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Look, a 3D print— uh, I mean a CNC machine — never mind, it’s definitely a laser— no, wait… all of the above? Snapmaker is back with their 2.0 that has all the makings of a good action movie; transforming machines, lasers, fast moving sharp objects, molten stuff, and limitless creative potential. And we had […]
As the title itself states, nmap-xsl-bootstrap, a brand-new utility or, better to say an Nmap hack, that helps in beautifying the regular Nmap output which comes out of your Nmap scans. This output is often fairly unpleasing to the eye since it is difficult to be read if the infrastructure is so large. Furthermore these […]
Earlier this year in February, the GNOME Foundation announced the appointment of Neil McGovern as its new Executive Director. He is a well-known figure in Free Software community; he served as Debian Project Leader from 2014-15. The GNOME Project, apart from developing GNOME desktop, also takes care of multiple other emerging projects. We, recently, spoke to Neil McGovern […]
The free and open source Linux smartphone movement is once again gaining momentum, thanks to the Purism’s ongoing Librem 5 crowdfunding campaign and other projects like postmarketOS. To strengthen Librem 5 development, Purism has already partnered with open source leaders like GNOME and KDE, and we’re really excited to see the final outcome. Recently, we chatted […]
Short Bytes: What are the toughest questions asked at Google’s job interviews? To give you an idea about how things proceed during a Google interview, we have brought a collection of 41 toughest questions that Google asks. It’s not a hidden fact that Google asks mind-bending questions at job interviews. These questions are asked to […]
Short Bytes: Airbnb topped this year’s lists to become the best tech company to work for in 2016. If you are obsessed with traveling and want to work at Airbnb, you’ll have to face some tricky questions. Today, we bring to you the list of some of the toughest questions asked at Airbnb job interviews. Airbnb, […]