Al Williams

Like many of us, [Austin] finds writing code satisfying — especially if it is challenging. His latest challenge: shoehorn something that looks like Python into 512 bytes. Ok, that didn't work out, but would you

A persistent petrol thief hasn't been deterred by jail as he heads back behind bars for a second stretch in 12 months.

[Michael] has a thing for playing audio over beepers using a single bit. He's done it with the Apple ][ and the IBM PC.

Petrol thief jailed for the second time in 12 months

Usually in Tech In Plain Sight, we talk about technology you probably see every day, even if you don't notice it. But we hope you don't get to see one of the latest crop of medical robots, such as the LUCAS chest compression system. If you watch the popular TV series “The Pitt”, though, you may have caught a glimpse of one of these medical marvels. They aren't fiction. They are very real devices.

Leonard Hansen trashed a farmhouse and caused nearly $20,000 in damage before stealing a quad bike and riding more than 100km along a busy tourist route to his grandmother's home.

Jail after man causes $20,000 of damage, steals quad bike

Separated from his six children and thousands of kilometres from the life he once knew, a 501 deportee says he fell in with other “501ers” who ultimately drew him into a major cocaine operation.

It is a classic Hackaday situation. You have an Egret GT E-scooter. It has a screen that shows the usual dash stats, but that led to an annoyance. You could accidentally enter firmware update mode and, from there, enter operational mode without the security PIN. [Ben] couldn't let that stand, so he reverse-engineered the protocol and

501 deportee’s drug sentence upheld by Court of Appeal