One of the main appeals of using Python’s asyncio is being able to fire off many coroutines and run them concurrently. How many ways do you know for waiting for their results?

The UK Computer and Videogame Museum

Educational blog posts for Rust beginners. Contribute to pretzelhammer/rust-blog development by creating an account on GitHub.

Thanks to the hard work of Sharaf Zaman, Krita is now available in the Google Play Store for Android tablets and Chromebooks (not for Android phones). This beta, based on Krita 4.2.9, is the full desktop version of Krita, so it doesn’t have a special touch…

Welp, at least that's better than industry averages, says code-hosting biz

IBM isn't the only IT giant said to be unfairly binning elders

Brussels, 15/5/2020 - Yesterday, in plenary, the European Parliament endorsed a number of budgetary discharge reports, which include Pirate amendments urging EU institutions to predominantly use Open Source solutions. This success happened despite the joint…

Convos v4.08 is fresh from the bakery, and this time we are proud to announce video support!

Understanding a system or software architecture simply, truly, absolutely, undoubtedly requires an occasional sequence diagram. I left ...

It looks like AMD will go out of its way to make sure things aren’t smooth sailing for Intel’s new 10th-gen processors.

Windows Integrated Login, Jump Hosts, and being able to click things are some of this week’s key features.

If you are new to serverless and looking for a high level web architecture guide, you’ve come to the right place!

SF timeline of 3,300+ ideas and inventions from 1,000+ works by 400+ authors.

A hobbyist hacker who modified an old calculator to enable Internet access has been hit with a DMCA copyright infringement complaint by CASIO

I generally enjoy reading the uses this blog, and recently people have been talking about desk setups in my bubble (and on my Twitch stream), so I figured I’d write a post about my current setup!
Desk setup I’m using a desk I bought at IKEA well over 10 years…

Researchers in Australia have achieved a world record internet speed of 44.2 terabits per second, allowing users to download 1,000 HD movies in a single second. A team from Monash, Swinburne and RMIT