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For days now, I've been pondering whether or not to post a link to this story, but after a talk with my closest friends about how much we despise anti-vaxxers - they just had their first baby - I feel like the story in question highlights a very uncomfortable truth we have to face.

Haiku's latest monthly activity report is out, and it contains a lot of interesting points of progress. Since I can't highlight them all, here's one that I think is vital.Korli continued his work on 32-bit applications support for x86_64. He now has most of the binary-loading, commpage, signals, and syscall system changes merged, though there are still a lot of pending changes to fix individual syscalls and then start applications in 32-bit mode.There's also a major new port: LibreOffice has been ported to Haiku.

Sundar Pichai has outlined the rules the company will follow when it comes to the development and application of AI.

An anonymous user sent this one in, and even though it's old - 2014 - I hadn't read it yet, and I don't think it's ever been posted here.

ReactOS has unveiled its Google Summer of Code project, undertaken by Victor Perevertki.

In a blog post, Microsoft announced Visual Studio 2019.

As I said, there's one aspect of macOS Mojave that we really do have to talk about.

And, as expected, Apple also previewed macOS 10.14, nicknamed Mojave.

Apple previewed iOS 12 today, and two features stand out to me as exciting and interesting. First, a focus on performance for the many, many people using older iPhones and iPads.