Everytime I read a news like this – Internet Archive Launches a Commodore 64 Emulator – Slashdot – I recall its main author, the late Ettore Perazzoli and share a tear and a prayer for him.
Author: Paolo Redaelli
Jupyter
Sorgente: Economics Nobel Laureate Paul Romer Is a Python Programming Convert – Slashdot
It’s time to re-evaluate Jupyter
How To Run Android Apps On Linux
How To Run Android Apps On Linux?
Very informative, but the answer is summarized in “install Google Chrome plus arc-welder extension“. If I had to run proprietary sw then one more doesn’t make such a difference
Update: well, it’s not that simple. So let’s write all the steps.
“the Mobile Version”
«Microsoft Is Embracing Android As the Mobile Version of Windows» reports Slashdot and most of the times it is as proprietary as Windows plus it tries to known everything about you and tell it to the great G that doesn’t want anymore “not to be evil”.
Labyrinth — Sandvik Mining and Rock Technology
Well, that’s impressive. Most of my fellow workers are not “needed” with a technology like this:
TCPDF
Sorgente: TCPDF
Square — Wouter van Oortmerssen
Those are the news we would like to read everyday!
Half the World Is Now Middle Class Or Wealthier, Says Brookings Institution – Slashdot
Tim Berners-Lee Announces Solid, an Open Source Project Which Would Aim To Decentralize the Web – Slashdot
Ok, time to keep an eye on those:
Solid
Re-decentralizing the web — see https://github.com/solid/solid
Spheres can make concrete leaner, greener
Rice University scientists have developed micron-sized calcium silicate spheres that could lead to stronger and greener concrete, the world’s most-used synthetic material.