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Paged Out! is an experimental technical magazine that covers a wide range of topics including programming, hacking, retro computers, and demoscene. The magazine is created by the community and is not-for-profit, meaning that all issues can be freely downloaded, shared, and printed. The latest issue, Issue #3, is currently in a beta build and will […]
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US Steel has agreed to be acquired by Nippon Steel, Japan’s largest steelmaker, in a $14.1 billion deal. This marks a significant decline for the once-dominant American company, which was once the largest in the world. While US Steel’s CEO believes the deal is beneficial for both companies and the US steel industry, the United […]
Facebook is being flooded with AI-generated content that is masquerading as real, stolen artwork. One example is the image of a man kneeling next to an intricate wooden carving of his bulldog, which has been posted multiple times on engagement bait Facebook pages. The man and the dog in each image are different, and it […]
Ventoy 1.0.96 is now available, and it is an open source tool that allows you to create bootable USB drives for various file types, including ISO, WIM, IMG, VHD(x), and EFI. One of the standout features of Ventoy is that you don’t have to format the disk repeatedly; simply copy the files onto the USB […]
Potato.cheap is the home of the “cheap” web, a philosophy of web design that values paying creators and using honest tools and materials. The author emphasizes the need to support creators and the infrastructure that supports them, even if it means spending more than $1 per hour on entertainment. They also criticize the current state […]
TBMQ is an open-source MQTT message broker that is capable of handling over 4 million concurrent client connections. It supports high throughput, with a minimum of 3 million messages per second throughput per single cluster node, and low latency delivery. In cluster mode, it can support over 100 million connected clients. TBMQ is designed to […]
I regret to inform the community that due to the destruction of my house by Russians who invaded my country, Wasm3 will enter a minimal maintenance phase. I am unable to continue developing new features at this time. However, I am committed to keeping the project alive and will review and merge incoming Pull Requests. […]
The gccrs project aims to implement a Rust compiler in the GNU Compiler Collection (GCC). While the project has made progress, it is not yet complete. Another approach to GCC Rust code generation is available in rustc_codegen_gcc. Gccrs targets Rust version 1.49 and is working on compiling the core and alloc crates of the Rust […]
Figma and Adobe have decided to end their proposed acquisition after 15 months of regulatory review. Despite efforts to demonstrate the differences between the two companies and their products to regulators, they no longer see a path to approval. While disappointed, Figma remains committed to its goal of bridging the gap between imagination and reality […]
The web content discusses a little web app that demonstrates how to fetch 3D Tiles from the Google Photorealistic API and normalize & rotate the glTF tiles. The purpose of the app is to educate users on how to experiment with the API and adjust parameters like zoom and screen space error. Offline use is […]