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• Name before type: why 'age int' is better than 'int age'

• An intro to Go for non-Go developers

• Open Source vs the Invisible Hand

• I Put a Datacenter GPU in My Gaming PC for £200

• Just Let Me Write Digits | Blog | Guillaume Endignoux

• An update on the scraper situation

• The Email They Shouldn't Have Read

• Linux Firewalls: How to Actually Secure a Cloud Server (iptables, nftables, firewalld, ufw)

• Please Stop Making Terrible GIFs

• The Backtick That (Almost) Broke Me: Fixing German XKB Dead Keys on Linux - André Klein Dot Net

• Claude Code Is Steganographically Marking Requests

• Day 1598

• How Markdown took over the world

• You Got Faster. Your Company Didn’t.

• Your EPUB Is Fine. Kobo Disagrees. Blame Adobe - André Klein Dot Net

• Every Frame Perfect

• Google Chrome's next update will mark the end of popular ad blockers

• German court rules Google can be held liable for false AI Overview claims

• The Jqwik Anti-AI Affair

• Only approved phones can pass Google’s new reCAPTCHA, locking out privacy-focused alternatives

• Only approved phones can pass Google’s new reCAPTCHA, locking out privacy-focused alternatives

• Opensource AI Must Win

• There's still no point in gigabit broadband

• How many consecutive hyphens can you have in a domain name?

• Please don't mess with links: (Maurycy's blog)

• The Infosec Phrasebook

• JavaScript - To Semicolon, Or Not To Semicolon;

• Punycode: The algorithm that lets you use unicode in domains - Ian Duncan

  Found this interesting… Ever wondered why a domain like xn–bcher-caf-j4a4r looks how it looks and how that notation allows representing unicode characters?

• You Don't Love systemd Timers Enough

• Google's Antigravity Bait and Switch | Sid's Blog