Color blindness is an inaccurate term. Most color-blind people can see color, they just don't see the same colors as everyone else. There ha...

Tried and tested beats new and marketed

Intel lost its drive to outperform. Intel's Blueprint was more about AMD and their competitors than about their new CPU.

System administrators (DevOps engineers or SREs or whatever your noscript) must deal with the operational aspects of computation, not just the theoretical aspects. Operations is where the rubber hits the road. As a result, operations people see things from a…

The cruise industry was hit hard by the pandemic, and no-sail orders put in place by some countries.

The Hydroflex made a 25-mile round-trip in Warwickshire, reaching speeds of up to 50 mph.

Modern technology has enabled the development and deployment of the pervasive and precise surveillance that may be slipping out of the control of the public.

Surfers raised alarm after once pristine waters caused major problems with eyesight, fevers and throat aches.

Science is objective. Scientists are not. Can an “iron rule” explain how they’ve changed the world anyway?

For its first two decades, the consumer internet was American - American companies, products, attitudes and laws set the agenda. That’s not so true anymore - there are more smartphones in China than in the USA and Western Europe combined. Software creation…

Fast. Secure. Powerful.

A revolution in archaeology has exposed the extraordinary extent of human influence over our planet’s past and its future

The prevalence of dementia in places where more than one language is spoken is 50% lower than in regions where the population uses only one languageA study has shown that Alzheimer's patients with a higher degree of bilingualism receive a later diagnosis…

As mounting evidence suggests that SARS-CoV-2 is airborne, we look back at the first controlled experiment that proved the airborne spread of respiratory disease—and at how those findings inform today’s COVID-19 response.

An intuitive and beginner friendly 2D game framework for C++ - Madour/NasNas

I miss my friend Dave DiOrio. He was a chip designer in the 1980’s, which made him one of the true wizards back then. We met my first day when I started at Commodore Business Machines, though my pa…