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).

Last year I decided to reorganise my homelab cluster of Raspberry Pis, turning it into a wireless-to-wired island, which I could relocate anywhere within the flat, without doing any special cable management.

The chamber of horrors the country now finds itself in was not caused by any one man, or any single government.

A modern BBS. Contribute to ansiwave/ansiwave development by creating an account on GitHub.

App developers need fair and reasonable terms when dealing with app stores and better processes for the approval of apps to help address the consequences of Google and Apple’s power in the app market, the ACCC has found in a report released today. The ACCC’s…

give yourself superpowers and ✂️ out wasted time spent 🔍 and waiting for pages to ⏳ by skipping straight to the results.

Facebook is accused of harvesting the data of teenagers and on-selling it to advertisers for targeted alcohol, gambling, vaping and dating ads.

As Q1 earnings season continues to roll along, on deck today is AMD, who is getting the privilege of reporting some very positive earnings for the first three months of 2021. Firing on all cylinders – CPU, GPU, and semi-custom – AMD’s numerous product launches…

Google can and will permanently ban your Android app if Google thinks you’ve clicked on your own ads

How a list of "funny" customer names triggered an internal reckoning

Why the air you breathe matters, and what to do about it.

A Maryland defense attorney has decided to challenge the conviction of one of his clients after it was recently discovered that the phone cracking product used in the case, produced by digital forensics firm Cellebrite, has severe cybersecurity flaws that…