There have been a lot of difficult events in the world this year: a global pandemic, shelter in place, social unrest, widespread protests…

When I began teaching Unix around anno 1986, the Unix ls(1) utility printed a list of files to stdout, one per line. It was trivial to explain the concept of not requiring a program which tells you...

A U.S. judge in Washington has temporarily blocked a Trump administration order banning Apple Inc <AAPL.O> and Alphabet Inc's Google <GOOGL.O> from offering Chinese-owned short video-sharing app TikTok for download that was set to take effect at 11:59 p.m.…

We ran experimental TLS blocking measurements in India

Design and test virtual keyboards

Make drawing and labeling bounding boxes a piece of cake - shoumikchow/bbox-visualizer

Reverse engineering, code disassemblies and a healthy dose of retrocomputing nostalgia

The logistics company is looking at putting the aircraft in "very remote and uninhabited areas" of its network, CEO Fred Smith told investors this week.

Moderators working for YouTube had to view mass murders, abortions and suicide, according to the lawsuit.

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A number theorist with programming prowess has found a solution to 33 = x³ + y³ + z³, a much-studied equation that went unsolved for 64 years.

So here's a thing I'm not supposed to have, but I do, and I'm gonna make that everyone's problem. It's a Facebook Gizmo! apparently it's a touch panel.

It is only in the last couple of centuries that we have begun to grasp that our existence might one day cease to exist forever.

“There is no reason it should be just the mother” who takes care of a new baby, said President Macron.

Today is LibreOffice 10th Anniversary: it is a significant achievement for the project, and a date to remember for all community members. @LibreOffice #libreoffice #thebestfossofficesuite #supportlibreoffice https://t.co/LXXzWYXHpO

1/ Tesla is creating and killing the electric vehicle competition. Tesla’s battery day affirms Wright’s Law and spells trouble for the competition.

The Zuse Z4, a digital computer built in 1945 and currently preserved at the Deutsches Museum in Munich, finally has a manual to fully reveal its secrets.