Tender shortcake, strawberry filling, juicy fresh strawberries, and whipped cream are layered for spectacular Strawberry Shortcake Sliders! | Continue reading
Slight caveat: Solange didn’t follow Twitter’s advice, but she DID post four images in advance of the Met Gala and solicit opinions on which she should wear, which is a very fun way of cracking open the door and letting us peek at the thought that goes into it. The theme for this … | Continue reading
In our Star Wars: The Bad Batch Cut and Run review, we take a look at the second episode of the series, which reintroduces an old ally. | Continue reading
Starting with recipes from Jason Schreiber's colorful cookbook, “Fruit Cake.” | Continue reading
I have a real distaste for this question. It might seem like a fun question to dig into on the surface, but the way it enters public discourse rarely | Continue reading
Afraid because of breaking changes? Learn how do we plan to reduce breaking changes in our tooling APIs by introducing a new design approach called Intent-driven. | Continue reading
In a new report to Congress, the Federal Trade Commission identifies numerous types of repair restrictions, such as using adhesives that make parts difficult to replace, limiting the availability of spare parts, and making diagnostic software unavailable. | Continue reading
These are a few great links about typography that have been burning a hole in my saved bookmarks folder that I'm just now getting around to sharing. There's good stuff in there, from how to choose typefaces for app design to ideas for how to fix the concept of font sizing in CSS. | Continue reading
A team of researchers from Zhejiang University, Xi'an Jiaotong University and Monash University has developed a way to bind multiple strands of graphene oxide into a thick cable. In their paper published in the journal Science, the group describes their process and possible uses … | Continue reading
DARPA tapped Blue Origin, Lockheed Martin and General Atomics for the tests. | Continue reading
The development from the Biden administration draws cheers from public-health researchers and ire from drugmakers | Continue reading
The development from the Biden administration draws cheers from public health researchers and ire from drugmakers | Continue reading
Homemade Banana Pudding is a beautiful no-bake dessert with layers of bananas, vanilla cookies, homemade vanilla pudding, and whipped cream. | Continue reading
The company will have no headquarters, and no office in San Francisco. | Continue reading
Joseph Kelly has an easy fix to the climate crisis — and he’ll take down anyone who tries to stop him from selling it to you. | Continue reading
A team of researchers from Lund University, the University of Copenhagen and the Nature Research Centre in Lithuania has found that some great reed warblers climb as high as 6,000 meters when they fly over the Sahara Desert and the Mediterranean Sea. In their paper published in t … | Continue reading
Epic Games, the maker of online video game Fortnite, is currently facing Apple in a US federal court in a trial that could not just decide how mobile apps are regulated, but how technology firms can act in general, says Frederike Kaltheuner | Continue reading
A slack app that lets you sync status of your profile across multiple workspaces. | Continue reading
bgr.com - Apple rolled out iOS 14.5 a few weeks ago, which brings over a highly-anticipated privacy feature. App Tracking Transparency (ATT) forces developers … | Continue reading
Based on the shapes of their pelvises, extinct hominins like Australopithecus had a hard time giving birth, suggesting mothers in labour needed assistance from their peers | Continue reading
Human laughter is common, but it's a somewhat mysterious part of our evolution. It's clear to evolutionary scholars that we laugh as a part of play, signaling our cooperation or friendliness. But how did laughter evolve? And are humans the only ones who do it? | Continue reading
Europe's Spaceport in French Guiana is carrying out combined tests to prepare for the arrival of Ariane 6, Europe's next generation heavy-lift launch vehicle. | Continue reading
The U.S. Department of Agriculture's Agricultural Research Service (ARS) today announced that an African Swine Fever Virus vaccine candidate has been adapted to grow in a cell line, which means that those involved in vaccine production will no longer have to rely on live pigs and … | Continue reading
On their long journey to form planets, dust grains may coalesce with each other much earlier than previously thought, simulations by RIKEN astrophysicists suggest1. This may mean revisiting conventional theories of planet formation. | Continue reading
Two proteins play a key role in the development of flight muscles and their tendons in fruit flies, two RIKEN developmental biologists have shown1. Their study reveals how the components of the muscle–tendon system develop in sync with each other, thereby avoiding catastrophic re … | Continue reading
Scientist claims aliens have visited us—and we should invest in searching for extraterrestrials | Continue reading
“Our competitor has released a new update,” the vice president said, “with thirty new features.” | Continue reading
In this article, you will learn how to derive quantitative evidence for the unique value propositions of your product: understand the respective levels... | Continue reading
A cosmic census of the currently known objects in the vicinity of our sun has revealed that there are 540 stars and planets in the immediate neighbourhood | Continue reading
Sony's partners are gearing up for a redesigned PS5. | Continue reading
A walkthrough on how to make the seemingly unoptimizable ORDER BY RANDOM() really fast and efficient. | Continue reading
This post discusses the background and evolution of camera use in 2D games. It provides numerous examples from the classic coin-ops to contemporary indie games, and offers techniques, terminology and practical solutions applicable in your own game. | Continue reading
This week Twitter has begun experimenting with a new feature called 'Tip Jar,' which lets Twitter users tip select profiles to support their work.. But the feature has sparked multiple concerns among Twitter users: from the sender's PayPal shipping address getting exposed, to how … | Continue reading