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Some things I found interesting from 2025-05-11 to 2025-05-18

Internet Discoveries between 11 May and 18 May

  • git-bug/git-bug
  • The Epochalypse Project
  • 5 Powerful Persuasion Methods for Engineering Managers
  • I made my own Obsidian Sync server with my NAS and a free plugin, and it works perfectly
  • Iceland approved the 4-day workweek in 2019: nearly 6 years later, all the predictions made have come true.

Some things I found interesting from 2025-04-13 to 2025-04-20

Internet Discoveries between 13 April and 20 April

  • Unsure Calculator
  • Understanding the Origins and the Evolution of Vi & Vim
  • The-Pocket/Tutorial-Codebase-Knowledge
  • https://cybersecuritynews.com/stride-gpt-ai-powered-tool/
  • An Ars Technica history of the Internet, part 1
  • Enhancing your DevSecOps with Wazuh, the open source XDR platform
  • SSL/TLS certificate lifespans reduced to 47 days by 2029
  • The CVE program for tracking security flaws is about to lose federal funding
  • CVE program faces swift end after DHS fails to renew contract, leaving security flaw tracking in limbo
  • CVE Foundation
  • CISA extends funding to ensure ‘no lapse in critical CVE services’
  • Librarians are dangerous.
  • Scientists hijacked the human eye to get it to see a brand-new color. It’s called ‘olo.’
  • Hypertext TV

Some things I found interesting from 2025-04-13 to 2025-04-20

Internet Discoveries between 13 April and 20 April

  • Unsure Calculator
  • Understanding the Origins and the Evolution of Vi & Vim
  • The-Pocket/Tutorial-Codebase-Knowledge
  • https://cybersecuritynews.com/stride-gpt-ai-powered-tool/
  • An Ars Technica history of the Internet, part 1
  • Enhancing your DevSecOps with Wazuh, the open source XDR platform
  • SSL/TLS certificate lifespans reduced to 47 days by 2029
  • The CVE program for tracking security flaws is about to lose federal funding
  • CVE program faces swift end after DHS fails to renew contract, leaving security flaw tracking in limbo
  • CVE Foundation
  • CISA extends funding to ensure ‘no lapse in critical CVE services’
  • Librarians are dangerous.
  • Scientists hijacked the human eye to get it to see a brand-new color. It’s called ‘olo.’
  • Hypertext TV

Some things I found interesting from 2025-04-13 to 2025-04-20

Internet Discoveries between 13 April and 20 April

  • Unsure Calculator
  • Understanding the Origins and the Evolution of Vi & Vim
  • The-Pocket/Tutorial-Codebase-Knowledge
  • https://cybersecuritynews.com/stride-gpt-ai-powered-tool/
  • An Ars Technica history of the Internet, part 1
  • Enhancing your DevSecOps with Wazuh, the open source XDR platform
  • SSL/TLS certificate lifespans reduced to 47 days by 2029
  • The CVE program for tracking security flaws is about to lose federal funding
  • CVE program faces swift end after DHS fails to renew contract, leaving security flaw tracking in limbo
  • CVE Foundation
  • CISA extends funding to ensure ‘no lapse in critical CVE services’
  • Librarians are dangerous.
  • Scientists hijacked the human eye to get it to see a brand-new color. It’s called ‘olo.’
  • Hypertext TV

Some things I found interesting from 2025-03-30 to 2025-04-06

Internet Discoveries between 30 March and 6 April

  • https://standardebooks.org/
  • pico.sh pico.sh
  • DIY Synths
  • https://capacities.io/
  • Modern magic unlocks Merlin’s medieval secrets
  • CodeQLEAKED – Public Secrets Exposure Leads to Supply Chain Attack on GitHub CodeQL
  • Knight Ride
  • Inside a Marine’s decision to eject from a failing F-35B fighter jet and the betrayal in its wake
  • Home of The MAME Project
  • Bletchley code breaker Betty Webb dies aged 101
  • In loving memory of Dave Täht
  • Google launches Sec-Gemini v1, a new experimental cybersecurity model
  • The “S” in MCP Stands for Security

Some things I found interesting from 2025-02-16 to 2025-02-23

Internet Discoveries between 16 February and 23 February

  • The 88x31 GIF Collection Part 1
  • Adam Golaski On David Lynch’s “Revenge of the Jedi” — Bennington Review
  • The tough reality of being a “glue person”…
  • subtrace/subtrace
  • Thomas Armour (Oakenstone) (@Oakenstone@universeodon.com)
  • Scripton
  • Repositories – Enterprise rules and custom properties updates
  • Recent improvements to Artifact Attestations

Some things I found interesting from 2025-02-09 to 2025-02-16

Internet Discoveries between 9 February and 16 February

  • devsecflow/cnamm
  • splunk/DECEIVE
  • Smuggling arbitrary data through an emoji
  • Did Semgrep Just Get A Lot More Interesting?
  • Canonical announces 12 year Kubernetes LTS 
  • Zed now predicts your next edit with Zeta, our new open model
  • Why do younger coders struggle to break through the FOSS graybeard barrier?
  • Anyone Can Push Updates to the DOGE.gov Website
  • Secret scanning detects Base64-encoded GitHub tokens
  • 5 reasons Full Calendar is a third-party Obsidian plugin I can’t live without
  • Open Sue! OBS Studio Threatens Fedora With Legal Action

Some things I found interesting from 2024-12-22 to 2024-12-29

Internet Discoveries between 22 December and 29 December

  • Welcome to twtxt! — twtxt 1.3.2-dev documentation
  • Model 777 — Luca Iaconi-Stewart
  • blackcandy-org/blackcandy
  • Jaennaet/pISSStream
  • Supercharge Your Knowledge Capture Workflow with the Obsidian Web Clipper
  • Perl Advent Calendar 2024
  • https://keypub.sh/
  • operational pgp - draft
  • Ghostty
  • 17 Mindblowing Github Repositories You Never Knew Existed

Some things I found interesting from 2024-12-15 to 2024-12-22

Internet Discoveries between 15 December and 22 December

  • drduh/YubiKey-Guide
  • pwr-Solaar/Solaar
  • malmeloo/FindMy.py
  • microsoft/markitdown
  • openauthjs/openauth
  • Announcing 150M developers and a new free tier for GitHub Copilot in VS Code
  • Optimize Your Kubernetes Clusters with K8s Cleaner
  • izabera/pseudo3d
  • REST API insights for organizations is now generally available

Some things I found interesting from 2024-12-01 to 2024-12-08

Internet Discoveries between 1 December and 8 December

  • https://psychology-tools.com/test/empathy-quotient
  • the hacker’s browser.
  • NASA Just Released a Fireplace Video For The Holidays, And It’s Hilarious
  • New AWS Security Incident Response helps organizations respond to and recover from security events
  • Fish Have a Brain Microbiome. Could Humans Have One Too?
  • Why does the name ‘David Mayer’ crash ChatGPT? Digital privacy requests may be at fault
  • 10 Hidden Gems in GitHub Actions for Automating Your Workflow
  • Pixel phones now give you a thermometer, for the inside
  • 3 reasons you should be using Obsidian’s Dataview plugin for dynamic note organization
  • https://www.reuters.com/technology/artificial-intelligence/amazons-cloud-service-shows-new-ai-servers-says-apple-will-use-its-chips-2024-12-03/
  • FreeBSD 14.2 wants to woo Docker fans, but still struggles with Wi-Fi
  • Notice of upcoming releases and breaking changes for GitHub Actions
  • x.com
  • Deprecation notice: GitHub Pages actions to require artifacts actions v4 on GitHub.com
  • Valve may be working on a direct competitor to the Nvidia Shield