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A cyberattack on Australian shipping giant DP World, which may have been a ransomware attack, has resulted in serious disruptions at major ports.
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After the Pi 4 released, a discovery was quickly made that the internals of the popular single-board computer use PCIe to communicate with each other. This wasn’t an accessible PCIe …read more Continue reading Getting PCIe Working on the New Pi 5
Japan’s Port of Nagoya this week suspended cargo loading and unloading operations following a ransomware attack.
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USB, Type-C, USB PD and QC ports — all controlled by an intelligent chip in The 6-Port USB Fast Charge Tower.
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Historically, there have been a few cases of useful wireless power transmission over great distances, like a team at MIT that was able to light up a 60 W bulb …read more Continue reading The Ease of Wireless Charging, Without the Wait
Texas Instruments is a world-class semiconductors company, but unfortunately what they are best known for among the general public is dated consumer-grade calculators thanks to entrenched standardized testing. These testing …read more Continue reading Talking to a Texas Instruments Calculator
While Apple’s modern operating systems may seem like they exist independently of the rest of the computing world, they are actually close cousins of modern versions of Linux. The primary …read more Continue reading Change Desktop Environments on… iOS?
If you’ve ever felt the need to render DOOM using nothing but web browser checkboxes, [Andrew Healey] has you covered with his recent port of the first-person shooter. Naturally, this …read more Continue reading Play DOOM Using Web Browser Checkboxes (Finally)
Getting DOOM to run on hardware it was never intended to run on is a tradition as old as time. Old cell phones, embedded systems, and ancient televisions have all …read more Continue reading DOOM Played By Tweet
As computers became more popular in the late 80s and into the 90s, they vastly changed their environments. Of course the technological changes were obvious, but plenty of other things …read more Continue reading Charger Caddy Shows What 3D Printers Were Meant For