Computers

This is somewhat worrying development as Wired writes that Researchers develop palm-sized device, built for less than $300, that can steal laptop crypto keys using radio waves leaked by its processor. This Radio Bug Can Steal Laptop Crypto Keys, Fits Inside a Pita article tells that the list of paranoia-inducing threats to your computer’s security →

High power CPUs run very hot. But can you cook an egg on it? Search online and you can find videos of people attempting to cook on their processors, but how effective as a cooling solution is this? Frying an Egg on a CPU article makes on an analysis can you throw away your conventional →

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Here is some reading if you are interested in computer hardware and how it developed as you see it today. Sebastian Anthony / Ars Technica: How lithium-ion batteries, industrial design and Moore’s law created modern laptops article takes a look at the creation of the modern laptop: An in-depth look at lithium-ion batteries, industrial design, →

https://blog.l0cal.com/2015/06/02/what-happened-to-sourceforge/ SourceForge used to be a good place to download software, but now many open source projects are leaving it for good reasons. It seems that it has degraded to state that you should stop using it – it is potentially harmful as you can get malware. Posted from WordPress for Android →

http://sdtimes.com/ecmascript-6-is-officially-a-standard/ Posted from WordPress for Android →

http://googleresearch.blogspot.fi/2015/06/inceptionism-going-deeper-into-neural.html?m=1 Posted from WordPress for Android →

http://www.pcworld.com/article/2936732/alabama-researcher-devises-a-way-to-harness-unused-iot-power.html Posted from WordPress for Android →

Agile and Scrum have been widely used buzzwords in software development for many years. One Hacker Way, a Rational Alternative to Agile Presented at Reaktor Dev Day 2014 is a brilliant talk on modern software development practices and need to change them. Erik Meijer was a software architect for Microsoft where he headed the Cloud →

http://andrewchen.co/the-next-feature-fallacy-the-fallacy-that-the-next-new-feature-will-suddenly-make-people-use-your-product/ Posted from WordPress for Android →