facebook hope to keep the good while jettisoning the bad.

Entrepreneurs are taking up the search for a near limitless energy source and seeking investors willing to put money behind a long-shot bet against climate change.

Cats can really get around in Switzerland.

A post describing how C programs get to the main function. Devicetree layouts, linker noscripts, minimal C runtimes, GDB and QEMU, basic RISC-V assembly, and other topics are reviewed along the way.

And that's factoring in Tesla's recent $2.3 billion cash infusion.

Yet another Intel vulnerability is discovered, and yet again AMD is immune.

Let’s retire the ‘virtual DOM is fast’ myth once and for all

Eric Bulson on Michel Foucault and LSD

On July 13, 1967, Susan Galvin was found dead in a parking garage elevator at Seattle Center. The 20-year-old administrative employee at the Seattle

“This is probably the most serious animal health disease [the world has] had for a long time, if not ever.”

Python 3 TSP solver based on LKH (cross platform). Contribute to filipArena/elkai development by creating an account on GitHub.

I told you so. Thanks everyone, for this week’s game of “Bitcoin: Moon or Toilet”!

An “unknown energy source” has been blamed for debilitating symptoms suffered by Americans posted in Cuba. The real cause may be more surprising.

For Elisabetta Matsumoto, knot theory is knit theory.

In early 2003, Intel launched the new Pentium 4 “HT” processor. This processor was clocked at 3 GHz and had “Hyper-Threading” Technology.