A Spanish forensic team says new genetic analysis reinforces the conclusion that the bones in Seville Cathedral belong to Christopher Columbus, though questions remain about whether some remains may also be in the Dominican Republic.
A new hosting move for the League of Legends Wiki is being framed as part of a broader effort to give communities more control over their own knowledge bases.
The Nobel Committee has recognized three scientists for their revolutionary work in protein design and structure prediction, opening new frontiers in medicine and biotechnology.
The 2024 Nobel Prize in physiology or medicine went to the two US biologists for work on microRNA, a molecule the Nobel committee said helps govern how cells function.
The spacecraft began its journey to Didymos and Dimorphos, where it will examine the effects of NASA's deliberate DART impact and refine planetary-defence models.
A resurfaced essay from John Carmack frames code inlining not as a speed trick but as a way to expose state changes, control flow, and hidden complexity.
Jazz is presenting itself as a relational database that stretches from frontend to backend and cloud while hiding much of the usual networking and collaboration plumbing.
A new explainer argues that the sand problem is real but often misstated, with geography, mining impacts, and manufactured alternatives mattering more than headline scarcity alone.
Meta says Orion is its first true augmented reality glasses product, though the company plans to keep the device in internal and limited external testing rather than sell it now.
A software engineer’s self-published design log traces how Braun alarm clocks, Apple StandBy mode, and iterative 3D printing shaped a bedside iPhone dock.
Researchers in South Africa say genomes from two people who lived about 10,000 years ago are the oldest human genomes yet reconstructed in the country, offering a rare genetic window into the Mesolithic past.
Creator Jeff Geerling says Elecrow published promotional tutorials narrated in a voice that sounds like his, raising a fresh dispute over consent and commercial AI voice use.
A small interaction bug in a radio-button layout becomes an argument for relentless hands-on testing and for treating interface polish like craft work.
Reporting in the packet says Apple is preparing to become the first client for TSMC’s new Arizona fab, with A16 chips already in small-scale production.