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This is actually super useful. But honestly it's really easy to test yourself if you know what you're doing.

So grateful this article isn't behind a paywall. Says a lot.

Software ate the world. Meditate on this and the points this article is making becomes clear.

Big tech no longer needs to hoard talent.

My favorite line "The emperors of antiquity are infamous for getting all weepy when they run out of lands to conquer."

The partisan divide is really something. When checking top podcasts on Spotify the other day I realized how strong of a presence the republican perspective is in this space. Could explain a lot.

Another win for merchandise? Really?

You should really use wireguard instead of openvpn if you want people to actually use this.

I've seen a few of these videos. I enjoy watching the perspective change overtime. Highly recommend.

Dang... The conversations must've been really entertaining.

I think it will be a while before people are normalized with the idea of paying to read tweets.

I'm glad someone did this. I would love to see more data (in the thousands and more), but I had no idea we were so bad at this or that AI was that good.

This was actually a really good article. I never considered how the steam deck could light a fire under the gaming industries willingness to support Linux.

Kindof click bait title if you ask me. A manufacturer closing down a legacy facility representing %5 of their capacity isn't a signal.

Wow. This is a big hole. At least the patches didn't brick anything like crowdstrikes did.

This is a real pro-tip. Being able to quickly verify path definitely speeds up my troubleshooting.

This makes sense as we probably subconsciously dislike the idea that our perceptions are belittled by people who we imagine as beautiful and successful. We value those traits and when we're told they're not valuable we understand the person isn't being genuine.

This is pretty childish. But also, unfortunately, probably required by some legal team.

Self reflection and just being still is always a great place to start.

My takeaways... Hear your customers and don't let fear get in the way.

I wonder what other industries will be impacted by this weather and for how long.

Taking over the world. One balloon at a time.

It's definitely cornered a niche. Would be interesting to see if it can become profitable. Not sure if expanding it's portfolio is the way to do that but I guess we'll see.

I actually liked this article. A great explainer in why environment variables are a terrible idea. Nike actually open-sourced their Keystore solution if anyone is curious. It was called cerberus.

Crypto should've been able to help these economies access untapped capital via Micro-lending. What happened?

Where is the investment into a real smart phone that protects your privacy. I'd pay a premium for this, especially if the manufacturing and resources used fair labor.

I wonder if we could get some analysis on the devices used in this attack. I'd be curious to see if anything new is being leveraged to create even bigger attacks than before.

This might be very useful for blockchain developers as encryption and decentralized technologies have a history of being censored.

I actually really appreciate this context. I wish we had a historical view too.

A long time ago I decided bumper stickers were a bad idea when they started installing stop light cameras in my area. Little did I know I was preparing for AI.

Nike began implenting this back in 2018 if I remember correctly. I was told it was a board priority and considered everything from IT outages to earthquakes to active shooter scenarios. They even had a volunteer first responder team with access to first aid caches around campus.