Fetishizing men in pain has high, long-term costs for all genders

The Roomba cleaned floors, and it was a hit. But though many have tried to perfect the next version of a home robot, no one has succeeded yet.

Posted by Mark Brand, Google Project Zero On the majority of systems, under normal conditions, SwiftShader will never be used by Chrome ...

PipelineDB is an open-source relational database that runs SQL queries continuously on streams, incrementally storing results in tables.

The command line. You either love it or hate it, but if you do anything with a Unix-like system you are going to have to use it eventually. You might find marker — a system billed as a &#8220…

The donation of 1% of Citus Data stock is being made to advance the growth of the open source PostgreSQL database in both the U.S. & in Europe. The Citus database is an extension to PostgreSQL. Citus Data is also joining the Pledge 1% movement alongside organizations…

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GrayKey can no longer crack passwords on devices updated to the latest version of iOS

It’s the first Go phone in the US to run the latest version of Android

On behalf of the Cloud Native Computing Foundation, I’m excited to announce the GA release of gRPC-Web, a JavaScript client library that enables web apps to communicate directly with backend gRPC…

How one of the biggest games in the world defends itself

Chinese AI company Mobvoi has consistently been one of the best also-rans in the smartwatch game, which remains dominated by Apple. Today, it launched a sequel to its 2016 TicWatch, which was a viral hit raising over $2 million on Kickstarter, and it unveiled…

Microsoft’s Q1 2019 financial results are strong thanks to cloud growth, more Surface revenue, and impressive gains in gaming Xbox hardware and services

Regulation is coming whether tech companies like it or not

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The company made $311 million, which is more than any other quarter in Tesla’s history.

The breach Cathay suffered is notable for exposing passport details.

"Yeah! Well of course we're working on it," Facebook's head of augmented reality Ficus Kirkpatrick told me when I asked him at TechCrunch's AR/VR event in

For now, anyway.