ISPs should not police online speech no matter how awful it is(eff.org)
1322 points by mantiq | 970 comments
EFF Deeplinks post from August 2023 arguing that internet service providers should not police or block online speech, even when it is awful.
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1322 points by mantiq | 970 comments
EFF Deeplinks post from August 2023 arguing that internet service providers should not police or block online speech, even when it is awful.
556 points by zdw | 239 comments
OpenBSD Journal post announcing Damien Miller's commit adding keystroke timing obfuscation with chaff keystrokes to OpenSSH's ssh client.
441 points by NavinF | 172 comments
ServeTheHome news article on Intel's experimental 8-core, 528-thread processor that uses silicon photonics for interconnect.
398 points by MatthiasPortzel | 649 comments
An Ask HN thread asking why Python grew into a dominant programming language while Ruby, once similarly popular, stalled.
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A JUXT blog case study on Griffin, a UK-regulated API-driven banking-as-a-service platform built with Clojure.
321 points by lemper | 317 comments
Paraxial.io blog post by Michael Lubas describing how Pinterest's adoption of Elixir saved about $2 million a year in server costs.
241 points by HaoZeke | 36 comments
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