When Elma was struck by a deadly spear, she was in her prime. She was probably in her 20s, she was a proud, well-fed woolly mammoth who had traveled extensively. Ultimately, she provided prehistoric hunters with provisions for the coming days and modern paleoanthropologists with exciting data, because their tusks have survived for 14,000 years […]
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By Tari Tamara | August 18, 2023 10:41 am Leonor of Spain is first in line to the throne, but before taking over, the 17-year-old will complete a military apprenticeship, just like her father, King Felipe VI. STYLEBOOK sums up all the details. Life has just begun for Leonor of Spain. Having progressed to Welsh’s […]
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Cython: Five years of development for version 3.0, plus in pure Python mode The wait for the first major release of Cython is over: after five years of development, Cython 3.0 has been released. In the current version, the programming language gets some syntactic innovations from the newer versions of Python and improves the Pure […]
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“WarGames”: The first hacker movie came out 40 years ago “WarGames” regularly tops lists of best hacker movies. At the same time, next to “Tron” is the classic among films about computer games. Like no other film from the 80s, it inspires young people about information technology and shows the possibilities of data transmission. At […]
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Johnny Depp yesterday and today – this is how the star has changed over the years Johnny Depp yesterday and today – this is how the star has changed over the years Really everyone knows Johnny Depp and his famous film roles, which are still iconic today. After a long hiatus and some court battles […]
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The first problems came just 63 seconds after takeoff. A meteor shield deployed, ripping through the resistance, taking one solar panel with it and damaging another. This is how “Skylab”, the first American outpost in space, arrived in space on May 14, 1973 – exactly 50 years ago – from the Cape Canaveral spaceport aboard […]
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The Internet knows many birthdays, April 30 is another: 30 years ago, Tim Berners-Lee and Robert Cailliau received written confirmation from one of the directors of the Geneva nuclear research center CERN. According to her, it is now legal for anyone to use the web protocol and program a web server or web browser and […]
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