A massive, collaborative map of the urban harvest uniting the efforts of foragers, freegans, and foresters around the world. Explore and share information about the sources of free food in your neighborhood.

Google is using the new 2nd Gen AMD EPYC processor for its own workloads, and will offer VMs based on the chip to Google Cloud customers.

Nature - The report on global land use and agriculture comes amid accelerating deforestation in the Amazon.

More than a quarter of C-130 Hercules in service at Air Mobility Command will be temporarily grounded.

Let's take a quick look at what compile-time execution looks like in Zig.

After months of conflicting statements from Huawei executives, the Chinese networking giant on Friday officially unveiled HarmonyOS, the much-anticipated microkernel-based distributed operating system that it has developed to power smartphones, laptops and…

Excessive use of the social platforms raises questions about mental health

What happens as opioid abusers hit middle age? “What your body tolerates at 18 it doesn’t tolerate at 38 or 48.”

Today we are proud to announce the porting of coreboot, an open-source firmware, to the Supermicro X11SSH-TF server platform.

Answer (1 of 22): I love that “2006” and “2008” (in another answer) must be considered “really old” (which is what the question requests) …

I’m still a big fan of the “Lisp 1.5 Programmers Manual” (MIT Press — still in print). This version of the language…

Once upon a time, companies had real personalities. While the Apple of today is a gleaming white wall of corporate press releases and carefully-timed keynotes, long-time fans of the company can remember a time when the company had far more personality. While…

As Facebook and Twitter face scrutiny, the site for job seekers remains a controversy-free zone. Is the office the future of social media?

One in four firms holding a test subject's data released it to her partner without her permission.

The Ebola virus that has infected thousands in the Democratic Republic of the Congo has been replicating itself every eighteen hours for more than a year. Researchers wonder whether genetic mutations have facilitated its spread.