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The European Cyber Resilience Act
(lwn.net)
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Unix Clock Ticks Down to 2038 Problem
(i-programmer.info)
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Retool blames breach on Google Authenticator MFA cloud sync feature
(bleepingcomputer.com)
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3y ago
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Global Google Kubernetes Engine Outage
(status.cloud.google.com)
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3y ago
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More proof that pop songs are getting slower and sadder (2019)
(ajournalofmusicalthings.com)
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The Ugly Reason Apple Acquired a Classical Music Label
(honest-broker.com)
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3y ago
Sadly, as long as Chrome remains the default in Android, the vast majority of people (read non-technical folks) will continue to use Chrome.
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3y ago
Ditched Chrome years ago.
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Or, stick to Firefox. In the long run I want a browser that has a solid community or base behind it, with a mostly-good record (no point chasing perfection here) of privacy and security. The Mozilla Foundation has done a good but not stella
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SRE Stories
(srestories.dev)
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We Are Not Supporting OpenTF
(medium.com)
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Total data loss after botched GitOps and failed backups
(firefish.social)
209 points
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3y ago
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So You Want to Study Mathematics
(susanrigetti.com)
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3y ago
> 52 technical articles a week I think GP wrote "a year", not a week.
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3y ago
Add to that the fact that experience matters a lot too. The more variety of cases a doctor sees, the more the chances are that their diagnosis is going to be useful.
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3y ago
I think SO remains great for the answers it already has. The rough moderator problem exists on other SE sites also (source: personal experience) where they are IMO needlessly rude, snarky or dismissive.
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Finding Fault: The crash of Korean Air Cargo flight 8509
(admiralcloudberg.medium.com)
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3y ago
When I was starting out, I worked closely with another dev on fixing issues that impacted customers of our product directly. When you see your code in action in the real world and know the impact it can have, you gain a new respect for deve
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3y ago
I take similar notes in post-its on the relevant pages. They don't damage the book and can be easily removed later. The other advantage is that I can easily read the notes later as a way to revisit key ideas. Writing in a book is abhor
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Send a Weekly Summary Email
(jefago.medium.com)
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3y ago
Reminds of the days when any complaint about a missing video codec in Linux used to be met with "write and compile your own kernel".
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Active Music Listening Can Make Our Brains Bigger
(psychologytoday.com)
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Quivr – Your Second Brain, Empowered by Generative AI
(github.com)
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Experiences won’t make you happier than possessions
(every.to)
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3y ago
Too much criticism destroys self-esteem. Coaching is a better alternative. Also, pushing children to be perfect is a recipe for disaster. Carol Dweck's Mindset comes to mind.
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Don Knuth plays with ChatGPT
(cs.stanford.edu)
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Voice of Tchaikowsky and Anton Rubinstein on Edison Cylinder (1890)
(youtube.com)
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3y ago
In principle, yes. But if I am testing for open ports, does encryption really matter?
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3y ago
"Stop using telnet" sounds like it's advocating to stop using telnet because of something that's wrong with it. The article actually is about writing scripts to do more complex things on top of telnet and other utilities
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New faculty-led organization at Harvard will defend academic freedom
(bostonglobe.com)
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