Tim King, known for his work on AmigaDOS, has died. His contributions shaped early computer operating systems and impacted the retro computing community.
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Delphi 13 Community Edition Is Now Available
Embarcadero has announced the release of Delphi 13 Community Edition, offering free access to the latest version for individual developers and small teams.
Making Holograms With A Pen Plotter
Researchers have developed a method to produce holograms using a standard pen plotter, opening new possibilities for accessible 3D imaging.
Why Gentle Garden Lighting Is The Must-Try Trend Replacing Floodlights This Summer
Garden experts report a shift toward solar-powered, gentle lighting over floodlights for outdoor spaces this summer, emphasizing ambiance and energy savings.
Show HN: iPhone App Takes Simultaneous Images From 2 Lenses, Fuses Into 1 Photo
An iPhone app now captures images simultaneously from both lenses and fuses them into a single photo, offering enhanced depth and detail.
Radhika Chitalia Late Father’s Passport Transforms Into A Memory Capsule
Radhika Chitalia has repurposed her late father’s passport as a personal memory capsule, transforming a travel document into a symbol of remembrance.
London Underground Begins Scanning Passengers’ Faces
London Underground has begun implementing face scanning technology on some stations, raising privacy concerns amid ongoing testing and limited rollout.
Show HN: Git-knife – Edit Commit Messages, Authors, And Dates Like A Spreadsheet
Git-knife introduces a spreadsheet-style interface for editing Git commit messages, authors, and dates, streamlining repository management.
Alienware Surges In Global Coverage
Alienware experiences a surge in worldwide coverage, with 40 media mentions in a recent window, indicating increased public and media interest.
Illinois Just Passed A Law That Puts Linux On The Hook For Age Verification
Illinois passes legislation making Linux responsible for age verification compliance, raising questions about technology and privacy implications.