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.

The Dublin Review of Books publishes clear and informative essays on recently published books. Read our latest long-form essays here.

Experience the benefits of accessible technology with Be My Eyes. Connect with volunteers for real-time assistance via video.

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…

Two days ago, through its communications regulator, Uganda's government ordered the "Suspension Of The Operation Of Internet Gateways" hours before the country's general election. This action was confirmed by several users and journalists who got access to…

This article is part of a series from the November 2017 Harvard University conference ennoscriptd "Presidential First Use: Is it legal? Is it constitutional? Is it just?" To access all of the trannoscripts from this conference, click here.
The current US protocol…

Scientific Reports - Utilizing the National Basketball Association’s COVID-19 restart “bubble” to uncover the impact of travel and circadian disruption on athletic performance

Pseudo-random ramblings from Fogus.

Companies’ attempts at hazard pay have been paltry and fleeting as employees are threatened for protesting working conditions

An overview of Hopsworks project-based multi-tenant security model and how we use projects with JWT tokens to make Open Distro a multi-tenant service.

The macOS.OSAMiner has been active since 2015, primarily infecting users in Asia.