When officers categorize wallets or cellphones as evidence, getting them back can be nearly impossible—even if the owner isn’t charged with a crime.

Here’s a winter reading list that might give a little more insight into why we get so many things wrong.

Interpreter Mode comes to iOS and Android, making it easier to converse somewhat seamlessly across language barriers

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Creating a functional layout for print and screen can be a daunting task if you‘re new to the subject. This short guide will you give you a brief overview of five common problems and how to deal with them.

Features p.20 Recurrence In Numerical Analysis [author James J Davidson] Recurrence can be used to simplify the calculation of Bessel functions. p.36 Build a...

Those accused of false accounting and theft by the Post Office tell how their lives were devastated.

Measure your site reliability metrics, set the right targets, and go through the work to measure the metrics accurately. Then, you

Feel like you got your interview by luck? Like you're a fraud on the verge of being exposed? That's just your impostor syndrome talking.

The Cybertruck is bold, but one of America's leading brutalism experts says that's not enough to earn the term.

Skip tried to be the “nice guy of the scooter industry,” but City Hall denied its...

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If you search any popular Twitch streamer’s name on YouTube, you’ll find countless videos scraped from their streams. Of these, some will likely come from the streamer, but many are the product of users who upload content that is not, strictly speaking, theirs.

Avira extensions monetize themselves by offering shopping deals, implemented in an unusually risky way. Privacy questions aren't really resolved in the privacy policy.

I’m approaching my ten year anniversary on Stack Overflow. Over the past decade, how I use the site and my understanding of it has evolved quite a bit, so I thought I’d share some of what I’ve learned along the way.

DHH, CTO of BaseCamp, tweets the following:
Google is not a search engine, it’s an ad engine. You search to find stuff, they respond with a full page ad. This is so ludicrously user hostile that it’s only tenable when you operate a monopoly. Break. Them.…