Apple has been releasing graphical operating systems since 1984 and in 40 years they haven’t learned enough to make a great OS. In this…

Battery EVs have won the clean car race, so bankrolling a major buildout of hydrogen infrastructure seems foolish.

Online security is extremely important for people in Ukraine and the surrounding region right now. Government agencies, independent newspapers and public service provide…

utt is the universal text transformer. Contribute to queer/utt development by creating an account on GitHub.

Select, put and delete data from JSON, TOML, YAML, XML, INI, HCL and CSV files with a single tool. Also available as a go mod. - TomWright/dasel

Neurologist Phil Kennedy set out to build the ultimate brain-computer interface. In the process he almost lost his mind.

A look at what we call ourselves and what our names mean to us; it surely can't stand in for who we really are.

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The report finds that climate change is affecting every person's physical and mental health.

If you're lucky enough to own the modular marvel that is the Framework laptop you'll be thrilled to know that Ubuntu 20.04.4 LTS "just works" on the device.

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Ford said part of the corporate overhaul to create distinct divisions for EVs and gas-engine vehicles will include big changes...

I’ve been feeling a certain stagnation in Mac software these past few years. In this piece I try to understand why.

The Barcelona superblock has been put forward as an innovative urban strategy to transform cities to be more liveable and sustainable. Whether superblocks could potentially be implemented in other cities as well and how disruptive potential sites are to traffic…

Across the country, Amazon's delivery service partners, the small businesses that exclusively deliver packages for Amazon, are going tens of thousands of dollars into the negative.

From the highly eclectic blog of Mark Dominus