Kermit celebrates 45 years with the release of the first new C-Kermit version in 15 years, marking a significant milestone for the software and its users.
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Hamburg’s New Sternbrücke Navigates Through Bottleneck With 4,500 Tons On Centipedes – NDR.de
Hamburg’s latest Sternbrücke project successfully transported 4,500 tons of construction materials through a narrow passage, easing traffic congestion.
Decker, A Platform That Builds On The Legacy Of Hypercard And Classic macOS
Decker is a new platform that builds on the legacy of Hypercard and classic macOS, aiming to empower creative developers with nostalgic tools and modern capabilities.
The Zilog Z80 Has Turned 50
The Zilog Z80 microprocessor marks its 50th anniversary, highlighting its enduring legacy in computing history and modern technology.
Ente – Opening Our Books
Ente announces new transparency project ‘Opening Our Books’ to improve public access to its financial data and operations.
The git history command
A detailed overview of the Git history command, its confirmed features, significance for developers, and upcoming updates or developments.
The GNU Emacs Architecture: Unlocking The Core [Pdf]
A new detailed PDF explores the architecture of GNU Emacs, highlighting its core components and design principles, offering insights for developers and users.
Searching for Clues in Jeffrey Epstein’s Boyhood
Authorities are examining Jeffrey Epstein’s early life to understand potential influences on his later actions, as new details emerge about his upbringing.
The Kill Switch: What the Anthropic Export Ban Really Costs the AI Industry
A U.S. export-control order forced Anthropic to disable Claude Fable 5 and Mythos 5 worldwide, raising reliability risks for AI buyers.
Trump’s Immigrants
Examining the immigrant backgrounds of Donald Trump and his family amid his recent anti-immigrant stance, highlighting confirmed facts and ongoing uncertainties.