Remembering Larry Finger, who made Linux wireless work(arstechnica.com)
696 points by bookofjoe | 76 comments
Ars Technica obituary remembering Larry Finger, 84, who helped make Linux wireless drivers work and mentored other kernel developers.
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696 points by bookofjoe | 76 comments
Ars Technica obituary remembering Larry Finger, 84, who helped make Linux wireless drivers work and mentored other kernel developers.
400 points by microflash | 179 comments
A web.dev case study explaining why Google Sheets moved its calculation worker from JavaScript to WasmGC and the performance results.
392 points by apsec112 | 204 comments
AP News article on the U.S. Justice Department charging nearly 200 people in a $2.7 billion health care fraud crackdown.
387 points by cenazoic | 70 comments
Project site for Valve.Computer, a modern 8-bit computer design built from 1950s thermionic valves, with technical and art sections.
324 points by datadrivenangel | 622 comments
Washington Post article reporting that the Supreme Court blocked Purdue Pharma's opioid bankruptcy settlement, which would have shielded the Sackler family from future lawsuits.
323 points by anigbrowl | 235 comments
LateNighter news article reporting that Paramount shut down the Comedy Central website, removing over 25 years of Daily Show video clips.
242 points by elsewhen | 144 comments
205 points by bpierre | 53 comments
138 points by matt_d | 128 comments
104 points by bertman | 22 comments
69 points by campuscodi | 29 comments
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