When we visit web pages, our client devices actually communicate with IP addresses, which are a series of numbers and letters. However, memorizing these addresses can be difficult. This is where DNS comes into play. So, what is DNS and why is it important?

Part 2 of our ongoing series on clean code delves deeper into the principles that make code easy to read, understand, and maintain. In this installment, we focus on techniques for naming variables, functions, and classes, and explore how to structure code in a way that makes it easy to navigate. We also discuss the importance of writing small, focused functions, and avoiding code duplication. By following these principles, you can create code that is not only easier to write, but easier to read, understand,

How can the code be clean? Clean code is the readability, intelligibility and non-repetition of the written code. Let's take a closer look at clean code, which is very important for developers.

Quantum computing is a future technology that will reshape and disrupt digitalization trends with its quantum phenomenal nature. Another future technology is brain-machine interface, which integrated computer with human-life directly, for many different specific purposes. Here is the discussion about possible roadmaps for a dream of quantum computing based brain-machine interface.

A cyberattack is an unauthorized attempt to harm, steal, or infiltrate digital devices, computers, computer networks, or infrastructures by hackers. MITRE ATT&CK is a knowledge base that provides information on adversary tactics and techniques based on real-world observations, and can be used as a resource to educate people on cybersecurity threats.