From Minneapolis to Buffalo, Homeland Security officials dispatched drones, helicopters and airplanes to monitor Black Lives Matter protests.

President Stanley asked me this afternoon for my resignation. I do not agree with his decision, as serious issues of Academic Freedom and Fr...

...it was working fine last night.

I believe this is the first time anyone outside of Apple did an iOS development in XCode on iPad. Mad props to @UTMapp for shipping 1.0 before WWDC and to @_inside for making a better-than-1st-party WWDC app. https://t.co/0R5LN75u5D

Link to: https://www.nytimes.com/2020/06/19/opinion/apple-app-store-hey.html

Today’s developers—building cross-platform subnoscription web apps—don’t need what the App Store offers. That's why the 30% fee feels like a tax.

Are you good at complicated strategy games? Then you might have the talent to be a software mogul like Matt Calkins.

The contents were out of date or replaced, but you can still access the information via The National Archives website. Details how to do this below.

poem that describes the DeCSS algorithm

The Git source-code management system has for years been moving toward abandoning the Secure Hash Algorithm 1 (SHA-1) in favor of the more secure SHA-256 algorithm. Recently, the project moved a step closer to that goal with contributors implementing new…

Until recently, across a half-century perhaps fewer than a dozen people had ever had the opportunity to read Dennis Ritchie’s dissertation—the intellectual and biographical fork-in-the-road separating an academic career in computer science from the one at…

A Q&A style dialogue to separate fact from fiction.

My first full-time API testing experience was for SOAP services. There you learn what XSD is. You learn to love it.
Of course, you do! With server-side enabled validation based on a schema, you need not worry about stupid testing like checking what happens…

TiDB 4.0 has reached general availability. It's an elastic, real-time Hybrid Transactional/Analytical Processing (HTAP) database, and, best of all, it's now ready for the cloud.

Android isn’t based on Linux. It’s based on DangerOS, which was a custom Java virtual machine living above a custom Danger written RTOS. When the Android founders left Danger to form Android they took the idea with them but they recognized that us...