Elementary OS: How I Learned To Stop Tweaking Linux And Love The Workflow
During my first week using elementary OS I felt unusually confined. Shackled by things like no minimize button, no dark
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Category: Computer Tech
How This Former MIT Professor And Google Engineer Used Holograms To Build A $28 Million Startup – Lauren Aratani
A red laser pointer shining through a raw chicken carcass may not seem like groundbreaking science, but for veteran technologist
Nvidia Shares Slide 17% as Cryptocurrency Demand – Munsif Vengattil & Stephen Nellis, Reuters
Bengaluru/San Francisco: Chip designer Nvidia Corp on Thursday forecast sales for its fiscal fourth quarter well below Wall Street expectations,
TransferWise Chairman: Distributed Ledger Technology Is Very Hard To Use – Ogwu Osaemezu Emmanuel
Blockchain technology, which undergirds bitcoin and other digital assets is slowly but steadily making its way into mainstream finance, but some
Sprint T-Mobile Merger: A Look At Some Of The Recent Developments – Trefis Team
T-Mobile recently indicated that its proposed merger with Sprint could close by as early as Q1 2019, although it noted
China’s Ping An Insurance Firm Partner With Sanya City Authorities to Build DLT-Powered Smart City – Ogwu Osaemezu Emmanuel
Ping An Insurance Group, a highly reputed China-based insurance corporation has joined forces with the Sanya municipal government to develop
Xerox Awarded Patent for DLT Based Electronic Document Verification System – Aisshwarya Tiwari
According to a patent filing published November 13, 2018, by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO), American print and
The Best Way to Fill Your Kindle, iPad, or Tablet Without Overspending – Rick Ardman
You’re the proud new owner of a tablet or ereader! You’ve probably already made your reading list for the new
Microsoft Broke Windows 10 Again, Despite Warnings From Windows Insiders – Jason Evangelho
Well folks, I’m running out of ways to cleverly introduce the fact that your current build of Windows 10 may
Why Doctors Hate Their Computers – Atul Gawande
On a sunny afternoon in May, 2015, I joined a dozen other surgeons at a downtown Boston office building to