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The recent cyber incidents required a pivot from the frontier AI labs.

Are LLMs saving us time?

We've built yet another tantalizing, dangerous thing.

Tech companies keep making us embarrassed to be their customers.

The ban-vs-regulate debate form is tried and true.

Teachable's CDN is misconfigured.

I used Claude Code to build a tool I needed.

California's Digital Age Assurance Act presents new headaches and concerns for operating system maintainers and app developers.

Ultimately, the cloud and AI industries are about robbing you of computing power and selling it back at exorbitant rents.

To build the future, you must destroy the present.

For months, I've been working on a project to demonstrate how we can preserve humanity on the web.

Mozilla's new strategy document confirms their position, and the end of their stewardship of the open web.

A new reverse phishing campaign uses Microsoft Entra Guest invites to bypass email filters.

Building an online community takes more than tools.

Generative AI answers prayers.

I remember how we were.

Building the same thing close-to-home can be the right choice for your project, even if it feels like reinventing the wheel.

It's time to move beyond true/false, positive/negative.

The best guide to homelabs just got a lot better—and bigger.

It's been a year since my mother passed away.

The cool thing about ClickFix remediation is nobody walks away happy.

Deno offers a wonderful developer experience for those who work in the Node ecosystem.

How a liberal arts education showed me the future

How much of your code do you feel like entrusting to Microsoft?

What is Mozilla?

For decades, Mozilla and the open source community have been thick as thieves.

Generative AI is not a calculator.

Let's learn how to set up our own private network for secure self-hosted services.

In 2024, Tech companies gave up the game.

WordPress is acting weird.

My advice for job hunting to actually get hired, not chase ghost jobs.

Why our experience of social media matters more than the technicals, or moral absolutes

The big Bluesky questions answered, maybe not the way you'd like

I don't know how many options we have right now.

Curious about customizing your terminal experience?

The dangers of overselling

To save the internet, we may have to rebuild it.

Stability, refinement, and depth.

LLMs are coming for search, and the internet will never be the same.

Fully certified apps from start to finish with one move.

What to ask before you buy the server

LLMs are scary, but not for the reasons you've been told.

A new approach for courses on The Taggart Institute

When you're trying to catch the bad guys, you can't let your own brain stand in the way.

We've all heard how insecure Electron apps are.

You've landed an implant on a low-priv endpoint.

Now is the time to seek a better internet.

Safety and risk are not mutually exclusive.

Ask five tech professionals about the usefulness of degrees, you'll get eight opinions.

We are responsible for building our own domains of knowledge, but how does it work?