Cap'n Proto 1.0(capnproto.org)
667 points by kentonv | 208 comments
Announcement of the Cap'n Proto 1.0 release, a data serialization format and RPC system, posted on the project's news page.
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667 points by kentonv | 208 comments
Announcement of the Cap'n Proto 1.0 release, a data serialization format and RPC system, posted on the project's news page.
568 points by thunderbong | 240 comments
My90sTV is a website that simulates watching television from the 1990s and earlier, playing old shows and commercials in a retro TV interface.
555 points by pwmtr | 352 comments
EFF Deeplinks article arguing the U.K.'s Online Safety Bill could undermine end-to-end encryption for users worldwide.
458 points by TangerineDream | 232 comments
Julia Evans blog post exploring why DNS remains hard for newcomers to learn despite being stable for decades.
425 points by pablogsal | 50 comments
Python Steering Council post on discuss.python.org announcing intent to accept PEP 703 to make the GIL optional in CPython, with acceptance details.
374 points by hammock | 255 comments
Blockworks op-ed by Andrew M. Bailey and Nick Almond arguing that Worldcoin is not a fair or radical financial system and raises serious concerns.
357 points by gslin | 42 comments
TorrentFreak article reporting that the EFF will give Sci-Hub founder Alexandra Elbakyan an award for providing access to scientific knowledge.
356 points by nradov | 212 comments
EdSource article on California's effort to bar Stanford researchers who received state education data from giving legal testimony, which the ACLU says violates the First Amendment.
343 points by ohjeez | 166 comments
Los Angeles Times article on how California's free prison phone calls are helping inmates repair family relationships and supporting rehabilitation.
338 points by trevin | 291 comments
An After Babel Substack essay by Jon Haidt and Peter Gray arguing that the decline of unsupervised free play is a major cause of the teen mental health crisis.
331 points by mappu | 174 comments
LWN brief reporting that the Python Steering Council intends to accept PEP 703, making the GIL optional in CPython, possibly starting with 3.13.
226 points by vvoruganti | 74 comments
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