The Home Office says it is working to "assess the impact" of the issue, which has been resolved.

MIT biologists have found a possible explanation for the Warburg effect, first seen in cancer cells in the 1920s. They found cancer cells use fermentation, an inefficient metabolic pathway, because it helps them to generate large quantities of a molecule…

An undercover policeman now facing trial amassed a hoard of Spanish state secrets.

It has been a year since AMD launched its previous generation Ryzen Mobile processors. At the time, the update from Zen to Zen 2, as well as moving to TSMC’s 7nm manufacturing process, gave the company the biggest boost in its notebook performance and battery…

Philani Dladla, a.k.a. the Pavement Bookworm is only 24 and lives in Johannesburg, South Africa. His is story is quite incredible.

Here’s how I temporarily took over 50% of all DNS traffic for the TLD of the Democratic Republic of Congo.

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InfiniCache: A cost-effective memory cache that is built atop ephemeral serverless functions (USENIX FAST'20) - GitHub - ds2-lab/infinicache: InfiniCache: A cost-effective memory cache that...

An opinionated view on the boilerplate starting point of any .NET console application

DNS.WATCH is a fast, free and uncensored DNS-Server (or more specific, a DNS resolver). Service is provided world-wide and free-of-charge for everyone.

His emaciated body was discovered in a tent, just a few miles from a major Florida highway. His identity—and troubled past—were discovered by the internet.

Nuclear industry’s small modular reactors can produce the high temperatures needed by some of the most polluting industries.

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Inspired by this thread: https://twitter.com/RealSexyCyborg/status/1197695344575799296 “68.3% of smartphones in China are using third-party IME apps.” (http://web.cse.ohio-state.edu/~lin.3021/file/SEC15.pdf) Anecdotal evidence (from the above thread) warns…