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I wanted to start writing about my wanderings as a software developer and decided to start yet a new blog. I have previously written on M...

A recent controversy about Zoom’s ability to train AI on users’ conversations shows the importance of reading the fine print

A tour through WIRED's old "Fetish" product review section

Daria first saw a computer when she was just 12 years old. Since then, her fascination with technology, friendly atmosphere surrounding IT companies, and her love for technical subjects has led her on a journey of falling in love with software engineering. Read on to discover her story.

Popular messaging app Telegram recently announced that it’s been working on a new Stories feature that works pretty much the...

Copying Snapchat and BeReal all in one move.

You can even buy the building signs if you have a permit to remove them.

The space agency lost touch with the beloved spacecraft following a faulty command signal. Here’s how it happened—and how engineers worked to bring it back.

The developers of Lemmy held an extensive AMA. Here are some of the highlights and themes of the things they talked about.

A little-known 2018 study said the spread of self-driving cars was likely to mean more sex on the road. San Franciscans are making it happen.

From having a plan early on to doubling down on his writing routine, novelist Kern Carter shares the secret sauce behind how he landed three book deals — and paid his bills in the meantime.

Author Nana Kwame Adjei-Brenyah discusses shunning stereotypes, the power of rejection, and navigating the overt connection between art and commercial.

Medium Day 2023

Large and can charge: the 2025 Cadillac Escalade IQ.

He claims Apple’s Tetris film is heavily inspired by his book.

It’s trying to be a better messaging app — but also lots of other things.

The homepage will look a lot different if your watch history is off.

Exclusive content will appear on Spotify when a creator syncs accounts.

Tara Isabella Burton reviews “A Web of Our Own Making”

Shortcuts automations now “Run Immediately” in iOS 17 – a new era for Apple devices. However, there’s a few limitations in the current betas – let’s see if those are fixed by the full release.