“[Data from 40-year-old] Cavendish-type experiment[s...provide] significant new constraints on what particles may or may not be out there”
“A team of academic researchers have come up with what they think is a solution [for network latency and performance monitoring], one that could sample the transmission of a collection of representative packets in real time, in a manner that’s inexpensive in terms of both hardware and networking resources”
“a newly-discovered virus that inserts itself into a Delphi compiler, and replicates itself in every program compiled”
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