LibreOffice is now accessible in your browser with ZetaOffice Web, allowing you to work on any device and maintain control over your data through self-hosting or their CDN. ZetaOffice Web offers seamless integration with existing systems, customizable options, and optimized performance for a smooth experience. This office suite includes Writer for word processing, Calc for […]
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The htmy library is an async, pure-Python rendering engine that offers powerful features such as React-like context support and Sync and async function components with decorator syntax. It is unopinionated, allowing users to use their choice of backend, CSS, and JS frameworks. The library is easy to customize and extend, even for junior engineers, with […]
This web content discusses the jazelle-wii Wii homebrew, which is capable of executing ARM code on the Starlet using Palapeli’s exploit. It sets the Starlet in Jazelle mode and then runs JVM bytecode specified in bytecode/bytecode. However, a large number of instructions are not supported by Jazelle and require predefined ARM code to handle. The […]
Three high school students, along with their mentor Malors Espinosa from the University of Toronto, set out to prove a new theorem related to knots and fractals. They revisited Karl Menger’s century-old theorem about the Menger sponge and aimed to show that all knots could be found within it. Through a clever and meticulous process, […]
The author shares their experience transitioning from Kubernetes to Google Cloud Run for container orchestration, citing simplicity, cost-effectiveness, and scalability as driving factors. They highlight the challenges faced with Kubernetes, such as cost overruns, managing large job volumes, and complexity overload. Cloud Run’s benefits include cost efficiency, fast, reliable autoscaling, and simple async task execution. […]
Two men have been arrested for stealing data from companies using Snowflake, while a hacker known as Kiberphant0m remains at large and continues extorting victims. Evidence suggests Kiberphant0m is a U.S. Army soldier stationed in South Korea. Kiberphant0m is selling stolen data, including call logs from high-profile individuals and data schema from the NSA. The […]
In 1994, Polish computing student Eva Pascoe opened Cyberia, the world’s first internet cafe in London. The cafe attracted club kids, game developers, and tech heads, offering a space for women to feel safe online. Cyberia spread globally, becoming a hub for the counterculture movement of the 90s. The cafe featured music legends like Mick […]
After World War II, Finland implemented a unique policy called setelinleikkaus where citizens cut their banknotes in half to avoid hyperinflation caused by post-war demand. The policy failed as it only affected a small fraction of the total money supply and citizens anticipated it by depositing their cash. In contrast, Belgium’s Operation Gutt dramatically reduced […]
Google has had to make substantial changes to its services in Europe due to the Digital Markets Act (DMA). This has included redesigning features, removing others, and making over 20 modifications to Google Search. While the changes have benefited comparison sites, they have negatively impacted airlines, hotel operators, and small retailers, leading to a decrease […]
Dmitrii Kovanikov’s blog discusses enterprise software development and functional programming in an engaging yet serious manner. He explores how functional programming concepts, like parsing instead of validating, making illegal states unrepresentable, treating errors as values, creating a functional core with an imperative shell, and using smart constructors, can lead to simpler and more robust code. […]