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Canonical's Open Documentation Academy aims to help newcomers participate in the open source community, offering mentorship and…
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Remember the prediction that one day your oven would be connected to the Internet and have the ability to talk to your car?The New York Times From ACM News | May 15, 2014
A white Lexus hybrid SUV inches to the left, creating a slightly wider buffer as it passes a bicyclist in the bike lane on a busy and unseasonably hot Tuesday afternoon...CNET From ACM News | May 14, 2014
NASA's Curiosity rover is in the prime of its life, exploring the rocks, soil and air of Mars. But the agency is already planning its successor—and this time, the...Nature From ACM News | May 14, 2014
Information, money and jobs flow easily around the world, yet it’s getting tougher for travelers to cross some borders.The New York Times From ACM News | May 9, 2014
A budget-priced Braille e-reader seems like an obvious, uncontroversial idea that should be relatively easy to pull off.BBC News From ACM Careers | May 9, 2014
Take a tour through the research laboratories at any university physics department or national lab, and much of what you will see defines "cutting edge."Ars Technica From ACM News | May 8, 2014
Ever got to grips with a problem? Picked up a new skill? Grasped a difficult concept? The language of learning is full of references to parts of the body outside...BBC News From ACM Opinion | May 7, 2014
The modern Formula 1 car is among the most amazing machines ever made. And when you're going wheel-to-wheel with someone like four-time world champ Sebastian Vettel...Wired From ACM Careers | May 7, 2014
When it is completed in early 2018, Muse, a 49-story luxury-condo development in Sunny Isles Beach, Fla., will have an automated parking system with push-button...The Wall Street Journal From ACM News | May 6, 2014
A scientist's ambitious plan to create an early detection system for eye cancer using people's home cameras is coming along.NPR From ACM Careers | May 6, 2014
The term "cancer killing nanorobot" could conjure up all sorts of images, the best involving teeny tiny laser eyebeams.Re/Code From ACM News | May 5, 2014
Microsoft makes Windows, Word, and the Xbox. But it also employs scientists who make sensors to stick on the hides of elephants and rhinoceroses.Nature From ACM News | May 2, 2014