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  1. @patbits.bsky.socialBluesky

    Personal News: Been working with IBM Think on newsletter/cybersecurity stuff for a year, and it's been going great! So great that I'm now the host of IBM’s Security Intelligence podcast! Thanks to everyone who made it possible. Like, subscribe, and stay safe out there! youtu.be/wZFseoVpSTM?...

    youtu.be Hiding in plain sight: Fake GPTs, SMTP malware and NetScaler zero-days

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  2. @nostalgianinja.comBluesky

    The fact that Windows needs to be defanged is speaking for itself. I've been daily driving Linux for 3 years now. I do my work, my 3D art and play all my games through it. The only time I use Windows is for Unity, but that's only on a rare chance I need to create a package for a game or mod.

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  3. @jakearchibald.comBluesky

    I'm really glad we're running this again. It helped us prioritise a lot of work this year. The previous method was 👍 on GitHub issues, which (imo) is too easily gamed, either intentionally or unintentionally.

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  4. @saewitz.comBluesky

    One marker of useful software is you can do nothing but keep the thing running for a year and people will just keep using it

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  5. @rego.bsky.socialBluesky

    aamtest: Testing accessibility in WPT blogs.igalia.com/mrego/aamtes... This blog post covers the work @igalia.com has been doing to add a new type of tests in WPT, which allow testing the platform accessibility APIs directly. Thanks to NLnet Foundation for sponsoring this work.

    blogs.igalia.com

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  6. @riguh.bsky.socialBluesky

    I am rewriting software I regularly use as custom apps. I did that with my printer software earlier, and tonight I integrated a music player into my personal agent. SO GOOD It’s 100% a the “delight the user” experience. I didn’t realise just how bad the Spotify UI is until I replaced it

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  7. @43081j.comBluesky

    not too long ago i joined as a maintainer of svelte's acorn-typescript plugin 👀 i missed hacking away at ASTs and parser stuff 😄 has also been super nice working with @baseballyama.bsky.social on modernising a bunch of it 🙏 always a joy to collab with the svelte team

    github.com GitHub

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  8. @mary.my.idBluesky

    i have been looking at getting an iPhone for testing but recently i've been doing a lot of Chrome Android debugging via adb and CDP and I just don't think anything can compare lmao

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  9. @theapplegeek.co.ukBluesky

    The Apple Geek has always been about curiosity, technology and discovering what makes great software. Now that curiosity has turned into creating apps of my own. Here's the story behind the journey. #MacOS #Apple #IndieDev #AppDevelopment www.theapplegeek.co.uk/blog/builtbyme

    theapplegeek.co.uk From Tinkering With Macs to Building Apps | The Apple Geek — The Apple Geek

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