The New York Times‚ games team is trying something new: it’s about to start testing a Scrabble-like game it calls Crossplay, but instead of folding the game into the main… Weiterlesen »The New York Times is starting to test its take on Scrabble
From Certification to Chaos You’ve got your first tech job. You’re excited, you’re nervous—and within the first week, you’re confused. Everyone talks about sprints, blockers, Jira, and velocity. But what… Weiterlesen »What They Don’t Teach You About Starting Your First IT Job
Longtime Slashdot reader theodp writes: The old Code.org curriculum page for middle and high school students has been changed to include a new Python Lab in the tech-backed nonprofit’s K-12… Weiterlesen »New Code.org Curriculum Aims To Make Schoolkids Python-Literate and AI-Ready
Mario Party is a game lots of players love, but often not without reservations. The big knock against the series has long been its late-game antics, which can render strategy… Weiterlesen »Lego Party Fixes Mario Party’s Biggest Pain Point
ChatGPT is experiencing a partial outage Tuesday morning, OpenAI confirmed. A partial outage affecting ChatGPT, Sora and APIs is currently under investigation, according to OpenAI’s status page. The outage was… Weiterlesen »ChatGPT, Sora down: OpenAI confirms partial outage
Microsoft has started testing a new feature for its Edge browser that adds an AI-powered search to browsing history. This new “enhanced search” feature lets you find websites in your… Weiterlesen »Microsoft Edge is getting an AI-powered browser history that works with typos
The tech world is full of cycles. Things are always bundling and unbundling, going from minimalist to maximalist, embracing nostalgia before diving head-first into the future. And right now, it… Weiterlesen »Liquid Glass, Spotlight, and the rest of WWDC 2025
