May 2023 Archive
8371.
Twitter’s latest outage is logging out desktop users (theverge.com)
8372.
Vlang 0.3.4 Release Notes (github.com)
8373.
A Safari-specific guide to making the modern web suck less (coryd.dev)
8374.
Geoffrey Hinton talks impact and potential of AI (March 2023) (youtube.com)
8375.
Meta’s Next-Generation Realtime Monitoring and Analytics Platform (micahlerner.com)
8376.
Save the Male Chicks (vox.com)
8377.
Linux Driver Development with Raspberry Pi – Practical Labs (github.com)
8378.
Vice Media reportedly headed for bankruptcy (theguardian.com)
8379.
Nine Million Have Watched Full ‘Super Mario Bros.’ Illegally Posted on Twitter (forbes.com)
8380.
Flattening ASTs (and Other Compiler Data Structures) (cs.cornell.edu)
8381.
What Is a Rapid Security Response (RSR)? (eclecticlight.co)
8382.
Epping Forest (en.wikipedia.org)
8383.
Europe’s Next Crisis: Water (politico.eu)
8384.
WebContainers Now Run on Safari, iOS, and iPadOS (blog.stackblitz.com)
8385.
Microsoft’s mice, keyboards, and webcams are being discontinued (theverge.com)
8386.
Tofu, an easy-to-use, open-source two-factor authentication app for iOS (tofuauth.com)
8387.
Bouncing DVD logo animation in terminal (github.com)
8388.
Coinbase Insiders Sued for Dumping Stock, Saving $1B (bloomberg.com)
8389.
Intel: Just You Wait. Again (mondaynote.com)
8390.
Show HN: Mmm.page beta – Drag-&-drop websites like an internet canvas (build.mmm.page)
8391.
Trans cyclist picks up overall victory in Tour of the Gila (foxnews.com)
8392.
Mark Cuban's Cost Plus Drugs (costplusdrugs.com)
8393.
Where Did Mars’s Moons Come From? (scientificamerican.com)
8394.
Prepare for the Textpocalypse (theatlantic.com)
8395.
The modern data stack sucks (posthog.com)
8396.
What Is Platform Engineering? (platifyinsights.com)
8397.
PacWest, Western Alliance Lead Regional Bank Stock Rout (bloomberg.com)
8398.
Setting up multiple Yubikeys and Git signing on macOS (glenngillen.com)
8399.
Security in Vercel's front end cloud (vercel.com)
8400.
How to ask OpenAI for your personal data to be deleted or not used for training (techcrunch.com)