April 9, 1940 a Dish Best Served Cold (2021)(todayinhistory.blog)

69 points by vinnyglennon 9 months ago | 11 comments

February 22, 1985 Operation Beluga(todayinhistory.blog)

53 points by ZeljkoS 1 year ago | 5 comments

C: Simple Defer, Ready to Use(gustedt.wordpress.com)

148 points by ingve 1 year ago | 116 comments

The web I want vs. the one we have(daveverse.wordpress.com)

81 points by luu 2 years ago | 77 comments

Automated feature testing of Verilog parsers using fuzzing(johnwickerson.wordpress.com)

7 points by matt_d 2 years ago | 2 comments

Why that one coworker got fired for no reason(gieseanw.wordpress.com)

39 points by andyg_blog 2 years ago | 35 comments

My sixth year as a bootstrapped founder(mtlynch.io)

962 points by mtlynch 2 years ago | 288 comments

Michael Lynch's annual retrospective on his sixth year as a bootstrapped solo founder, including his TinyPilot business.

What a Hacker Stole from Me(mynoise.net)

355 points by wonger_ 1 year ago | 106 comments

A myNoise blog post by founder Stéphane describing a hacker's attack on the myNoise website, first via code-injection attempts and then a different strategy.

Open Source is one person(opensourcesecurity.io)

325 points by LawnGnome 1 year ago | 132 comments

Blog post by Josh Bressers on Open Source Security arguing that many open source projects are maintained by a single person.

Someone behind the software(karrisaarinen.com)

532 points by tosh 8 days ago | 188 comments

Blog post by Karri Saarinen arguing that good software products carry the experience, values, and perspective of the people who make them.

I don't like passkeys(hawksley.dev)

676 points by ethanhawksley 1 month ago | 665 comments

A personal blog post by Ethan Hawksley explaining why he dislikes passkeys and the tech industry's push to make users adopt them.

The future of software development is software developers(codemanship.wordpress.com)

376 points by cdrnsf 10 months ago | 471 comments

A Codemanship blog post arguing that the future of software development still depends on human software developers.