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New Steam Games Playable on the Steam Deck, with Alabaster Dawn and Dead as Disco - 2026-05-09 Edition
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boilingsteam.com
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2 months ago
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eng
Between 2026-05-02 and 2026-05-09 we selected 21 newly released games that are rated as Verified or Playable on the Steam Deck, and meeting specific criteria in terms of user ratings. It’s another exceptional week for the Steam Deck with a bunch of very strong releases. It’s difficult to pick just a few, but you should clearly keep an eye on ALABASTER DAWN (I played it last year at the Bit Summit and it was great!) - Dead as Disco seems to ..
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Today, we welcome the 42nd government onboarded to Have I Been Pwned’s free gov service: Costa Rica. The CSIRT of the Government of Costa Rica now has access to monitor government domains against the data in HIBP. This enables their national cybersecurity incident response team to identify exposure
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Nitro Now Comes with Xbox Game Pass and New Benefits. Welcome to Nitro Rewards.
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discord.com
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2 months ago
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eng
As we hit Nitro’s 10-year anniversary, we're launching Nitro Rewards: a brand-new benefits program built with some of the biggest names in gaming. See what’s coming for Nitro members, for no added cost.
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How to Use Nitro: A Beginner’s Guide to Discord’s Premium Subscription
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discord.com
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2 months ago
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eng
What’s Discord Nitro all about? What perks does it give, and how can you get it? If you’re looking to expand your Nitro knowledge, you’re in the right place.
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Learn how the Auth0 FGA Permissions Index uses ReBAC to solve the search-at-scale problem by moving authorization logic from query time to write time.
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A monochrome top-down shooter for the original Game Boy, with a browser shell that runs the same ROM on desktop and mobile.
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A tiny single-header C99 entity-component-system for small games and embedded targets, with fixed capacities and no allocation.
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An interactive map of the countries, US states, China provinces, and cities I have visited, powered by a small YAML travel log.
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A monochrome top-down shooter for the original Game Boy, with a browser shell that runs the same ROM on desktop and mobile.
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A tiny single-header C99 entity-component-system for small games and embedded targets, with fixed capacities and no allocation.
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An interactive map of the countries, US states, China provinces, and cities I have visited, powered by a small YAML travel log.
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A huge improvement to 3D models in our SDK enables great interactivity. We have a new, clean, modern map of Japan using their specific cartographic conventions.
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A human-in-the-loop AI inbox classifier that drafts replies, with a per-category graduation ladder that lets each earn its way to auto-send.
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Well, it's the day before the Instructure "pay or leak" deadline (at least by my Aussie watch), and the company remains removed from the ShinyHunters website. In its place sits a press statement that amounts to "we're not making any statements". So
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I’ll get straight to the point: your AI coding agent, the one you use to write code, needs to reduce your maintenance costs. Not by a little bit, either. You write code twice as quick now? Better hope you’ve halved your maintenance costs. Three times as productive? One third the maintenance costs. Otherwise, you’re screwed. You’re trading a temporary speed boost for permanent indenture. Oh, you want to know why? Sure. Let’s go for a dri....
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How to Use AI to Onboard Into a Codebase Faster
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newsletter.eng-leadership.com
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2 months ago
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eng
4 onboarding steps to speed up your understanding of a codebase and get you up and running in a few hours!
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They were Buddhist monks. and one in particular. who told me that I should become a Catholic. or at least a good Christian. That was the path to my salvation. and not some flight into exoticism. such as Buddhism or another “oriental cult.” Oddly. I agreed with him. even at the time [over half a (…)
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Hm. I moved all the little scripts I had running on a Raspberry Pi to my Mac Mini so I could install Home Assistant to it. So far I haven’t done anything wild with it, except created a bunch of dashboards. Who’d have known that the carbon dioxide level is directly influenced by humans and […]
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I recently got a Venova and have been enjoying learning how to play it: It combines a saxophone mouthpiece with recorder fingering and a little nose to overblow an octave instead of a twelfth. It's somewhere between a real instrument and a toy, and one of its bigger problems is that while it's great in C it gets harder to play the more sharps or flats you want. Since I mostly play contra music, typically in 2-3 sharps,....
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I recently got a Venova and have been enjoying learning how to play it: It combines a saxophone mouthpiece with recorder fingering and a little nose to overblow an octave instead of a twelfth. It's somewhere between a real instrument and a toy, and one of its bigger problems is that while it's great in C it gets harder to play the more sharps or flats you want. Since I mostly play contra music, typically in 2-3 sharps,....
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Would you enthusiastically hire someone again for a role? I was listening to a recent podcast with Rachel Lockett and she asked the question above.
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Would you enthusiastically hire someone again for a role? I was listening to a recent podcast with Rachel Lockett and she asked the question above.
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For a long time I wanted a piece of software that used Firecracker to create MicroVMs on my Linux hosts. It seemed like it would be really useful for vulnerability research and testing features that weren’t suitable to be done in Docker containers. I looked around periodically but wasn’t able to find anything that really fit the bill and would work easily. Back in January I was experimenting with Claude Code and I decided, pretty much....
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I was a heavy UNIX user throughout the 1990s, back when powerful RISC UNIX workstations roamed the Earth. SGI Octanes, Sun Ultras, DEC Alphastations… all absurdly expensive and built for science, engineering, and development work. These workstations used RISC processors (because RISC was the future!) and cost a small fortune. God, they were powerful. And on many of them, I installed Linux (basically open source UNIX).
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I was a heavy UNIX user throughout the 1990s, back when powerful RISC UNIX workstations roamed the Earth. SGI Octanes, Sun Ultras, DEC Alphastations… all absurdly expensive and built for science, engineering, and development work. These workstations used RISC processors (because RISC was the future!) and cost a small fortune. God, they were powerful. And on many of them, I installed Linux (basically open source UNIX).
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ESP-IDF v6 dropped back in March and the GitHub releases page is already showing v6.0.1 - so I figured it was time to stop hiding in the v5.x cave and actually try it out. This is a nice gentle introduction. We’ll install the IDF, wire it up to VS Code, build the classic Blink example for an ESP32-S3, then start poking at menuconfig to do the things you can’t easily do from the Arduino IDE. Prerequisites If you’re new to the E....
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