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Updated 2024-11-24 00:16
FrontPage 98: elegant and exquisite
How about a throwback to 1997?
Windows 10 warns users when opening Firefox, Chrome
Apple unveils new iPhones, new Apple Watch
Will we ever get tired of buying iPhones?
Porting Hyperkernel to the ARM architecture
Chrome OS to get native support for Windows file sharing
Mojave's security protections face usability challenges
Microsoft extends paid updates for Windows 7 beyond 2020
Apple 1 ROM disassembly
Qualcomm finally has a new chip for Android smartwatches
Huawei, Honor caught cheating on benchmarks
Dozens of iOS, Android apps secretly share location data
Creator of TempleOS, Terry Davis, has passed away
Terrence Andrew Davis, sole creator and developer of TempleOS (née LoseThos), has passed away at age 48. Davis suffered from mental illness - schizophrenia - which had a severe impact on his life. He claimed he created his operating system after having spoken with and receiving instructions from god, and he was a controversial figure, also here on OSNews, for his incomprehensible rants and abrasive style towards OSNews readers and staff. We eventually had to ban him, but our then-editor Kroc Kamen worked with him in 2010 to publish an article about his operating system despite his ban.Davis was clearly a gifted programmer - writing an entire operating system is no small feat - and it was sad to see him affected by his mental illness. I mourn his passing, and I wish his family and friends all the strength they need in these trying times. His family and friends are asking people to donate to "organizations working to ease the pain and suffering caused by mental illness", such as The Brain & Behaviour Research Foundation or the National Alliance on Mental Illness.I hope he found peace - wherever he may be.
Beta release nears for BeOS-inspired open source OS Haiku
On the road to pure Go X11 GUIs
Google wants to kill the URL
Ars Technica's Xbox Adaptive Controller review
US, others ask companies to build backdoors into encryption
US wireless carriers throttle Netflix, YouTube
Google turns 20
The Burroughs B5500 emulator hosting site
Note 5, S6 edge+ will not get monthly security updates
Firefox 62.0 released
PlayStation 2's repair services end after almost 20 years
Our USB-C dongle hell is almost over
Learning BASIC like it's 1983
$600 Chromebooks are a dangerous development for Microsoft
Chrome turns 10
Chrome turns 10 this weekend.
Z80 computer wirewrapped on perfboard
OpenBSD on the Microsoft Surface Go
x86-64 assembly language programming with Ubuntu
Lego wants to completely remake its toy bricks
Firefox: changing our approach to anti-tracking
Java's new Z Garbage Collector is very exciting
Microsoft will require suppliers to offer paid parental leave
Lenovo unveils its first Qualcomm Snapdragon 850 laptop
What the hell was The Microsoft Network?
Google is revamping the Wear OS smartwatch user interface
Why the future of data storage is (still) magnetic tape
Open source RISC-V implemented from scratch in one night
Acer wants to sell a dual Xeon Predator X system: please no
Recommended YouTube channel: PBS Space Time
I'm going to do something different today - I'm going to highlight a YouTube channel that I personally really enjoy, and that I think might be a good fit for OSNews readers as well. I plan on doing this more often, since I feel a text/article-only focus leads to OSNews missing out on a bunch of really great and informative content. The channels I'll be recommending will all be focused on technology and science, and since I have a deep disdain for the stereotypical spammy, clickbaity YouTube channels, you can be assured I'll only be recommending truly informative and quality channels.I'm going to start off with a channel called PBS Space Time.
Intel launches Whiskey Lake-U and Amber Lake-Y
Yahoo, bucking industry, scans emails for advertising
wideNES: peeking past the edge of NES games
A little bit of the one-time macOS version still lingers in ZFS
Facebook, Apple, Microsoft are contributing to OpenStreetMap
An oral history of 'GoldenEye 007' on the N64
The first Android Fortnite Installer had a serious vulnerability
The MRISC32: a vector-first CPU design
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