Leaving Neovim for Zed(stevedylan.dev)
289 points by mxstbr | 252 comments
First screen, captured .
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ASCII characters are not pixels: a deep dive into ASCII rendering(alexharri.com)
1271 points by alexharri | 139 comments
Blog post by Alex Harri taking a deep dive into building an image-to-ASCII renderer, with interactive demos explaining why ASCII characters aren't pixels.
Airfoil (2024)(ciechanow.ski)
508 points by brk | 59 comments
Bartosz Ciechanowski's interactive article explaining how airfoils generate lift by examining the forces created by airflow around aircraft wings.
The case for Nushell(jntrnr.com)
96 points by lukastyrychtr | 25 comments
The Case for Nushell(jntrnr.com)
73 points by goranmoomin | 30 comments
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588 points by gnabgib | 353 comments
A blog post from disassociated arguing that personal blogs have made a comeback and asking whether niche, topic-focused blogs should return too.
Why SSL was renamed to TLS in late 90s (2014)(tim.dierks.org)
520 points by Bogdanp | 223 comments
Tim Dierks' 2014 blog post explaining how Netscape-Microsoft browser war politics led SSL to be standardized and renamed as TLS.
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412 points by ingve | 257 comments
Tailscale blog essay by CEO Avery Pennarun titled "The New Internet," discussing his vision for how internet networking should evolve.
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411 points by birkey | 277 comments
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831 points by fabianholzer | 349 comments
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393 points by throwup238 | 155 comments
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