Here's Why Craigslist Still Looks the Same After 25+ Years
Craig Newmark's explanation of the site’s evolution (or lack thereof) is surprisingly simple.
EVGA Terminates NVIDIA Partnership, Cites Disrespectful Treatment
Sponsor: HYTE Y60 computer case on Amazon - https://geni.us/3ngWPEVGA has terminated its relationship with NVIDIA. EVGA will no longer be manufacturing video...
Jeff and Dave: The Big NAS Crossover Episode [Craft Computing]
Should a NAS run on the Bare Iron or use a layer of Virtualization? These and other questions are pondered in the first episode of Jeff and Dave. For my bo...
noname developer updates: structs are working!
noname is the DSL I'm working on to write rust-like programs and prove their executions using zero-knowledge proofs. The previous post used noname as an education tool to explain how programs get compiled to gates and constraints. In this post, I showcase a ne…
Open to a fault: On the passive compromise of TLS keys via transient errors
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From Web to Native with .NET MAUI and Blazor | .NET Conf: Focus on MAUI
Blazor uses the latest open web standards to enable full stack web development with .NET. But what if you need to build a native client app? Blazor has expan...
Egg Boxing - Peter Attia
One of the most underappreciated sports of all time, egg boxing. Like the Earl of Sandwich, I have been referred...
Be critical or be corrupted
I recently rewatched "The Wire". The show's central theme is about counter-productive metrics and their corrupting influence on institutions. I've noticed hints of this pattern in software engineering, too
Hunting YouTube Crypto Scams - addshore
Back in April 2022 I got annoyed by how prevalent cryptocurrency scams were still on YouTube years after I had first seen them. I spent a few minutes going through the scams that I easily found with a search for live streams including either “ETH” to “BTC” and…
The quest for my PhD
Photo by Secret Garden on Pexels.com I sat through two interviews the other day. I am writing in this blog post to chronicle my interview process and provide a perspective to the readers. These int…
The Commoditization of Social Interaction and Other Progress
The rise of social media has come with both many positive aspects and many negative aspects, societally-speaking. To name just a few on the positive side: being able to conveniently keep in touch w…
Staging is a trap - Tyler Cipriani
Software staging clusters only grow.
I don’t know how to solve prompt injection
Some extended thoughts about prompt injection attacks against software built on top of AI language models such a GPT-3. This post started as a Twitter thread but I’m promoting it …
Securing self-hosted Plex with Cloudflare Tunnels
Introduction Plex.tv Media Server is an application to organize and stream your own personal library of videos, audio and photos. Plex supports sharing your library with others on your local network. Plex even has the ability to share your catalog over the pub…
Figmex: Making Figma with Elixir
A proof of concept app to make a distributed Figma using Elixir
35 Million Hot Dogs: Benchmarking Caddy vs. Nginx
Have you ever wondered about the performance delta between Caddy and Nginx? Wonder no more.
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5 Figma Alternatives for UI & UX Designers - Stack Diary
Interested to know what alternative platforms there are to Figma, specifically built for UI & UX design? This article covers them all.
Cloudflare Ditches Nginx For In-House, Rust-Written Pingora
Cloudflare has long relied upon Nginx as part of its HTTP proxy stack but now has replaced it with their in-house, Rust-written Pingora software that is said to be serving over one trillion requests per day and delivering better performance while only using ab…
Svelte & Third Party Javascript
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What's new in Grial UI Kit 4?
Let’s start by talking about what’s NOT new in Grial UI Kit.
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Are daily stand-ups a waste of time?
If your daily stand-ups feel like a waste of time, they probably are. Here’s what’s wrong with most stand-ups — and what you can do about it.
Let's Upgrade an app to .NET 7 RC
Today, Fritz is going to upgrade a Blazor and ASP.NET Core application from .NET 6 to .NET 7 RC and talk about some of the new features of .NET 7
Serializing asynchronous operations in C++/WinRT, gotchas and final assembly
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Code Maze Weekly #139 - Code Maze
Issue #139 of the Code Maze weekly. Check out what’s new this week and enjoy the read. .NET and C# Top Picks How to download files from ASP.NET Core MVC [blog.elmah.io] If downloading files in ASP.NET Core MVC is something you’re planning to implement, or have…
Episode 105 - More App Security with Tanya Janca
In this episode, Tanya Janca returned to the show to talk to use about Application Security, the WeHackPurple community, OWASP, and ways to learn the latest in appsec without having to pay a huge amount.
New Video: Coding Shorts - Generic Attributes in C# 11
I've been busy with a lot of small projects lately. Among these is to get up to speed with .NET 7 and C# 11. One of the things I've been curious about is the new support for Generic Attributes.
Implementing a Zero Trust strategy after compromise recovery - Microsoft Security Blog
After a compromise recovery, we follow a plan for moving forward to get up-to-date with security posture all over the environment.
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Celebrating 1M installs of Edge DevTools for VS Code
The Edge DevTools for Visual Studio Code extension has over 1M downloads, time to recap a bit how it came to be
Working Iteratively
Working in small chunks is one of the most impactful things we can do as developers.
Why the number input is the worst input
Think that web form has got your number? If you used input type="number", you may be surprised to find that it doesn't.
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Postman v10 and gRPC: What You Can Do | Postman Blog
Official gRPC support in Postman is part of the v10 release. Come see the core features we've included and learn more about gRPC support.
Wikipedia Speedruns!
The rules of this game are simple. You'll be given a starting Wikipedia article and an ending Wikipedia article. Your goal is to navigate from the starting article to the ending article using only the article links.
The Spectacular Collapse of CryptoKitties, the First Big Blockchain Game
In September 2018, someone bought an angry cartoon cat for the equivalent $170,000. It was big win for CryptoKitties, the world’s first blockchain gaming hit. But the sky-high transaction obscured a more difficult truth: CryptoKitties was dying.
The next big step: Godot 4.0 reaches Beta
It has been a long road to Godot 4.0 with 17 alpha builds distributed in 2022, and continuous development effort since 2019. We aren’t done yet, but today marks a major milestone on the road to Godot 4.0: the first beta is out!
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