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If he pulls this off, Elon Musk will basically become The Architect from 'The Matrix.'

We got invited to an art show there and it wasn't starting yet so we explored the campus lol

The landmark web scraping case was bounced back to the Ninth Circuit by the U.S. Supreme Court.

Following a number of enthusiasts successfully adding a USB-C port to the iPhone, engineer Ken Pillonel has explained how he added a fully functional...

Work better and faster with Bear and Apple Shortcuts. Search Bear with your voice, create daily journal templates, send todos to Reminders, and more—all with just a tap.

Data on your iPhone isn’t that different from any of your other belongings -- sometimes things get lost. For that reason, it’s important that you have an

The feature supports audio files less than five seconds long.

I clicked this FTASB and now I'm ROFLing so hard.

The FBI knows what you’re saying online (at least it thinks it does).

The original server operated by the Mastodon gGmbH non-profit

Admiring The Government Digital Service in the UK

Musk proposed a buyout of the social platform yesterday.

A billionaire doing billionaire things.

After a few weeks of back and forth, it seems Google has finally fulfilled its promise of killing off Assistant Snapshot for Android users.

The Lambda Tensorbook, from Razer

These Waze themes recall a time when gas was cheaper.

The move could mark a significant expansion.

Big News is an all new app that blends your newsletters and feeds together into one super-smart reading experience.

1Password 8 for iOS is here! Learn what’s new and how to download this Early Access version on your iPhone and iPad.

With the 2022 Apple Studio Display, the company has returned to the display business in a big way. To celebrate, I thought we could walk through the history of Apple's standalone flat displays. 1984: Apple IIc Flat Panel Display In April 1984, Apple introduced a 1-bit, 7-inch LCD for use with the somewhat-portable Apple IIc:...

The sharing button is simple, but you can make things more seamless and less time-consuming by choosing what happens when you tap it.

Posted by Ian Beer & Samuel Groß of Google Project Zero We want to thank Citizen Lab for sharing a sample of the FORCEDENTRY exploit w...

“alfalfa field and bluegrass plain catgut string and sorghum cane carving knife and turnip root nettle slipper on each foot”

“msdos_PowerChess_1989”

“@NeoYokel We are not bringing back montage parodies”