There's no longer any controversy: Every healthy diet should include at least some caffeine.

FireEye confirms that APT41 Group hacked TeamViewer; attackers might have accessed billions of devices : web application security IICS

Nature Communications - How are stable memories maintained in the brain despite significant ongoing fluctuations in synaptic strengths? Here, the authors show that a model consistent with...

Our brains don’t all work the same way. One New York-based software company sees that as a competitive advantage.

The medical student shadowing me looks over my clinic schedule. She sighs exaggeratedly. “Doctor T, your YOUNGEST patient today is 70. Don’t you get tired of only seeing older patients?” I look down at my patient list, and smile. I don’t see what she sees...…

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Spectators at a US basketball match don T-shirts and masks in support of the Hong Kong protests.

TeleGeography’s free interactive Internet Exchange Map depicts over 300 active Internet exchanges and more than 500 buildings in which those exchanges reside.

Pseudo-random ramblings from Fogus.

An on-going conversion of Scoopex's incredible Amiga Hardware Programming Series on YouTube into C - spec-chum/Amiga-Scoopex-C

I seem to have a habit of writing about super powerful machines whose many cores are laid low by misuse of locks. So. Yeah. It’s that again. But this one seems particularly impressive. I mean, how …

With the early Librem 5 smartphones now shipping from their 'Aspen' batch and recent Reddit discussions about the Librem 5 roping him in, former Purism CTO Zlatan Todoric has agreed to a brief interview on Phoronix.

Founder & CEO at Basecamp, Jason Fried, posted a screen shot on Twitter of a Google Ad the company bought that reads

Over the past two decades, the demise of the printed book has become a familiar story: the digital medium is killing print and destroying our capacity to read long books. The end of print, we hear, will bring about eye strain, anxiety, aggression, fidgetiness…