Why Apple’s Severance Gets Edited Over Remote Desktop Software
Whether it was trying to or not, Apple exposed a huge flaw with its pitch to professional video editors with a new Severance promotional video.
Will Dormann (@wdormann@infosec.exchange)
Attached: 1 image Upcoming Windows 11 builds won't have the ability to to install without internet connectivity and a Microsoft Account. https://blogs.windows.com/windows-insider/2025/03/28/announcing-windows-11-insider-preview-build-26200-5516-dev-channel/
Et tu, Grammarly?
The one where I deploy counter defences
GitHub - supabase-community/postgres-language-server: A Language Server for Postgres
A Language Server for Postgres. Contribute to supabase-community/postgres-language-server development by creating an account on GitHub.
GitHub - Rukenshia/pomodoro: ESP32-based focus timer with an epaper display and rotary dial
ESP32-based focus timer with an epaper display and rotary dial - Rukenshia/pomodoro
A web framework for building products with Python · Plain
Plain is a fork of Django, bringing new ideas to established patterns in the Python landscape. Build a new business, an internal tool, or something for yourself.
Deprecation of ListView in .NET MAUI
Just a few hours ago, the .NET MAUI team announced a significant change coming in .NET 10: the...
Interactive Forms Made Easy: htmx Meets ASP.NET Razor Pages - Chris Woody Woodruff
Welcome back to the HTMX party! Today, we’re talking about a topic every web developer has wrestled with at some point: forms. They’re essential, but making them play nicely with your backend can sometimes feel like wrestling a bear. Enter HTMX. It’s here to s…
Navigating a Mid-Career Tech Stack Shift - Dev Leader Weekly 89
Welcome to another issue of Dev Leader Weekly! In this issue, I discuss what it looks like to do a role switch with a new tech stack or language.
Organic Maps (@organicmaps@mastodon.social)
GitHub has gone - long live Forgejo (@forgejo@floss.social). Fully migrated out of Microsoft’s walled garden after they blocked us: - 54k commits - 9.5k issues - 4.3k pull requests - 100k comments Everything moved. Nothing left behind. https://git.omaps.d…
Navigating a Mid-Career Tech Stack Shift - Engineering Manager AMA
You want to switch tech stacks, but you're panicking. All of that hard work goes completely down the drain. You start back at square one as a junior developer. ... Or do you? Let's discuss! As with all livestreams, I'm looking forward to answering YOUR quest…
Weekly Recap - 2025-03-28
Check out this week from Dev Leader! Here's a list including articles and videos on software engineering, career development, and programming in C#!
Terror Bird
ASP.NET Community Standup - SignalR Swift client & validation for Minimal APIs
Join us for an early look at the new Swift client for SignalR and also the new validation support for minimal APIs in .NET 10. Community Links: https://aka.ms/aspnet/standup/20250401/links Featuring: Daniel Roth, Mike Kistler #dotnet #aspnetcore #signalr
Notes on Gemini 2.5 Pro: A new coding SOTA
This blog post discusses the newly released Google's Gemini 2.5 Pro experimental. We discuss the benchmarks, reactions, and capabilites.
Having the “AI has arrived” conversation
Since November 2024, software has become approximately free to create. The AI revolution isn’t coming — it’s here, upending our tacit assumptions about how organizations operate, what products should do, and who your customers will be tomorrow. If you’re selli…
They Are Going to Take Everything If We Don't Stop Them
The government is going to destroy unions if we don't fight now.
Catchy Advice, Boring Advice
On the other day, I was reading a post on a social network where a person who went to an interview for the position of (junior) developer asked a question at the end of it: how one can become a senior developer. He was very impressed by the answer of the inter…
MCP Servers as an Encouraging Parent
Even in the hype-driven world of LLMs, the buzz around Model Context Protocol (MCP) is hard to ignore. Which is interesting because it seems there is still a significant amount of confusion as to what MCP actually is.
You're Probably Breaking the Llama Community License
You're Probably Breaking the Llama Community License
Cursor Under the Hood
Exploring what Cursor, the AI Code Editor, is doing under the hood when you ask it to write code
Tactical work in the age of layoffs
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Jensen, We’re With You. But We’re Not There Yet.
Something stood out while watching the Nvidia GTC Financial Analyst Q&A event.
Calculate Throughput with LLVM's Scheduling Model
Compiler, uArch, and a little bit of...jigsaw puzzle?
Introduction to LiveDebugger: A Tool for Debugging Phoenix LiveView Apps
With the recent launch of Phoenix LiveView 1.0.0, the library has become more popular and is now considered as a compelling option for…
Reading Mode
Read text nicely!
On Achieving your Dreams
My thoughs after achieving the life long goal of creating a profitable Internet business. Turns out that you must be careful what you wish for.
On .NET Live - Simplifying Azure API Management Policies with .NET
Want to uplevel your Azure API Management policies? In this week's episode, community MVP Ryan Niño Dizon shows us Azure API Management Policy Toolkit, a new and evolving tool that simplifies creating and testing policy documents using C#. 🎙️ Featuring: Ryan…
Johannes Enevoldsen - Excitable cells
A demonstration of how reentry tachyarrhythmias can develop in a system of excitable cells.
fi-le.net
fi-le.net, the Fiefdom of Files
Nobody should be a “content creator”
Nix vanity store paths
Nix is great, but it can be a bit dreary continuously looking at the endless /nix/store paths with their varied letters.
Building a CoAP application on Ariel OS
Ariel OS is an embedded operating system written in Rust, whose first version 0.1. was released recently. It is designed for "constrained devices" (a.k.a. "embedded devices" or "IoT devices"), that is, electronic devices with little power and storage – think "…
Falstaff Waffles
Craft, focus, patience, and quality
Gustavo Cid (@_cgustavo) |
Thought on ECS
I mentioned in my year summary that I have a lot to say about ECS, and got several requests to write more about it, so I’ll do an attempt to write up my thoughts here.
LLM-only RAG for small corpora – David Crespo
Retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) means finding a relevant set of documents in a corpus and generating text based on them. The standard story for LLM RAG is:…
Rushing Toward Rewrite | RoseSecurity Development Log
This is part three of my microblog series exploring the subtle dysfunctions that plague engineering organizations. After discussing over-abstraction as a liability and unpacking how excessive toil kills engineering teams, this post tackles a nuanced threat: wh…
Finalizers are tricker than you might think. Part 2
In the previous part we discussed why the finalizers should only deal with unmanaged resources and in this post I want to show that this is not as simple as it sounds.