How the new open source typeface used by GitHub and Mozilla came to be

The double whammy immediately renewed questions about the prospects of the world’s biggest ride-hailing company.

I modified an Easy Bake Oven to run off USB-C. The obvious question is "Why?", but I prefer to ask, "Why Not?". The USB-C spec allows for 100 Watts of power to be transferred through the connector, and that is the power rating for the oven, so it should work.

Why we decided to combine version control with CI, and the rise of the single application.

New York State is alleging ExxonMobil knew the risks of climate change and defrauded its investors by misrepresenting them.

Apple plans to hand out $1 million to researchers who find the most critical weaknesses in iPhones.

I rarely find these /Myth List/ articles compelling, yet many such articles could benefit from a more clearly presented statement of the author's viewpoint.

Let's assume the beginning 'farmer' has absolutely nothing. Nothing but a will to farm and a reasonably normal body. The very first thing you must do is search out a farmer, preferably a farmer who farms close to the way that you want to farm. You must watch…

First Appeals Court Decision in the Nation Recognizing the Unique Privacy Harms of Face Recognition Technology

The German capital will experiment with banning cars on two popular retail streets—but it’s being notably more cautious than its European counterparts.

We’ve seen some pretty poor security in dating apps over recent years; breaches of personal data, leaking users locations and more. But this one really takes the biscuit: probably the worst security for any dating app we’ve ever seen And it’s used for arranging…

Researchers in China are developing new and more invasive techniques to surveil Uyghurs. Some of their work is being supported by academia in the West.

American-owned Chase Bank has decided to forgive all outstanding debt owed by customers of its two Canadian credit cards that the bank retired last year. Affected customers can’t believe their luck.

Even in the famed computer science program, students are no longer sure they’d go to work for Facebook or Google.