An Anonymous Coward writes:Spring Issue of 2600 Released - Important News:[For those who may be unfamiliar: 2600: The Hacker Quarterly "is an American seasonal publication of technical information and articles [...] on a variety of subjects including hacking, telephone switching systems, Internet protocols and services, as well as general news concerning the computer 'underground.'" --Ed.]
martyb writes:Microsoft decrees that all high-school IT teachers were wrong: Double spaces now flagged as typos in Word:One space good, two spaces bad? (This story appears near the end of the article; scroll down to see it.)
upstart writes in with an IRC submission for Bytram:Scientists unveil how general anesthesia works: A study in mice and rat brains reveals how general anesthesia dampens high frequency brain activity by weakening synapses:
upstart writes in with an IRC submission for Bytram:Good news for the wheat-sensitive among us: New research has heralded a promising step for sufferers of wheat sensitivity or allergy.:
hubie writes:The 26th of April marks the centenary of the Great Debate regarding the nature of the universe. At the end of the 19th Century, the general consensus was that the Milky Way Galaxy was the extent of the known universe. There were these known fuzzy spiral nebular disks that were not stars or planets, or even anything interesting like a comet, and there was quite a bit of speculation earlier in the century whether they were close objects or very very far away, but by the end of the century all the objects in the sky were thought to belong to a single great system. This opinion was summarized by one of the great science writers of the day, Agnes Clerke, who wrote in 1890
upstart writes in with an IRC submission for The Mighty Buzzard:Wine 5.7 Released With More Progress On D3D Vulkan Backend, USB Device Driver - Phoronix:
upstart writes in with an IRC submission for AnonymousCoward:Instacart has a problem with third-party apps letting shoppers pay for early access to orders – TechCrunch:
An Anonymous Coward writes:The silence of the owls describes an interesting new look at owl flight, and a recent attempt to figure out why they are so much quieter than other birds, and quieter than just about any other flying thing. Based on this paper, https://www.annualreviews.org/doi/10.1146/annurev-fluid-010518-040436