Boeing workers vote to strike(washingtonpost.com)
512 points by isaacfrond | 481 comments
Washington Post article reporting that about 96% of Boeing union members voted to strike, rejecting a proposed contract with raised pay and benefits.
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512 points by isaacfrond | 481 comments
Washington Post article reporting that about 96% of Boeing union members voted to strike, rejecting a proposed contract with raised pay and benefits.
506 points by everybodyknows | 256 comments
Semafor article in which former CrowdStrike employees describe rising technical errors and weak quality control before the July 2024 global outage.
427 points by jviide | 152 comments
A Medium write-up describing a zero-click vulnerability chain in macOS triggered by a malicious Calendar invite.
404 points by nickcotter | 199 comments
The Verge reports that the entire staff of game publisher Annapurna Interactive resigned after negotiations to spin it out as an independent company broke down.
396 points by todsacerdoti | 72 comments
A blog post describing the two-year effort to port the SBCL Common Lisp runtime to the Nintendo Switch so the Trial game engine can run on it.
394 points by jsheard | 214 comments
A tweet reporting that OpenAI warned a user it would revoke o1 model access after they asked the model about its hidden chain of thought.
391 points by louwrentius | 271 comments
Blog post reviewing a self-built 71 TiB ZFS NAS with twenty-four 4 TB drives that has run for 10 years without a single drive failure.
282 points by quasigloam | 73 comments
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