PythoC lets you use Python as a C code generator, but with more features and flexibility than Cython provides. Here’s a first ...

When diners step inside Slice & Spice in Warner Robins, the distinct aromas of Indian spices waft through the air. The new pizza place at 4027 Watson Blvd., Suite 110, offers a desi twist with its ...

A new pizza restaurant, Slice Shop, has opened on Fifth Ave. S. in Naples. The shop offers over 25 specialty slices, including unique options like The Booch and The Portnoy. Owners Rob and Nicole ...

T-Mobile US unveiled a solution promising 5G-Advanced and network slicing capabilities for U.S. enterprises. Dubbed SuperMobile, the offering integrates network slicing, satellite-to-mobile coverage, ...

Breakthroughs, discoveries, and DIY tips sent every weekday. Terms of Service and Privacy Policy. Suggestions to avoid the dreaded onion-induced tears in the kitchen ...

Nashville has its share of solid pizza places. Now that Joey’s and Manny’s have gone to the great deck oven in the sky, I point people to places like Five Points Pizza, Sal’s, NY Pie, Nicky’s Coal ...

Seamless wants people to save dough again. After going virtually extinct about decade prior, New York City’s venerated $1 pizza slice is making a much-anticipated return courtesy of food delivery ...

When we say non-planar slicing is for the birds, we mean [Joshua Bird], who demonstrates the versatility of his new non-planar S4-Slicer by printing a Benchy upside down with the “Core R-Theta” ...

The santoku is a style of kitchen knife that originated in Japan. The name translates to “three uses” or “three virtues” in Japanese, which might refer to meat, fish, and vegetables or to chopping, ...

In the past, I’ve been known to rail against restaurants that don’t commit to dessert. I’m sorry, but if I could make it at home — looking at you olive oil cake — then it’s not worth my time. (Though ...

When she was younger, before she became disabled, Jessica Slice would occasionally wonder what parenthood might look like someday — how a child (or two, or three) would fit within her familiar ...