Technology Commentary

NewsGuard finds 49 websites spewing robo-written garbage to scoop ad money

“BlackBerry invented so many things that they’ll never get credit for.”

An exercise in design fiction, creating fictional products and objects for a speculative world. A mega-corporation creates a VR headset, and an autonomous collective pushes back.

A look at two prevalent approaches to cloud infrastructure management.

You wouldn’t measure the value of a car based on how much cheaper it is than a horse. Similarly, you can’t measure the overall value cloud delivers by the size of your bill.

This post covers what CDNs are, how they work, and why you need one. I also show you how to connect Akamai CDN to Object Storage.

Editor’s note: based on industry research (from Chrome and others), and the ubiquity of HTTPS, we will be replacing the lock icon in Chrome’...

Erik Brynjolfsson, Professor at the Stanford Institute for Human-Centred AI, explains how AI can find skill adjacencies that can help to close skills gaps.

Many open source maintainers aren't aligning their projects to current security standards, according to a new report by Tidelift. Lack of money, time and knowledge are the reasons.

Would technological developments make us superhuman or cyborgs? How should UX people contribute to the BCIs HCI-wise? A broad analysis and…

When people point a torch torwards sky, they need a hero. Pack your double bangs and promises. Someone needs a native app!

It's now easier to whip up the conversational tool of your HR department's dreams

We don’t need new gadgets; we need to use antibiotics more sparingly.

Former Twitter CEO and co-founder Jack Dorsey admits that Elon Musk wasn’t the right person to take over the platform.

A community subgroup is working to define standardized interfaces for common system resources and make extensions work across projects and products.

A realistic understanding of generative AI can guide us to its ideal use case: not a decision-maker or unsupervised agent tucked away from the end user, but an interface between humans and machines.

A marathon for documentation is a great way to produce or improve the docs for your open source project.

This is a DS 3600 analog telephone made by Tesla Stropkov in about 1982. It’s still functional and absolutely beautiful. Check out the blog post here for more.

"We needed it to be on the Daytona 500 side of the graph databases," LinkedIn Chief Architect for LIquid tells The New Stack.

Social Experiments Software Development, API development, Indutrial IOT

The Challenges of Docker Secrets Management,Manage sensitive data with Docker secrets,Running a development environment inside a Docker container

Discover the Wonderful Anthology of computer animation from the 1980s. Graphics like these were rendered on high-end computer workstations costing tens of thousands of dollars and the quality is no…