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Tablets tried to kill the PC. Then smartphones tried. Now the tables are turning and PCs are running smartphone software.

On April 9th, the blazingly brilliant military analyst who blogs anonymously as "Bernhard" at his "Moon of Alabama" site and whose headlines customarily understate what he actually proves, headlined "More Evidence That Ukraine Fired The Missile...

For years, Adobe Flash was synonymous with interactive websites, web video, and browser games. At its peak, Flash Player was on 99% of desktop browsers. A decade...

Mindomo Review: powerful mind mapping tool for users in education, work, and everywhere else

Every new laptop comes with a number of pre-installed apps, many of which are never unused. These programs are referred to as bloatware. Bloatware takes up a lot of space on your hard drive, limiting the number of photos,

Being able to accurately determine your location anywhere on the planet is a useful technological trick. But when tracking isn’t done by you, but to you—without your knowledge or consent—it’s a violation of your privacy. That’s why at EFF we’ve long fought against dragnet surveillance, mobile...

It's an excellent memorial. The project currently lists a staggering 70 scrapped products including Silverlight, the Adobe Flash competitor that once powered Netflix in the browser.

View the comic strip for Cul de Sac by cartoonist Richard Thompson created March 25, 2022 available on GoComics.com

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How one humble file type ruled the internet for decades.