Gordon Bell has died(arstechnica.com)
1222 points by dcminter | 68 comments
Ars Technica obituary of Gordon Bell, architect of DEC's VAX minicomputers and computer history champion, who died at 89.
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1222 points by dcminter | 68 comments
Ars Technica obituary of Gordon Bell, architect of DEC's VAX minicomputers and computer history champion, who died at 89.
695 points by delaugust | 351 comments
Matthew Ström's essay on what UI density means, why interfaces have become less dense, and how designers can design for density.
592 points by samwillis | 226 comments
Blog post by Matt Ferraro announcing CADmium, an open-source, local-first CAD program that runs in the browser, and inviting contributors.
502 points by the_real_tjaart | 178 comments
A Substack post investigating why an email sent to one customer was missing a period, tracing the cause to SMTP protocol quirks.
394 points by weaksauce | 287 comments
Homepage of Amber, a type-safe programming language that compiles to Bash scripts, with install instructions and a code example.
363 points by jpdpeters | 329 comments
Pls Fix is a marketplace where users post paid requests for verified big tech employees to help recover blocked or suspended social media and ad accounts.
320 points by thunderbong | 146 comments
Edward Burtynsky's photography project page on shipbreaking, with an artist's statement and a gallery of images of ships being dismantled.
226 points by jmount | 146 comments
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