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It's pretty weird to use something I've written about in the abstract for so long.

Error-correcting a quantum computer can mean processing 100TB every second.

Ubiquitous RADIUS scheme uses homegrown authentication based on MD5. Yup, you heard right.

All it took was a reverse-engineered camera firmware and a custom API rewrite.

Veriwave Telco "identified one client as the source of all of the calls."

Z-Library defends admins and vows to expand access after domain seizures.

"What is the dream of Rome if our people are not free?"

For diabetes patients, GLP-1 drugs linked to lower cancer risks compared to insulin.

The HP 200LX included a mysterious maze game called Lair of Squid. We tracked down the author.

The game's "next-gen update" threatened to upend years of work on the "DLC-sized" mod.

Bill and Ted co-creator Ed Solomon joins physicists Sean Carroll and Jim Kakalios

"One of the main innovations on the launcher is the upper stage."

Multnomah County's heat dome conditions killed 69 people in 2021.

The Verge TS is anything but cheap, but it does feature cutting-edge technology.

European iOS users will see the alternative app store launch sometime soon.

"I can be that witch again."

CDK outage likely slumped June auto sales, may have cost more than $600M.

Without updates or ability to download after August, app will become useless.

The Cyber Safety Review Board missed an opportunity to prevent future attacks, experts say.

Legal options limited to stop fake TikTok accounts harming teachers, school says.

It's still bare-bones by most standards, but Notepad has evolved a lot recently.

Families say deal with US "fails to hold Boeing accountable" for 346 crash deaths.

The prototype is here to gauge interest and promote NASCAR's sustainability push.

Pitt: "You've never seen speed, you've never seen just the G forces like this."

The Sex Education actor brings sparkling energy, charisma, and superb style to the role.

As the plateau of the icefield thins, ice and snow reserves at higher altitudes are lost.

50 years of excavation unveiled the story of a catastrophic event and its aftermath.

Men, women, and immigrants all seemed to have similar dietary inputs.

We need new fuels as society moves away from coal, natural gas and oil.

The all-private Polaris Dawn spacewalk mission is set for launch no earlier than July 31.

Medical toxicologist walks through what we know and don't know about the cases.

Full fusion power won't happen until nearly 2040 on new timeline.

Elon Musk says lawsuit over late disclosure of Twitter stake makes no sense."

Competitors have tried and failed to keep SpaceX from establishing launch sites before.

A hack on satellites could cripple much of our digital infrastructure.

Amazon giving refunds for business bot, will focus on home version instead.

How I stopped worrying and learned to love the big screen.

A booster landing would be a calculated risk to SpaceX's launch tower infrastructure.

Animeflix shutters amid intensifying global crackdown on anime piracy.

Authority cited by FTC just a "housekeeping statute," US judge in Texas rules.

Artists must wait weeks for Glaze defense against AI scraping amid TOS updates.

Stars shouldn't form that close to the black hole, so these would need explaining.

The benefits of a good sneeze can sometimes come with a greater risk of injury.

Many website admins, it seems, have yet to get memo to remove Polyfill[.]io links.

Cave deposits yield bones of sheep, yaks, carnivores, and birds that were butchered.

A new generation of engineers has realized they can push heat pumps to the limit.

Patelco Credit Union in Calif. shut down numerous banking services after attack.

But what about fax machines?

Brominated vegetable oil (BVO) is used in citrus sodas but has largely been phased out.