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Thick skin of neutrons on nucleus suggests nuclear matter is relatively stiff

Blog about the Famicom, retro video games, retro Japan, and 80s stuff in general.

Interview with John Sully, CEO, KeyDB.

I have uncovered multiple vulnerabilities, including a severe Remote Code
Execution (RCE) vulnerability, in the link cable communication module of “The
Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons” for the Game Boy Color. The vulnerability is
caused by a failure to…

The hardest thing in design might just be choosing colors. Color Schemer will make your life easier by helping you discover and create matching color combinations.

Papercups is an open-source live chat widget. Chat with your customers to improve conversions and customer satisfaction.

Dear Jason and David, aka the founder-owners of Basecamp who up until 2021 earned 100% of the company’s profits along with Jeff Bezos, As you know, I am writing this while on medical leave fr…

Often when assessing an embedded system, changes can occur (intended or otherwise) that cause the target system to enter a state where it no longer works ('bricked'). In some cases fixing it requires flashing the target using a debug interface or manually…

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Companies need to pay workers more to attract and retain employees. Those that cannot are doomed to fail.

After three years of silence, I decided to speak up and share the story of how I was manipulated and harassed by Jon Pretty.

Apple says that it will ban and reject apps on the App Store that attempt to offer users monetary incentives to enable tracking through App Tracking...

Trans-Pacific container crunch is about to become even more severe, warns Flexport, with May sailings now effectively sold out.

My goal here I am Alex, a huge space and aviation geek, working in the Aviation Industry for 11 years now. Ever since… by alexdory

Alphabet reported beats on its top and bottom lines.

Economic inequality in hiring is in part driven by snap perceptions of job applicants’ speech patterns, new Yale research shows.

This is a rough introductory demo of the Symbolics Lisp Machine (in Brad Parker's emulator).