More containers means we need better system visibility
In ancient times when client/server or mainframe computing was the norm, it was easy to collect and analyze metrics from the systems. At the time, it...
“I hope to make CoolBeans more polished than NetBeans with native notifications and retina icons”
“CoolBeans is for everybody” JAXener: What is CoolBeans and how does it complement the NetBeans ecosystem? Emilian Bold: CoolBeans is an user-oriented IDE distribution based on...
Top 10 Java stories of November: On the road to Angular v8, Amazon Corretto & more
Honorable mentions: New and noteworthy Which technologies will dominate in 2019? 2019 is just around the corner so we’d like to find out which technologies will...
Announcing Google Play’s “Best of 2018”
As 2018 comes to a close, Google Play is sharing the year’s top content across apps, games, movies, TV and books. Whether you were watching “Black...
Geek Trivia: Which Slain Star Wars Villain Was Resurrected As A Cave Dwelling Spider?
Which Slain Star Wars Villain Was Resurrected As A Cave Dwelling Spider? Count Dooku Darth Maul Emperor Palpatine General Grievous Think you know the answer? Source...
A New Moral Imagination on Immigration
Our job is to tell the truth about immigration instead of cowering before falsehoods. As long as we accept the Trump administration’s rhetoric on immigration and...
The World’s Smartest Plants, Atomic Clocks, and Whale Poop: Best Gizmodo Stories of the Week
It’s the final stretch of 2018, folks, and here at Gizmodo we’re still working hard to end this year with a bang. In the past week,...
Let’s Try and Talk Through That Surreal Episode of Doctor Who
Tonight Doctor Who ventured to Norway and… well, a hell of a lot of other places, both literally and on an ideas level. Let’s try and...
Over 40 Percent of Worldwide Coal Plants Are Operating at a Loss, Study Says
As Donald Trump’s administration continues to try to make coal happen despite it being increasingly expensive and a serious tax on the environment, a new report...
Amazon’s Experiment in Getting Rid of Cashiers Said to Expand to Larger Test Stores
E-commerce titan Amazon—not exactly known as a place that appreciates having to deal with human employees, and that in fact would seem to rather replace many...
