Tor, like much of the world, has been caught up in the COVID-19 crisis. Like many other nonprofits and small businesses, the crisis has hit us hard, and we have had to make some difficult decisions. We had to let go of 13 great people who helped make Tor…

Ironclad emergency medical practices — about when to use ventilators, for example — have dissolved almost overnight.

Apple.com homepage could be saving 2.25 seconds of load time if images were served in the next generation file formats

Modern, native client with intuitive GUI tools to create, access, query & edit multiple relational databases: MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQLite, Microsoft SQL Server, Amazon Redshift, MariaDB, CockroachDB, Vertica, Cassandra, and Redis.

Leveraging the native Swift library to perform face recognition and detection in an iOS app

Learn more about our new anti-cheat system Vanguard and the steps we’re taking to protect your data.

Kansas City, Missouri has a serious infrastructure problem. But an emerging conversation there is charting a path toward greater strength and financial resilience.

:memo: Today I Learned. Contribute to jbranchaud/til development by creating an account on GitHub.

Source-code used in Kiwi Browser for Android. Contribute to kiwibrowser/src development by creating an account on GitHub.

With millions working at home, more companies want to know how employees are spending their time.

In part 2, we completed the user facing part of the compiler with semantic analysis. Now we're free to focus on the backend, generating LLVM. To do so, we'll use the llvm-hs-pure library, which embeds LLVM into a Haskell ADT, allowing us to manipulate it…

Give and get kindness. A social app where you send and receive messages of compassion.

Israeli researchers use vibrations from CPU, GPU, or PC chassis fans to broadcast stolen information through solid materials and to nearby receives, breaking air-gapped system protections.

Researchers explain why withdrawal from our usual environments—due to social distancing—has left dreamers with a dearth of “inspiration.”

Uber Technologies Inc. says a guilty plea by its former star engineer is proof that he’s a liar -- and supports its decision to make Anthony Levandowski alone shoulder a $180 million legal award Google won against him.