2025 Archive
991.
Visa and Mastercard are getting overwhelmed by gamer fury over censorship (polygon.com)
992.
Made a scroll bar buddy that walks down the page when you scroll (focusfurnace.com)
993.
Congratulations on creating the one billionth repository on GitHub (github.com)
994.
Microsoft is plugging more holes that let you use Windows 11 without MS account (theverge.com)
995.
Steam, Itch.io are pulling ‘porn’ games. Critics say it's a slippery slope (wired.com)
996.
Corporation for Public Broadcasting ceasing operations (cpb.org)
997.
Zed is our office (zed.dev)
998.
Apple says it will add 20k jobs, spend $500B, produce AI servers in US (bloomberg.com)
999.
The Guardian flourishes without a paywall (nymag.com)
1000.
An intro to DeepSeek's distributed file system (maknee.github.io)
1001.
Internet's biggest annoyance: Cookie laws should target browsers, not websites (nednex.com)
1002.
Apple is crossing a Steve Jobs red line (kensegall.com)
1003.
Greenland is a beautiful nightmare (matduggan.com)
1004.
Checkout.com hacked, refuses ransom payment, donates to security labs (checkout.com)
1005.
I tried making artificial sunlight at home (victorpoughon.fr)
1006.
Databases in 2024: A Year in Review (cs.cmu.edu)
1007.
Blog hosted on a Nintendo Wii (blog.infected.systems)
1008.
Executive wealth as a factor in return-to-office (twitter.com)
1009.
CLion Is Now Free for Non-Commercial Use (blog.jetbrains.com)
1010.
Tell HN: Y Combinator backing AI company to abuse factory workers
1011.
Tiny electric motor can produce more than 1,000 horsepower (supercarblondie.com)
1012.
I maintain a 17 year old ThinkPad (pilledtexts.com)
1013.
“Normal” engineers are the key to great teams (spectrum.ieee.org)
1014.
Nvidia's Project Digits is a 'personal AI supercomputer' (techcrunch.com)
1015.
Python’s new t-strings (davepeck.org)
1016.
A critical look at MCP (raz.sh)
1017.
XMLUI (blog.jonudell.net)
1018.
“Super secure” messaging app leaks everyone's phone number (ericdaigle.ca)
1019.
Washington Post editorials omit a key disclosure: Bezos' financial ties (npr.org)
1020.
/dev/null is an ACID compliant database (jyu.dev)