An anonymous reader quotes Microsoft’s Developer blog: In March 2014, Microsoft released the source code to MS-DOS 1.25 and 2.0 via the Computer History Museum. The announcement also contains a brief history of how MS-DOS came to be for those new to the subject, and ends with many links to related articles and resources for…

This comfortable, full-sized M650 is the best-sounding product I’ve ever heard from the company. …read more Source:: CNet

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We know it’s hard to hear it, but the days of you being a hotshot at the local Hackerspace because you’ve got a 3D printer at home are long gone. While they’re still one of the most persnickety pieces of gear on the hacker’s bench, they’re certainly not the rarest anymore. Some of these printers…

schwit1 shared an article from the New York Times: When investigative journalist Julia Angwin worked for ProPublica, the nonprofit news organization became known as “Big Tech’s scariest watchdog.” By partnering with programmers and data scientists, Angwin pioneered the work of studying Big Tech’s algorithms — the secret codes that have an enormous effect on everyday…

Take a look back at Armstrong’s years at NASA as a new movie about him heads to theaters. …read more Source:: CNet

I once tried going cold turkey and stopped listening to my high-end system. But I quickly came back. …read more Source:: CNet

Review: As NASA turns 60, Ryan Gosling and Damian Chazelle’s immersive drama stunningly recounts the small steps that led to humanity’s giant leap. …read more Source:: CNet