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Game Boy Camera Canon EF lens mount
Apple leaks macOS 10.14 dark mode, Xcode 10
VLC becomes one of first ARM64 Windows apps
Steam's unclear pornography rules hurt small game developers
macOS High Sierra 10.13.5 released
Google plans not to renew its contract with the US military
Arm Cortex-A76 unveiled: taking aim at the top for 7nm
Apple is blocking Telegram updates following Russian ban
Sailfish OS 2.2.0 released
The real power of Linux executables
Samsung won't be forced to update old phones
How a Pentagon contract became an identity crisis for Google
Intel launches Optane DIMMs up to 512GB
Atari launches Indiegogo campaign for VCS, reveals its specs
The Atari VCS, the new gaming console from Atari, has been launched as an Indiegogo campaign with preorders available today, with a shipping date set for early 2019.
Introducing Mono on AIX and IBM i
Why is Elon Musk raging at "big media"?
Nebulet: microkernel that implements WebAssembly in Ring 0
Lobotomizing GNOME
UTC is enough for everyone... Right?
How to enable case sensitivity for NTFS support for folders
iOS 11.4 released
Apple has released iOS 11.4.
Porting guide from Qt 1.0 to 5.11
"Huawei's new MateBook X Pro is the best laptop right now"
PUBG takes US game firm to court
'Crush them': oral history of the lawsuit that upended Silicon Valley
NetBSD network security audit
Game companies need to cut the crap: loot boxes are gambling
The Windows 10 April Update (1803): the littlest big update
USB reverse engineering: down the rabbit hole
The AD9361: when microchips are more profitable than drugs
The forgotten '80s home robot trend
There's real reasons for Linux to replace ifconfig, netstat, et al.
US news sites block EU readers due to GDPR
This article is terrible, and clearly chooses sides with advertisers and data harvesters over users - not surprising, coming from Bloomberg.
Apple rejects Valve's Steam Link game streaming app
Living in a Docker world
How to manage file access permissions for Windows Store apps
NVIDIA Shield TV finally gets Android 8.0 Oreo update
Why Android P gestures are a risk worth taking
Essential up for sale, cancels next phone
Edge still most efficient Windows browser; Chrome gets closer
Microsoft extends GDPR's rights to all of its customers
Microsoft is extending the GDPR's rights to all of its customers across the world.
Today Mac OS X is as old as the Classic Mac OS
The history of the Philips CD-i, failed PlayStation ancestor
Hackintosh before hackintosh: when Mac fans skinned Windows
Apple launches new privacy portal due to GDPR
More evidence for Microsoft's foldable device in latest SDK
Judge rules Trump can't block users on Twitter
Eudora source code released
A gorgeous guide to the first wave of personal computers
Photographer James Ball (aka Docubyte) knows what a computer is. He's spent part of career lovingly photographing the machines of yesteryear, from the giant mainframes of the '50s and '60s to the first wave of personal computers in the late '70s and '80s. When he saw Apple's iPad pro advertisement that ended with a young girl asking "What's a computer?" as she typed away on her tablet, it provoked him."I'm not some old technophobe, and I get the whole post-computing cloud/device blah blah thing," Ball told Motherboard via email. "But I wanted to pick up an old Mac and say 'Hey! Remember this? This is a computer. The era of crazy shaped beige boxes and clunky clicking keyboards, for me and a lot of other people, that is a computer."To honor those machines, Ball has created a series of high resolution animated gifs honoring 16 machines from the era of the birth of the personal computer. He calls the project 'I Am a Computer: Icons of Beige.'These are gorgeous.
PlayStation CEO: PS4 entering final phase of life cycle
PlayStation 4 is entering the final phase of its life cycle, Sony Interactive Entertainment president and CEO John (Tsuyoshi) Kodera said at Sony Investor Relations Day 2018 in Tokyo today.The platform first launched in North America and Europe in November 2013, followed by Japan in February 2014. It has shipped 79 million units as of March 31, 2018.Didn't I just buy a PS4 Pro? Am I the only one to whom this seems... A little premature?
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