Bitwarden transitions from Manifest V2 to V3
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Flipboard begins to federate
21 votes -
Opinion - journalism needs to lose its dependent relationship with big tech companies
24 votes -
Silo demonstrates seven lessons in how not to do an upgrade
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How I hacked CASIO F-91W digital watch to support NFC payments
10 votes -
Modern Software Engineering: A Series - Part 1
6 votes -
The cargo cult of the ennui engine
14 votes -
What we learned from building GovSlack
6 votes -
How a single developer dropped AWS costs by 90%, then disappeared
16 votes -
A blameless post-mortem of USA v. Joseph Sullivan (Uber’s former CSO)
4 votes -
Bitwarden raises $100 million from PSG Equity
12 votes -
AI and ethical licensing
9 votes -
About those kill-switched Ukrainian tractors
12 votes -
/r/antiwork: A tragedy of sanewashing and social gentrification
19 votes -
The rules to make the rules (regarding cryptocurrency protocols)
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Beware the copyleft trolls
9 votes -
Facebook thrives on criticism of “disinformation”
11 votes -
The inside story of how the lowly PDF played the longest game in tech
15 votes -
Cognitive science and user experience — A new dimension of abstract
2 votes -
A modest proposal: Just log off
18 votes -
In defense of Signal
12 votes -
What color was “Apple Beige”
11 votes -
What I learned in two years of moving government forms online
9 votes -
The making of Hey's dumpsterfile.email, an internet service that receives an email, prints it, and burns it in a dumpster on a livestream
11 votes -
The presence prison
7 votes -
OpenStreetMap is having a moment; The billion dollar dataset next door
23 votes -
Technology has been promising the dream of a cocooned future, and our pandemic isolation is giving us the rare opportunity to see where this road leads
12 votes -
Leaked salary spreadsheet reveals Microsoft employee earnings for a second year
10 votes -
How to Destroy Surveillance Capitalism - A new, short book by Cory Doctorow that looks at big tech as a monopoly problem
18 votes -
Planet of cops
2 votes -
Mozilla: The greatest tech company left behind
30 votes -
Tilde.Club: I had a couple drinks and woke up with 1,000 nerds
20 votes -
A personal account of a fake Amazon reviewer
15 votes -
Why accessibility is the future of tech
9 votes -
Email isn’t broken, email clients are
12 votes -
The digital archives of the oldest Black newspaper in America show a long struggle for justice
5 votes -
The Yang Gang and its bots
14 votes -
The last tracker was just removed from Basecamp.com
16 votes -
Military grade encryption won’t save you, or your business
4 votes -
The magical science of wi-fi on airplanes
14 votes -
Introducing Basecamp Personal - A completely free Basecamp plan designed specifically for freelancers, students, families, and personal projects
5 votes -
Holy shit, Contra said a thing! Well, guess I better singlehandedly solve BreadTube
10 votes -
Kik is shutting down their chat app and firing most of their employees to focus on their Kin cryptocurrency and SEC trial
23 votes -
Google's Wing will test deliveries using drones from FedEx Express, Walgreens, and Sugar Magnolia in Christianburg, Virginia
6 votes -
Remove Richard Stallman
51 votes -
Macintosh Forks
5 votes -
The Mac client for Zoom (video-conferencing app) allows any site to enable your camera and connect you to a call, and leaves a web server running on your machine even if you uninstall it
29 votes -
Survival of the richest. The wealthy are plotting to leave us behind.
16 votes -
Adventures with a programmable mechanical ortholinear split ergonomic keyboard
9 votes -
Car hackers say that if you want to keep your autonomous vehicles secure, you have to create realistic threat models
4 votes