A friendly introduction to SVG
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Public domain technical books published before 1964
16 votes -
NGINX introduces native support for ACME protocol for obtaining TLS certificates (Preview release)
26 votes -
RP3A0 reverse engineering
4 votes -
The PC and Internet revolution in rural America (2022)
8 votes -
GPT 5 released
30 votes -
The phases of Observable so far, up to Observable Notebooks 2.0
3 votes -
I designed my own ridiculously fast game streaming video codec
43 votes -
If you're forced to use Windows 11, here's how to steal some of your time back
68 votes -
The Promised LAN
36 votes -
Microsoft Store expands opportunities for Windows app developers
10 votes -
'I destroyed months of your work in seconds' says AI coding tool after deleting a dev's entire database during a code freeze: 'I panicked instead of thinking'
74 votes -
Applying Chinese Wall Reverse Engineering to LLM Code Editing
8 votes -
ShellCheck: Lint For Shell Scripts
8 votes -
Death by a thousand slops | daniel.haxx.se
36 votes -
Most AI struggles to read clocks and calendars
23 votes -
Life before demos (or, Hobbyist Programming in the 1980s)
10 votes -
jank is C++
10 votes -
systemd has been a complete, utter, unmitigated success
37 votes -
I wrote my first Chrome extension to simplify Wikipedia articles
15 votes -
Why it’s time to invest in quantum cybersecurity... and what to do
8 votes -
You MUST listen to RFC 2119
68 votes -
Bill Atkinson: Polaroids showing the evolution of the Lisa GUI
7 votes -
Counting all of the yurts in Mongolia using machine learning
15 votes -
The missing 11th of the month
32 votes -
hare-update assists in addressing breaking changes in your code
5 votes -
The next phase of jank's C++ interop
7 votes -
I think I’m done thinking about genAI for now
37 votes -
How Red Hat just quietly, radically transformed enterprise server Linux
40 votes -
Using Rust backend to serve an SPA
6 votes -
How data travels in F1
12 votes -
How and why I use bookmark keywords and bookmarklets for searching in Firefox, and why I'm scared they're going away
49 votes -
The Windows Subsystem for Linux is now open source
47 votes -
Personalized software really is coming, but not today. Maybe tomorrow?
13 votes -
A programming language made for me
23 votes -
AlphaEvolve: A Gemini-powered coding agent for designing advanced algorithms
22 votes -
Visualising how AI training avoids getting stuck in local minima
18 votes -
Linux Kernel ends i486 support - 18 years after its discontinuation, 36 years after its initial release
25 votes -
How Super Mario Bros. 2 builds levels
13 votes -
A PostgreSQL planner semi-join gotcha with CTE, LIMIT, and RETURNING
5 votes -
You can now officially run Arch Linux inside Windows
20 votes -
A StarlingX explainer
3 votes -
NaN boxing or how to make the world dynamic (2020)
14 votes -
iOS Denial of Service via Darwin notifications
11 votes -
Going Mouseless, Or Using The Computer Without a Physical Mouse
34 votes -
Marching Events: What does iCalendar have to do with ray marching?
7 votes -
Arch Linux to switch from Redis to Valkey
21 votes -
A 2025 survey of Rust GUI libraries
19 votes -
CISA extends funding to ensure 'no lapse in critical CVE services'
15 votes -
Datastar: web framework for the future?
14 votes