When an AV Receiver Still Beats a Soundbar

Great sound quality, customization, and expandability make AV receivers a superior choice—discover why they still outperform soundbars for your home theater needs.

The Home Upgrade That Makes Remote Work Less Exhausting

Just a few simple upgrades can transform your home office, making remote work less exhausting—discover the key to a more comfortable workspace.

Gemini CLI will stop working from June 18, 2026

Google will shut down Gemini CLI on June 18, 2026, transitioning users to the new Antigravity CLI platform. This impacts developers relying on Gemini tools.

Exclusive: Meta lays out details of May 20 restructuring in internal document

Meta has disclosed internal plans for a major restructuring set for May 20, including layoffs and organizational changes, according to an internal document.

Peter Salus has died

Peter Salus, renowned for his work on Unix history, passed away on May 15, 2026, at age 85. His contributions shaped understanding of computing history.

Senator Adam Schiff Proposes Bill Requiring Data Centers to Pay for Own Power

Senator Adam Schiff introduces legislation mandating large data centers to secure their own power, aiming to reduce energy costs and address grid concerns.

Peter Neumann has died

Peter Neumann, renowned computer security researcher, has died in his sleep at age 75. His death was confirmed by colleagues; further details are forthcoming.

Google changes its search box

Google introduces a new AI-driven search box, the biggest upgrade in over 25 years, enhancing user experience with intuitive features and multimodal inputs.

TIL that 32 bit time will run out in 2038, while 64 bit time will run out approximately 292 billion years from now

The Year 2038 problem will cause 32-bit systems to overflow on January 19, 2038, while 64-bit systems are not expected to face issues for billions of years.

I’ve built a virtual museum with nearly every operating system you can think of

A developer has created a virtual museum featuring nearly every notable operating system, running on various emulators via a Linux VM, accessible to all.