Author: Doug Simmons

It’s unclear to me why any American would think it’s a good idea now to swing by the country whose government has articulated, repeatedly, their imminent intention to

It’s so hard to keep track of all the Google services you’ve grown to love (or to bash), let alone all their services you haven’t tried yet, right?

Nginx, the second most popular web server, venerated for its speed and exceptional performance particularly with static content, reverse proxies and VPS setups among other purposes (a server

Doug Simmons: I think Google Glass is one product I would have preferred Google to make a little harder to root, given the potential validity of some of

Citing increasing demand from large websites (perhaps Facebook?) Mozilla’s Firefox developers decided to reconsider adopting the superior but not so ubiquitously-supported image format WebP. Hallelujah, I thought, not

Yeah, so Anthony Weiner somehow managed to do something so monumentally bizarre and inexplicably stupid that, in spite of it being relatively benign versus having an actual affair

Q&A with Eric Schmidt hosted by WSJ’s AllThingsD, it’s long so here are the takeaways. An audience member notes that Windows Phone chief Terry Myerson of Microsoft just

I haven’t tried it — I can’t, somehow they managed to make the thing incompatible on Nexus phones — but even if I could I would keep my

It was revealed in 2009 that with just five requirements, one of which is a cold beer, another being a freely-available piece of code called SSLstrip, you (or

I am by no means a security expert or a hacker, nor a digital voyeur. But if you and I found ourselves in the same Starbucks together, you