Government outlines plans to prevent website cookie pop-ups appearing so often

The changes to website cookie pop-ups is part of the proposed Data Reform Bill

Bypass Paywalls web browser extension for Chrome and Firefox.

Bypass Paywalls web browser extension for Chrome and Firefox.

Toyota unveils 8.7 kWh battery for residential applications

The battery has a rated output of 5.5 kW and can be installed in outdoor environments. It is equipped with a hybrid power conditioner, a DC-to-DC converter, and a vehicle power supply adapter with a maximum output of 1.1 kWh.

In Defense of the Humble Pi

Is social audio already dead?

Clubhouse has had a rough year, and it doesn’t bode well for the future of social audio.

The Importance of Truly Owning Our Devices

Computers Were Not Meant to be Screwdrivers

Capture the flag: A Node.js web app vulnerability practice

We recently had a workshop to make engineers on the team to take practices around vulnerabilities. This article will explain the vulnerability as a quiz.

Solar-powered desalination device wins MIT $100K competition

The winner of the 2022 MIT $100K Entrepreneurship Competition was Nona Desalination, which is developing a low-cost, portable water desalination and purification device.

Microsoft's Use of Pluton Suggests It Sees PC Owners as the Enemy

Dude, where’s my privacy?: How a Hollywood star lobbies the EU for more surveillance

The European Union debates a new law that could force platforms to scan all private messages for signs of child abuse. Its most prominent advocate is the actor Ashton Kutcher.

Interview Officer: "Tell me about Cookies Session and Tokens". Me: "Emm..."

In late 2021, I took an interview with a hotshot IT company for a front end engineer position. During the interview process, the interview officer’s question of “Tell me about cookie session and token” got me into my knowledge blind spot.

Coinbase admits users may lose crypto if exchange goes bankrupt

If the exchange goes down, it's taking investors with it.

Two-inch diamond wafers could store a billion Blu-Ray's worth of data

Researchers in Japan have developed a new method for making 5-cm (2-in) wafers of diamond that could be used for quantum memory. The ultra-high purity of the diamond allows it to store a staggering amount of data – the equivalent of one billion Blu-Ray discs.

8 Javascript quiz that may confuse you

These days, I was preparing a small game for our team's tech workshop. Thought it'd be a good opportunity of introducing the some fundamental and tricky stuffs around JavaScript. So I made 8 quiz to our team members. And hope they could solve them within 15 min. Eventually, it took all of them over 20 minutes to complete and most of them could solve 4-5 questions correctly.

Installing and Configuring Nginx on a Linux Home Web Server

First Impressions of the Yggdrasil Peer-to-Peer Network

A Brief Review of Kodachi Linux

The New Internet We can Expect, Not the One We Want

A Brief Review of the qTox Peer-to-Peer Chat Program