About 2 years ago I was building a .NET desktop application, and needed an easy way to allow it to auto-update itself. I looked for libraries that do that, and all I could see was either complicated, commercial, or geared towards a very particular (usually common) use case. I didn't want anything of...

I mean, this one is trivial: I'd rather have it show me search results than try to give me the answer I was looking for, unless it is very good at it. Like, Wolfram-Alpha good.

September 1st, 1983. Korean Airlines flight 007 from New York City to Seoul disappeared a couple of hours after take-off. Only later was it discovered that the plane deviated from its original route; instead of flying through air corridor R-20, it entered Soviet airspace and was shot down by a Sovie...

Traditionally, Content Management Systems are about Content. Whenever Data that is not simply a content page was going to be persisted in a CMS, you'd somehow fit it in a Content entity, keeping the thought process always at "how would it look to the end user", never treating it as actual data. Sure...