Technology Commentary

The internet’s file format has been diagnosed as “cringe,” but there are other threats to its existence.

Let’s take a look at how Apple has been so successful at making itself the default choice for many consumers.

Just as soon as the party invitation, funeral notice, or wedding announcement arrives, the familiar thoughts begin: Do I have to go? Will I be missed if I don’t? Is there any way to get out of this? Even when the summons comes from a close friend or beloved family member, there are often other […]

Cult-favorite Weatherscan TV service launched in 1999; hobbyists aim to keep it alive.

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While seemingly just a messaging app, WeChat is actually more of a portal, a platform, and even a mobile operating system depending on how you look at it. Much has been written about WeChat in the context of messaging app trends, but few outside of China really understand how it works -- and how it can pull off what for many companies (and countries) is still a far-off vision of a world managed entirely through our smartphones. Most notable, however, for anyone in the tech business is WeChat’s average revenue per user or ARPU, which is estimated to be at least $7 USD -- that’s 7X the ARPU of WhatsApp, the largest messaging platform in the world. How did WeChat do it? MORE

Video game development has become one of the toughest jobs in the world as developers are constantly trying to meet the demands of consumers.

The story of the cultural significance of the Headless Horseman myth is enough to make your head fall off.

The New Yorker recently published a fascinating article about David Mills, a computer engineer who worked for COMSAT and ARPANET in the early days of Internet development. Mills was one of the firs…

A software developer builds applications that help users perform specific tasks. In this post, we explore the skills required to be a software developer.

An obscure software system synchronizes the network’s clocks. Who will keep it running?

How to embrace absurdity and unlock more creative coding

The website of Robin Rendle, a designer and writer from the UK.

The platform empowers your teams to concentrate on solving real business problems by abstracting away organizational complexities and toil.

Abhilash Verma, new head of the company's app delivery and security product portfolio, NetScaler, tells what's in store for scaling, data insights and more. #security #DevOpstools #data #Citrix #NetScaler

Isn't code something worth paying for? Well, frankly, no

The story of brazen heads, the odd fates of those who embrace them, and what they tell us about modern robotics.

All about the camera! Photo courtesy of Apple. I was traveling when Apple launched the new iPhone 14 series. For once, I had no desire to upgrade from my 13 Pro — only a year old. It is a gre…

Let's look at a comparison between the classical GitOps vs DevOps. What are the key similarities and differences?

In a trip down memory lane, I recall my experience with QEMU, and how the project changed completely to accommodate a new industry trend…

My tip for personal blogs is to avoid technical distractions. This article shows how to do so by setting up WordPress on Linode with just a few clicks.

It’s been 10 years since Microsoft unveiled TypeScript, a programming language that would develop alongside JavaScript but offer new ways for developers to manage large…

Developments in Machine Learning, Metaverse, Web3, and More

When the first mainframes were running businesses seven decades ago, software was an afterthought. The real, differentiated and thereby commercial value lay in the design and construction of the hardware – everything from the processor to the storage. Thus it was that the SHARE user group was afforded access, by IBM, to the source code