Hardware PlayStation 6 rumored to be able to render seven web pages at 30fps simultaneously Sony's newest generation game console PlayStation 5 is yet to become as ubiquitous as PS4. However, the industry is already full of rumors about the next version — PlayStation 6. Among
Hardware Volkswagen's electric car allegedly switches on hidden diesel engine when nobody's looking After weeks of extensive road testing, several motoring journalists have reported a suspicious noise coming from under the hood of the new EV from Volkswagen. While many happy owners suspect
Hardware Programmer invents non-moving car, claims "premature optimization is the root of all evil" An ambitious software engineer Nathan Zander, native of Northern California, decided to get into one of the most difficult industries: car manufacturing. To help the transition, Nathan is taking advantage
Hardware Expert says IoT and smart home devices are "very safe because they barely work anyway" The world of IoT (Internet of things) and smart home devices is viewed by many as wild west, with questionable security practices, numerous vulnerabilities and a large attack vector. Despite
Hardware Touchscreen-operated Bluetooth printer/projector with Zoom integration declared Antichrist by Catholic Church An ambitious hardware project is facing difficulties soon after raising more than 1.4M USD on Kickstarter. Apparently, the new, glossy touchscreen-operated, bluetooth-powered printer/projector combination device with native Zoom
Apps Linux laptop user claims her life is flawless, then proceeds to list 48 health problems 2021 is the year of the Linux Desktop according to Kaya, an enthusiastic GNU/Linux user with many years of experience running various distributions on multiple machines. In an interview
Programming NodeJS developer refuses to believe that gigahertz means billion hertz During a heated online discussion in one of Github's many threads, a young NodeJS developer firmly refused to believe that "giga" in gigahertz means "billion". In an emotional tantrum, they
Web Apple M1 chip: insulting challenge to web developers Years of progress towards a slower web and heavier websites undone Apple M1 ARM-based chip architecture. Web developers worldwide, feeling personally insulted, unite with a common challenge. The PJSE (Put
Hardware Thinkpad's famous pointing stick now illegal to use in public Legislators across the globe are declaring the famous pointing stick (also known as "nub" or "nipple") popularized by IBM Thinkpad laptops, illegal to use in public. Generally, showing the "nub"
Hardware Illuminati deny any involvement in the disappearance of the person who allegedly fixed Bluetooth forever The spokesperson of Global Illuminati Government denies any involvement in the disappearance of the person known as Neo, who, allegedly, managed to fix the Bluetooth technology once and for all.
Science Projector connectivity proved to be NP-hard Computer scientists from the European Center of Fundamental Research have published a peer-reviewed paper titled "Applications of The Szemerédi's Regularity Lemma to Acyclic Graph Connectivity of Video Projection Hardware". The
Hardware Users of Electron-based software can claim tax rebate for RAM purchase The governments of largest Western countries have joined forced in an unprecedented legislative effort and jointly accepted the universal tax benefit for users of Electron-based desktop software. Once approved, any
