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markrlondon wrote: BUT... are we reaching "peak language"?
That's how I feel about it, yeah. I know we need new languages to experiment with features that end up in the "real" languages, but it's just tiring to watch them fly by.
TTFN - Kent
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Gaming-focused chat service has 140 million users across 6.7 million servers. I guess they felt they needed a chat program?
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This is going to be huge!! Almost as big as Yahoo!'s purchase of Tumblr.
Maybe infinitely bigger X 2 or 7. 
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That's a good day for Discord owners, but a sad day for Discord users... 
M.D.V. 
If something has a solution... Why do we have to worry about?. If it has no solution... For what reason do we have to worry about?
Help me to understand what I'm saying, and I'll explain it better to you
Rating helpful answers is nice, but saying thanks can be even nicer.
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The new design overall contains five cities - the capital is called Nüwa. The vertical city has homes, offices and green spaces, all built into the side of a cliff to protect inhabitants from atmospheric pressure and radiation. "But the film is a saddening bore"
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Ah, the old "we'll start construction after I'm dead" futurists.
(And, don't they know it's no place to raise your kids?)
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Slowly but surely the Rust language is making its way into Linux. I talked with Linus Torvalds and Greg Kroah-Hartman about where they see Rust and Linux working together. Usually along the edges where the paint gets worn off
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That article is funny. The quote from the top is..." I talked with Linus Torvalds and Greg Kroah-Hartman about where they see Rust and Linux working together."
But that's not right. The author spoke to the Kroah-Hartman and Kroah-Hartman kept quoting what Torvalds said and how he felt about it.
We're talking to the guy, who talked to the guy, who talked to THE GUY. 
Journalism at it's best. 
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I'm not sure how you reached that conclusion. I just read the article and it seemed to have separate quotes from the two.
"If you don't fail at least 90 percent of the time, you're not aiming high enough."
Alan Kay.
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Oh, I must've mis-read. I didn't see where the author spoke to Linus, just saw the quotes from the other.
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Google's new Wi-Fi Aware functionality, also known as Neighbor Awareness Networking (NAN), allows devices running on Android 8.0 (API level 26) and higher to detect and directly connect to each other without any secondary connectivity, such as Bluetooth. So you'll know what to disable once you start getting all that spam from nearby phones
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It's a hackneyed phrase, but what could possibly go wrong?
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Tom Lehrer | “I Got It From Agnes”
Slightly risqué, but very appropriate. 
Freedom is the freedom to say that two plus two make four. If that is granted, all else follows.
-- 6079 Smith W.
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Through voice-coding platforms, programmers utter commands to manipulate code and create custom commands that cater to and automate their workflows. Just as soon as they add swears as keywords in the programming languages
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They also need to incorporate custom mouse movements, like a mouse being violently slammed onto the desk.
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"Let's use voice for control!"
"You do know that study after study shows voice control is less efficient"
"Let's write an article on using voice for control!"
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A new report looking at trends in DMARC adoption shows that while take up of the identity verification technology is increasing, three billion messages per day are still spoofing the sender's identity. And that's just my inbox
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StoryFile plans on making Shatner’s video program available to the public this May, enabling you to ask the Star Trek actor questions, and hear pre-recorded answers in response. "I want to live!"
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Over the past few years, Microsoft has partnered with a group of browser vendors and other industry stakeholders to identify and address the top sources of web developer pain Better late than never?
Looking forward to our new compatibility problems cause by this
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As part of one of YouTube’s latest experiments, the video-sharing platform looks to expand beyond the “Products in this Video” feature that auto-detects specific items and will be able to generate related video links to anything featured. That explains why YouTube is always trying to sell me cats
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A feature that's so desperately needed. Watch a ton of cat videos, so each one thinks you need more cats. I wonder what will happen when p0rn sites adopt the technology.
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"You watched ASMR videos. Here are some <ahem> specialist providers."
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The first annual Microsoft Work Trend Index should be a wake-up call for bosses and software developers alike to improve employee experiences as offices reopen. In case you hadn't noticed
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I would generally prefer to work at home. Nothing at work compares to the exhaustion of a mind-numbing commute.
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According to the description Microsoft plans to use data such as your search history, regularly visited sites and tabs to improve things such as Windows Search "Every move you make, every step you take, I'll be watching you"
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