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How the U.S. ‘Decapitated’ Japan’s Operating System to Dominate the Digital World for Over 30 Years

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How the U.S. 'Decapitated' Japan's Operating System to Dominate the Digital World for Over 30 Years

Programmer Headquarters đź”° Founded by Byte’s big shots, a well-known blogger in the IT industry, gathering 200,000 programmers. Click to follow, and let’s progress together ▶▶ In 1989, a “thinking” house appeared on the streets of Tokyo. This house was equipped with thousands of sensors, capable of automatically adjusting lights, opening and closing windows, watering … Read more

Homemade Foods Can Lead to ICU Visits! 7 Common Foods with DIY Risks

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Homemade Foods Can Lead to ICU Visits! 7 Common Foods with DIY Risks

　 When it comes to delicious food, every “foodie” gets excited. Especially with the recent trend of “custom-made home-cooked meals,” many people are eager to try their hand at becoming culinary “gods.” In their view, homemade foods that are “pure, natural, and additive-free” are the ultimate comfort for the soul. Recently, reporters from Guangzhou Medical … Read more

Homemade Wine Can Be Deadly: Beware of Toxicity in Homemade Foods

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From familiar foods like pickles, cured meats, and medicinal wines to soy milk, yogurt, cookies, and the trendy homemade wines and fruit enzymes, fashionable homemade foods have entered people’s lives. As the season brings a variety of ingredients, many homemade food enthusiasts are eager to try their hand again. But is homemade food really safe? … Read more

Absurd: Double First-Class Professor Fakes 20 Articles! Later Blames ‘Computer Virus’

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Absurd: Double First-Class Professor Fakes 20 Articles! Later Blames 'Computer Virus'

In 2023, a professor from Henan University had 19 articles questioned on the Pubpeer website for academic misconduct, including the reuse of images. Recently, the author of one of the questioned papers responded on Pubpeer, stating that they had submitted a correction to the journal. As of now, two of the questioned articles have been … Read more

Google Quantum Research Team Achieves Major Breakthrough: Resources Required to Crack RSA Encryption Significantly Reduced

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Google Quantum Research Team Achieves Major Breakthrough: Resources Required to Crack RSA Encryption Significantly Reduced

On June 23, news emerged that the Google Quantum Research Team has made a groundbreaking discovery. The research indicates that the quantum resources required to crack the RSA encryption algorithm, widely used to protect bank accounts, e-commerce, and cryptocurrency wallets, are estimated to be 20 times less than previously thought, potentially reducing the quantum threshold … Read more

Tesla’s In-Car Entertainment System Integrates Steam: A Cross-Boundary Celebration of Gaming and Driving?

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Tesla's In-Car Entertainment System Integrates Steam: A Cross-Boundary Celebration of Gaming and Driving?

When the classic login interface of Steam appears on Tesla’s in-car screen, the boundaries between the automotive industry and the gaming world collapse. This is not a scene from a science fiction movie—Tesla is integrating the world’s largest PC gaming platform into your cockpit, and the collision between the steering wheel and game controller is … Read more

Safety Alert! How to Prevent Hacking in Industrial Control Systems During the Era of Smart Manufacturing?

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Safety Alert! How to Prevent Hacking in Industrial Control Systems During the Era of Smart Manufacturing?

In the thriving era of smart manufacturing, industrial control systems serve as the “nervous center” of the manufacturing industry, and their importance is self-evident🧠. From automated equipment on production lines to energy management systems in factories, industrial control systems are ubiquitous, supporting the efficient operation of the entire production process🏭. However, with the deep integration … Read more

Accelerating the Widespread Application of Large Models: How to Address Three Major Computing Power Pain Points?

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Accelerating the Widespread Application of Large Models: How to Address Three Major Computing Power Pain Points?

According to the International Data Corporation (IDC) recently released 2025 V1 version of the IDC Worldwide AI and Generative AI Spending Guide, the total global investment in artificial intelligence (AI) IT is expected to reach $315.8 billion in 2024, and is projected to grow to $815.9 billion by 2028, with a five-year compound annual growth … Read more

HTTP Status Codes of Interest to Google (and Those to Ignore)

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HTTP Status Codes of Interest to Google (and Those to Ignore)

The Google Search Relations team recently shared insights on how search engines handle HTTP status codes in the “Search Off the Record” podcast. Gary Illyes and Martin Splitt from Google discussed several categories of status codes that are often misunderstood by SEO professionals. How Google Views Certain HTTP Status Codes While the podcast did not … Read more

The Origins and Development of Four Network Protocols: HTTP, HTTP2.0, SPDY, HTTPS

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The Origins and Development of Four Network Protocols: HTTP, HTTP2.0, SPDY, HTTPS

✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ As a programmer who frequently interacts with the web, understanding these protocols is essential. This article will introduce the differences and basic concepts of these protocols. It may not be limited to frontend knowledge but also includes some operational and protocol-related knowledge, hoping to provide readers with … Read more