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Linux adds a standard Projects folder to the home directory, fulfilling an 11-year-old request. It provides a predictable place for code, CAD, and other project files, improving app defaults, interoperability, sandboxed apps, and backup tools.
Fedora 44 brings GNOME 50 with X11 removal and stable VRR, KDE Plasma 6.6 with OCR, NTSYNC for gaming, Linux 6.19, and updated toolchains. A comprehensive Q&A covers all major changes.
A flaw in a GitHub Actions workflow allowed an attacker to push malicious code to the elementary-data PyPI package. Learn how to detect, clean up, and what the company did in response.
LVFS faces sustainability crisis with only one developer; new restrictions push vendors to contribute via sponsorship tiers starting at $10k/year.
Warp terminal goes open source with a dual license, AI agents take over coding while humans focus on design. Oz platform, new model support, OpenAI sponsorship. A new contribution model.
Sovereign Tech Agency's new paid pilot program enables open source maintainers to contribute to internet standards development at IETF, W3C, and ISO with stipends and expenses covered.
Discover how to run Linux on a PS5, turning it into a gaming PC. Learn about supported models, firmware, distros, limitations, and installation process.
Explore Ptyxis, the new default Ubuntu terminal, through 7 Q&As covering its tab overview, color schemes, container support, and customization options.
Explore the history of DOS from its creation by Tim Paterson to Microsoft's acquisition and recent open-source release of the earliest source code on GitHub, including details on usage and significance.
McDonald's marketing exec reveals internal struggle and eventual embrace of viral Grimace Shake death trend that boosted sales 10%.
Study finds most products work but few deliver frictionless real-world experience; kettle analysis reveals small design flaws create invisible workarounds.
152nd Kentucky Derby on Saturday May 2 with record viewership expected; three horses scratched; $5M purse; watch on NBC/Peacock.
Gallup: 50%+ of US workers job-hunting despite poor market. Therapist warns quitting often fails; suggests a third path: realign values, stay engaged to find fulfillment.
Iran war reveals U.S. sanctions losing effectiveness as global power shifts. Experts highlight multipolar world and China's role in undermining economic coercion.
CIA shuts down World Factbook after 62 years. Volunteers launch OpenFactBook, a free, comprehensive alternative for country data.
National home inventory growth slowed to 4.6% year-over-year in April 2026, with state-by-state splits widening between buyer and seller markets.
NASA astronaut Anil Menon, with experience at NASA, SpaceX, and Russia's program, will launch to the ISS aboard Soyuz in July 2025.
Lululemon's stock plunges after naming ex-Nike executive Heidi O'Neill as CEO; founder Chip Wilson publicly criticizes choice; brand urged to emulate Gap's revitalization strategy.
A step-by-step tutorial on Bohmian mechanics: its concepts, differences from Copenhagen, experimental tests, and why it might reveal the true nature of reality.
A detailed guide on the Colombia climate summit, its roadmaps, participant dynamics, and how minilateralism can accelerate the fossil fuel phase-down despite major emitter absences.