Intel Itanium (IA-64) Emulator Successfully Boots Windows
Yufeng Gao and gdwnldsKSC release Intel Itanium (IA-64) emulator v0.1, successfully booting Windows Server 2003 and Windows XP 64-bit. Code to be released on GitHub soon.
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Yufeng Gao and gdwnldsKSC release Intel Itanium (IA-64) emulator v0.1, successfully booting Windows Server 2003 and Windows XP 64-bit. Code to be released on GitHub soon.
A research team from the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics has confirmed the presence of an atmosphere on the rocky planet LHS 1140 b, located 48 light-years from Earth. This is the first detection of an atmosphere on a rocky planet in the habitable zone.
Explaining how to forcibly enable prompt caching in the AWS Bedrock AgentCore harness by modifying the code to address the default disabled state.
The type-safe functional language Gleam has mirrored its source code on the AT Protocol-based code forge "tangled," accelerating the shift toward decentralized development platforms.
The Robbyant Team's LingBot-Map achieves real-time 3D reconstruction at approximately 20 FPS using the Geometric Context Transformer architecture, successfully handling sequences exceeding 10,000 frames and achieving SOTA across various benchmarks.
A meteorite that struck a home in New Jersey in 2024 has revealed traces of saltwater and organic chemistry concentrated near the surface of a primitive asteroid, providing new insights into the origins of life's building blocks.
The lightweight forge "GitRoot," which saves everything in Git, is gaining attention. With its single-binary, zero-dependency, and database-free design philosophy, it adopts a distinct approach from GitHub and GitLab. Its plugin-based functionality is another key feature.
The browser extension "Cat Catch" has been updated to version 2.7.1, introducing improved m3u8 download capabilities and enhanced Firefox compatibility.
Texas-based retail giant H-E-B has transitioned from COBOL mainframes to Haskell, now running approximately one million lines of production Haskell code. Engineers share insights on the project’s journey and challenges.
Lone Lisp, a Lisp interpreter built directly on Linux system calls. An interview with developer Matheus Moreira reveals his deep insights into C and kernel systems, as well as his programming journey inspired by video games.
The "Build-Your-Own-X" guide collection, which helps developers recreate technologies from scratch—ranging from 3D renderers to blockchains—is gaining renewed attention as a powerful learning tool.
Developer patchzyy plans to release a beta version of "Mario Kart Wiicompiled" in August, featuring 4K resolution, uncapped framerates, and AI-assisted code generation. The project supports over 200 tracks thanks to Retro Rewind compatibility.
Microsoft has announced support for .NET 8 and .NET 9 will end on November 10, 2026, urging migration to the LTS version, .NET 10.
This analysis explores how the rise of AI-driven code generation is fostering the exclusion of junior developers, codebase bloat, and mounting technical debt, creating a severe vicious cycle across the industry.
KDE Plasma 6.8 introduces server-side drop shadow support in KWin, enabling forced shadows for X11 apps that do not render their own.
Apache Software Foundation’s incubating project Ossie seeks to standardize semantic model interoperability in data analytics, AI, and BI ecosystems using JSON/YAML-based specifications, achieving vendor-neutral unified definitions.
A comprehensive explanation of the differences between HFS+ and APFS. Learn key points and best practices for migrating your macOS file system.
The growing demand for AI has ushered data centers into the gigawatt era, demanding technological shifts in power supply, liquid cooling, and interconnectivity. Speed of construction becomes a critical competitive edge.
A new Linux driver, "getac-mpmd," has been proposed to enable programmable buttons on GETAC rugged laptops via ACPI.
On the same day Microsoft released a record-breaking number of patches, an anonymous researcher unveiled exploit code for a zero-day vulnerability, HiveLegacy, allowing low-privilege users to manipulate admin account registries.