Filled with self-doubt, paranoia and existential despair, Franz Kafka’s writings have led generations of readers into what the author called “the descent into the cold abyss of the self”. A treasure trove of 150 drawings, recovered from a Swiss bank vault in 2019 after years of legal wrangling and shownRead More →
Future Xbox fan. Photo: BabyGlitch Does the stuff your infant chews on not look like a video game controller? Are you a gamer parent concerned that your child may want to go outside instead of sitting in front of the television all day? BabyGlitch has your back with its newRead More →
To say the name Heathkit is well known to Hackaday readers would be an understatement. Their legendary kits have launched countless electronic hobbies and ultimately many careers. From relatively simple radio receivers to oscilloscopes and televisions, the company offered kits for all skill levels from the post-war period through theRead More →
MICROSOFT fought off the biggest “DDoS attack” in its history. The massive cyberattack involved tens of thousands of computers, most of which were spread across Asia. 1 Microsoft revealed a huge cyberattack that it managed to blockCredit: Microsoft Cyberattacks are increasingly common and highly sophisticated. One of the most commonRead More →
HP, Lenovo, Dell, Acer, Samsung, Dynabook and, of course, Microsoft itself are among the PC makers that have presented the most impressive Windows 11 offerings. Michael Goldstein, president and CEO of Fort Lauderdale, Fla.-based Microsoft partner LAN Infotech, which is also a member of CRN’s Security 100,Read More →