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Meet Richard Jones, who released Audioscrobbler 10 years ago today. Listening to music would never be the same.

We’re as freaked out and angry as everyone else.

In an exciting revelation at Flight Sim Expo 2024, Sporty’s and Infinite Flight announced a partnership, aiming to bridge the gap between flight simulation and real-world aviation training. This collaboration strives to revolutionize how aspiring pilots le

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The most dangerous way to politicize science is to claim that it is off-limits to debate, safeguarded in some way by truth and expertise.

Simplify and add big brakes.

From C'thun to N'Zoth, has Blizzard ever gotten its tentacled nightmare gods right?

Airbus has decided to step into the filmmaking world with the release of its first original documentary series, which looks at the evolution of the A330neo.

Demonstrating a sincere dedication to our readers, AeroTime asserts its commitment through a Code of Ethics centered on the fundamental principles of journalism: accuracy, impartiality and fairness, objectivity, and public accountability.

Documentation for Drafts app, a quick-capture note taking app for iPhone, iPad, Mac and Apple Watch.

After the world's first recorded ‘goonicide,’ is it time to reassess the effects of X-rated content on our minds, the environment, and democracy?

Happy President's Day

Mastodon has announced it will add quote posts to the platform, and some other news.

Volkswagen says several 2015–2020 Golf models, plus some Jetta and Audi A3 models, are included in the recall to fix a suction jet pump problem.

Use Google Lens to search your screen within the Google app or Chrome on iOS. Plus, AI Overviews are coming to more Lens queries.

Google is rolling out new search gestures in the Chrome and Google iOS apps that allow users to highlight anything on their screen to quickly search for it.

Sharing our thinking and progress on bringing Quote Posts to Mastodon, with a goal to create a safe and respectful space for everyone.

Your Phone and Watch have a lot of data about you. I mean, like, a lot. Someone should really write a book all about the general issues for society that this raises. Yesterday I decided I wanted to take a look specifically at the health data on my iPhone. I’m not a huge user of the iPhone’s or the Apple Watch’s health features. I don’t use or subscribe to Apple Fitness+, for example. I’m not in any studies. But I do have a bathroom scale that records data and I allow the Watch to keep an eye on my activity. This means that, like so many people, I have grown to heartily detest the blandly affirming Californian inside those devices who periodically encourages me to take a walk, or stand up, or be mindful, and so forth.

You can split an audio region such as a band recording into separate stems and use the individual stems in your projects.