Western Digital seemingly comes out of nowhere and delivers the best performing flash-based SSD we've ever tested with the SN850.

2020 has turned in to one of the most unusual years of my life, for both the obvious reasons but also for reasons I definitely wasn't expecting at the

Report on the complex text layouts support implementation progress, including changes to Godot's Font resources, and UI mirroring and BiDi implementation details.

You're a teen hacker, you want to impress, you demo code

Many COVID-19 survivors are likely to be at greater risk of developing mental illness, psychiatrists said on Monday, after a large study found 20% of those infected with the coronavirus are diagnosed with a psychiatric disorder within 90 days.

Slides by Simon Peyton Jones, Margaret Burnett, Alan Blackwell

Researchers worried for future of iconic radio telescope after second cable tears through its dish

This is the official announcement for the release of Micro 3.0 better known as M3O - a platform for cloud native development. Our 3.0 release is a major refactor and consolidation of the existing tooling into something that addresses the entire workflow of…

DJ's Weblog. Reserving the right to be wrong.

On this week's Under the Radar, Marco and Dave eloquenty discussed Apple's piss-poor documentation.

Understanding how grains flow is vital for everything from landslide prediction to agricultural processing, and scientists aren’t very good at it.

A cryptographic master tool called indistinguishability obfuscation has for years seemed too good to be true. Three researchers have figured out that it can work.

When attention is focused elsewhere, a business can make controversial decisions. But when even your own employees speak out, you may have a problem. Especially when it involves technology and safety.

.NET 5.0 includes many enhancements, including single file applications, more capable JSON APIs, new versions of C

The self-styled "free speech" application topped US download charts in the wake of the election.

Every so often I encounter a comment on HackerNews that involuntarily makes my jaw drop, head shake and eyes water. It's usually concerning what some on HackerNews consider a 'worthwhile' amount of money you can earn as an entrepreneur VS being an employee.