I love Linux, but I can't quit Windows(jpain.io)
15 points by speckx | 9 comments
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Horible public key tricks(maurycyz.com)
226 points by Curiositry | 77 comments
Blog post explaining how to embed a readable text message in an RSA public key modulus to get a trusted TLS certificate as a protest against the certificate system.
Where to Sleep in LAX(cadence.moe)
111 points by surprisetalk | 75 comments
Nyquist Limit:The frequency of changes in tech is invalidating our understanding(ryanprior.com)
50 points by evakhoury | 21 comments
Blog post by Ryan Prior arguing that LLM-driven rapid change in software exceeds the human 'sampling rate' of understanding, using the Nyquist limit as an analogy.
Mozilla's Original Sin(jwz.org)
23 points by lleyton | 10 comments
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A website to destroy all websites(henry.codes)
726 points by g0xA52A2A | 354 comments
An essay by Henry on henry.codes arguing for personal, handmade websites as an alternative to the corporate, platform-dominated web.
Software may be getting worse, but it used to be horrible(bitlog.com)
282 points by jakevoytko | 309 comments
Blog post by Jake Voytko arguing that while software may be degrading today, software from the 1990s and 2000s was far buggier, citing crashes, lost work, and insecurity.
I’ve removed Disqus. It was making my blog worse(ryansouthgate.com)
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A personal blog post explaining why the author removed the Disqus comment system from his blog, citing its injected ads.
So Reddit has decided that plain HTML is unsafe(cole-k.com)
546 points by montroser | 550 comments
Blog post complaining that Reddit now requires users to log in to access the plain-HTML old Reddit interface, citing safety.
Someone at BrowserStack is leaking users' email addresses(shkspr.mobi)
329 points by m_km | 88 comments
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