Month: April 2022

How to download Zoom on any device

Zoom has helped connect people all over the world over the last few years. Whether that’s family members who cannot see each other or work meetings on a Monday morning, Zoom has been instrumental in bridging spatial gaps since the start of the pandemic. Now it’s your turn! Let’s get you started with Zoom by

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Kubernetes support for dockershim to end on May 3

The upcoming version 1.24 of Kubernetes, which is set for a delayed release on May 3, marks a significant departure for the popular open source container orchestration system, as built-in support for dockershim will be removed once and for all. Docker was the first container runtime used by Kubernetes. But as the Kubernetes project transitioned

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Source: 70% of workers at an Atlanta Apple Store have agreed to hold a union election, becoming the first Apple Store to file for a union election with the CWA (Lauren Kaori Gurley/VICE)

Lauren Kaori Gurley / VICE: Source: 70% of workers at an Atlanta Apple Store have agreed to hold a union election, becoming the first Apple Store to file for a union election with the CWA  —  Apple retail workers in Atlanta could become the first in the nation to vote to unionize.  —  Lauren Kaori

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A Rotary Encoder: How Hard Can It Be?

As you may have noticed, I’ve been working with an STM32 ARM CPU using Mbed. There was a time when Mbed was pretty simple, but a lot has changed since it has morphed into Mbed OS. Unfortunately, that means that a lot of libraries and examples you can find don’t work with the newer system.

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Netflix earnings show that Disney, Paramount, and other companies that reorganized around streaming video have to grapple with consistent subscriber churn (Alex Weprin/Hollywood Reporter)

Alex Weprin / Hollywood Reporter: Netflix earnings show that Disney, Paramount, and other companies that reorganized around streaming video have to grapple with consistent subscriber churn  —  The entire entertainment industry is watching to see what happens as the streaming giant throws everything it has at the wall.

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This AI clone of Reddit’s Am I The Asshole forum will give you the best bad advice

Illustration by Alex Castro / The Verge First, a necessary disclaimer: don’t use artificial intelligence language generators to solve your ethical quandaries. Second: definitely go tell those quandaries to this AI-powered simulation of Reddit because the results are fascinating. Are You The Asshole (AYTA) is, as its name suggests, built to mimic Reddit’s r/AmITheAsshole (AITA)

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Zoom adds gesture recognition support for giving a thumbs-up or a raised hand emoji to its desktop app, after adding it to its iPad and iPhone apps last summer (David Pierce/The Verge)

David Pierce / The Verge: Zoom adds gesture recognition support for giving a thumbs-up or a raised hand emoji to its desktop app, after adding it to its iPad and iPhone apps last summer  —  So you can raise your hand, by raising your hand  —  Zoom’s reaction emoji are one of the platform’s handiest

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