Oof, June got away from me. It’s nearly over and I still haven’t written up the movies I watched back in May. Well, here it is, my list of all twenty-five. Two of them I watched in theaters: “Pokém… | Continue reading
A new flaw has turned up in the computer system of the Boeing 737 Max, further delaying the troubled plane's return to flying | Continue reading
As home prices continue to climb and financially strapped residents find themselves having to move out of the Bay Area, signs of YIMBY-NIMBY skirmishes are all over the place. | Continue reading
We tore down HP laptops and a tablet recently, and we were shocked—shocked!—to discover you could fix or upgrade these ultrabooks with just a couple of tools. | Continue reading
Bitcoin is up an eye-popping 245% in 2019 so far. Recent headlines might make you think it's thanks to Facebook. | Continue reading
The head of the Cupertino Planning Commission is under fire for comments he made on Nextdoor — a social media hotspot of controversial housing discussion. | Continue reading
WaterLily is for hikers, paddlers, campers, and anyone who enjoys exploring the outdoors. Using water or wind to generate power, WaterLily charges USB and 12V devices, including cell phones, cameras, battery banks, and more. WaterLily is lightweight, packable, and easy to bring o … | Continue reading
The Seventh International Workshop on Trends in Functional Programming inEducation, TFPIE 2018, was held on 14th of June 2018 at Chalmers University inGothenburg, Sweden, and was co-located with... | Continue reading
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This SIGPLAN paper describes the origins & evolution of the Forth programming language. Authoritative, written by two of the founders of the Forth movement. | Continue reading
At this year's Global Trajectory Optimization Competition (GTOC), a team from the ESA presented a model for how humanity could settle the Milky Way galaxy. | Continue reading
Nix/Nixpkgs/NixOS has 30 repositories available. Follow their code on GitHub. | Continue reading
There don’t ever seem to be any consequences for Trump advisers who tell lies or break the law. | Continue reading
Earth Engine is the world’s first and only power source propelled by Magnetic Propulsion. | Continue reading
In the late 1970s, Chinatown restaurants started booking some unlikely dinner entertainment: the rowdy young bands of the nascent West Coast punk scene. | Continue reading
Are you excited to see the Teen Titans Go vs Teen Titans animated movie? Is Andy Serkis going to be in The Batman? All that and more. | Continue reading
Issue StarCraft: Ghost:What went wrongby Patrick Stafford Robert Huebner was on top of the world.The Tokyo Game Show. 2002. Less than two years... | Continue reading
Slap on some solar panels and a control board and it flies for a half-second. | Continue reading
Fond fond.co is a SaaS platform that seamlessly consolidates employee rewards and recognition processes into one easy-to-use solution. With Fond, employees and managers can recognize each other, redeem rewards, access exclusive corporate discounts, and measure success so HR depar … | Continue reading
Google Arts & Culture, with expertise from music video geniuses La Blogothèque, have produced a series of videos th | Continue reading
Running a developer survey like the State of CSS is a multi-stage process. First, you need to collect the data. Then, you process it into a usable shape. | Continue reading
Joe Hill will write and curate a series of new horror comics for DC called Hill House Comics. | Continue reading
New instalment might be arriving sooner than fans thought | Continue reading
At midnight UTC on New Year’s Day, deep inside Cloudflare’s custom RRDNS software, a number went negative when it should always have been, at worst, zero. A little later this negative value caused RRDNS to panic. | Continue reading
After growing up poor with 11 brothers and sisters in Arkansas and learning to play a four-dollar Se | Continue reading
Verizon, seeking to deter theft, gets FCC waiver to lock phones for 60 days. | Continue reading
Communities called for police officers to wear cameras with the hope that doing so would improve police accountability, not further mass surveillance. But today, we stand at a crossroads. Face recognition technology is now capable of being interfaced with body-worn cameras in rea … | Continue reading
While on the press rounds for Spider-Man: Far From Home, a cut Tom Holland Spider-Man Into the Spider-Verse cameo was confirmed by the actor himself. | Continue reading
It’s Now or Never | Continue reading
According to the Go language specification: | Continue reading
The list of curated resources and software engineering blog posts for 2019-06-27 | Continue reading
As we move into summertime here we also move into the 4th hour of our Unpacked: Full-Stack GraphQL course. Sweet! This week we have 2 new videos for you! Caching is difficult to do right. It’s also essential if you want your GraphQL client to be snappy. Thankfully, Apollo Client … | Continue reading
In the previous two posts, we’ve seen how to build a custom network API with Kubernetes CRDs and push the resulting configuration to network devices. In this post, we’ll apply the final touches by enabling oAuth2 authentication and enforcing separation between different tenants. … | Continue reading
There has been a lot of news and discussion over the weekend on the topic of Steam on Linux and officially supported and recommended distributions. For those not in the loop, last week the Ubuntu project announced their intent to change how they're approaching 32-bit library supp … | Continue reading
The continuing emergence of decentralized finance (DeFi) means that by the time your next car loan quest comes round, a bank may not be your only port of call. | Continue reading