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What if our cars didn’t allow us to speed? Or, at least, strongly encouraged us not to speed?This post was originally published on this site

James Spratt recalls dashing home from school as a teenager to band together online with friends to do battle in “Call of Duty”, the global video game juggernaut that never gets old.This post was originally […]

Nintendo reported an 18% rise in net profit for its first fiscal half on Tuesday, as sales continued to get a boost from its hit Super Mario movie, and the popularity of its software for […]

Formal systems verification, which mathematically proves that code is secure in all circumstances, is a relatively new technology. Software is getting more complex and harder to get right using traditional software testing techniques. Making software […]

Designing buildings with solar cleverly incorporated into the design has just become easier, thanks to software developed at RMIT University.This post was originally published on this site

An enthusiastic, sellout crowd arrived at Melbourne’s Hamer Hall in September to hear an evening of music from Orchestra Victoria.This post was originally published on this site

Tourists at the Acropolis this holiday season can witness the resolution of one of the world’s most heated debates on cultural heritage.This post was originally published on this site

Elon Musk’s vision of Twitter, now rebranded as X, as an “everything app” is no secret. When the X logo replaced Twitter’s blue bird, the internet buzzed with heated discussions about just what it would […]

The beauty of a nice infographic published alongside a news or magazine story is that it makes numeric data more accessible to the average reader. But for blind and visually impaired users, such graphics often […]

Is The Witcher immersive? Is The Sims a role-playing game?This post was originally published on this site