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Ars Technica
A technology news publication known for in-depth, technical coverage of computing, science, policy, gaming, and IT.
DEV Community
A blogging platform and community where software developers publish articles, share knowledge, and discuss programming t…
Hacker News
A social news site run by Y Combinator where users submit and vote on links about startups, technology, and intellectual…
Lobsters
An invite-only community link aggregator focused on computing, programming, and software development with tag-based filt…
TechCrunch | Startup and Technology News
A news site reporting on the technology industry, startups, venture capital funding, and emerging consumer and business…
The Verge
A technology, science, and culture news site covering gadgets, consumer electronics, and how technology shapes everyday…
WIRED
A magazine and news site covering how technology, science, business, and culture intersect and shape the future.
1/25-Scale Cray C90 Wristwatch
A maker's write-up of building a working wristwatch shaped like a scaled-down Cray C90 supercomputer, from 3D design and…
10 > 64, in QR Codes
A short, surprising explainer on why storing binary data as decimal digits beats base64 inside a QR code, thanks to the…
1967 Futurists Predictions for the 21st Century
A look back at what 1967 futurists predicted life would be like in the 21st century, from TVparty's retro archive - a fu…
27 Years Later the Psion 3a Is Still Wonderful
A fond look at the Psion 3a pocket computer rediscovered in a cupboard, still working after 27 years, and why its keyboa…
2D Vehicles
Pat Kerr tells how a weekend 1996 physics prototype in GFA BASIC became the vehicle system of Grand Theft Auto, with the…
33 Line React
A programming essay showing how a React-like library can fit in 33 lines of code, as a way to understand how components…
3D Packing for 3D Printing
A write-up on a program that packs many 3D models into the smallest possible volume for 3D printing, with images of the…
3D Printing Giant Things With a Python Jigsaw Generator
A maker's write-up on generating giant jigsaw puzzles with a Python script and 3D printing the pieces, with the code and…
4 Billion If Statements
A tongue-in-cheek post exploring a viral screenshot of absurd code and asking how many if statements it would take to ch…
404 Media
A journalist-owned outlet publishing investigative reporting on technology, surveillance, AI, hacking, and the hidden co…
8088 MPH: We Break All Your Emulators
The story behind 8088 MPH, a legendary demo that coaxes hundreds of colours, 3D effects and polyphonic music out of a st…
84-24
A beautifully designed scrolling tale of one developer's midlife quest to find and restore an original 1984 Macintosh, f…
93% of Paint Splatters are Valid Perl Programs
A deadpan April Fools research paper showing that random paint splatters can be read as valid Perl, with a gallery of co…
93% of Paint Splatters Are Valid Perl Programs
A SIGBOVIK joke paper showing that most random paint splatters, run through OCR, turn out to be valid Perl code, with a…
A (More) Modern CSS Reset
An update to a widely shared CSS reset, explaining each rule that sets a consistent baseline across browsers and how the…
A Brief History of Rogue
Glenn Wichman, co-creator of Rogue, recounts how the 1980 dungeon crawler was built on Unix machines at UC Santa Cruz an…
A Brief Interview with AWK Creator Brian Kernighan
A short Q&A with Brian Kernighan about creating AWK, how small languages come to be, and what a lifetime of Unix-era pro…
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