Digg.com Closing Due to Spam(digg.com)

31 points by napolux 7 months ago | 7 comments

Omacom Foundation launches with $8M(omarchy.org)

125 points by djfergus 2 months ago | 95 comments

What We're Working on in Firefox(blog.mozilla.org)

195 points by HieronymusBosch 2 years ago | 175 comments

AI bot crabby-rathbun is still polluting open source(nickolinger.com)

34 points by olingern 8 months ago | 18 comments

RIP Usenix ATC(bcantrill.dtrace.org)

189 points by joecobb 1 year ago | 37 comments

Pat Gelsinger was wrong for Intel(bcantrill.dtrace.org)

371 points by hasheddan 1 year ago | 237 comments

Bryan Cantrill's blog post arguing that Pat Gelsinger was the wrong CEO for Intel, drawing on Oxide's experience choosing a host CPU.

google.com/goto: Google's anti-scraping update(autom.dev)

631 points by 1e1a 1 month ago | 488 comments

Autom blog post explaining that Google Search now rewrites organic result links to google.com/goto redirect URLs, affecting scrapers.

AI-Generated Images Discourage Me from Reading Your Blog(nelson.cloud)

653 points by meysamazad 2 months ago | 398 comments

A short personal blog post arguing that AI-generated images on personal blogs make the author distrust the text and discourage reading.

Goodbye Google(robert.ocallahan.org)

165 points by Murmuring9087 1 month ago | 175 comments

Personal blog post by Robert O'Callahan titled "Goodbye Google", apparently announcing his departure from Google.

Rarbg Is No More(web.archive.org)

1275 points by 0___0 3 years ago | 519 comments

Archived RARBG shutdown notice explaining the torrent site is closing due to team deaths from covid, the war in Europe, energy costs, and inflation.

The Small Website Discoverability Crisis (2021)(marginalia.nu)

512 points by ggpsv 2 years ago | 224 comments

A 2021 Marginalia blog post arguing that small independent websites are hard to find via Google or Reddit, leaving them with little traffic.

Why do electronic components have such odd values? (2021)(digilent.com)

430 points by mtm 2 years ago | 142 comments

Digilent blog post explaining why resistors, capacitors and other components come in values like 47k and 22µF, based on preferred number E-series.