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This post was automatically generated. Articles To Read The following are articles that I saved today. Substance and quality will vary drastically. The Feed Is Fake Chess For the Day Record: 5-0-1 Net Elo Change: +28 Games Played mister_nanami - LOSS Peterdelk - WIN Mansnothot1234 - WIN Denvaycik - WIN Knight-Slayers - WIN Makgau - WIN Blog Posts On This Day May 20, 2025 (2 posts) May 20, 2024 (1 post)..
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This post was automatically generated. Articles To Read The following are articles that I saved today. Substance and quality will vary drastically. The Feed Is Fake Chess For the Day Record: 5-0-1 Net Elo Change: +28 Games Played mister_nanami - LOSS Peterdelk - WIN Mansnothot1234 - WIN Denvaycik - WIN Knight-Slayers - WIN Makgau - WIN Blog Posts On This Day May 20, 2025 (2 posts) May 20, 2024 (1 post)..
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Ubuntu Core 26 cuts OTA update size, enables ARM64 Livepatch
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www.omgubuntu.co.uk
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2 weeks ago
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eng
Canonical has released Ubuntu Core 26, a new long-term support (LTS) version of its immutable, snap-based OS. Among the changes Ubuntu Core 26 brings is smaller over-the-air updates, with download sizes reduced by up to 90% for most snaps thanks to a new snap-delta format. Updates to the Core base snaps specifically drop from 16 MB to 1.5 MB. Installation times are faster as the initramfs-based installer skips redundant reboots during provi..
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According to the Github account usage page I have used up all my Actions storage quota of 500MB, so it is blocking all my builds that use artifacts.The website's build uses artifacts to pass the built website between jobs, which is the Github recommended way to do things. Thus all builds of the website and thus all publishing to the website is completely blocked. I haven't even been publishing much the past few weeks! This isn't the first....
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I find the trend of people posting about the way they use generative AI to be fascinating at an anthropological level. I do not remember the last time a piece of technology pushed so many different people into writing about the way they use it, or not use it, or abuse it, or misuse it. To me, this is way more interesting and intriguing than the technology itself. I obviously do not know why so many people are doing so, and I suspect they ....
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Monika Sviderskė’s story: Building the life she wanted, as a mom and as a career woman
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www.hostinger.com
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2 weeks ago
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eng
Monika Sviderskė is our Partnership Director for Europe and LATAM. Previously, she spent over five years as a chief marketing officer (CMO) in Web3 – the decentralized, blockchain… The post Monika Sviderskė’s story: Building the life she wanted, as a mom and as a career woman appeared first on Hostinger Blog .
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Last edit Summary: The `dired-mark-if' `macro` also marks special lines (such as those specifying a directory path), so let's exclude such lines: (dired-mark-if (let . . . No diff available. The `dired-mark-if’ `macro` also marks special lines (such as those specifying a directory path), so let’s exclude such lines: (dired-mark-if (let ((current-filename (dired-get-filename t t))) (and current-filename (time-less-p cutoff (file-at..
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The `dired-mark-if’ `macro` also marks special lines (such as those specifying a directory path), so let’s exclude such lines: (dired-mark-if (let ((current-filename (dired-get-filename t t))) (and current-filename (time-less-p cutoff (file-attribute-modification-time (file-attributes current-filename))) (not (looking-at-p dired-re-dot)))) msg) – Anonymous 2026-05-20 14:37 UTC
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The `dired-mark-if' `macro` also marks special lines (such as those specifying a directory path), so let's exclude such lines: (dired-mark-if (let . . .
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The classic TreeView control lets me sort by name or by lParam, but why not both?
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devblogs.microsoft.com
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2 weeks ago
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eng
You need to arrange to get one from the other. The post The classic TreeView control lets me sort by name or by lParam, but why not both? appeared first on The Old New Thing .
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A creative GSAP experiment where images cascade from the mouse position and rebound off the bottom of the screen with satisfying motion.
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A creative GSAP experiment where images cascade from the mouse position and rebound off the bottom of the screen with satisfying motion.
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At Fin, pricing and packaging must balance the needs and wants of our customers and our broader vision. Here's how we do it.
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Hey there guys. So i tried looking around but couldn't find much info in here. My question is if I want to watch specfic content from other regions on a streaming service on my Xbox, how do I got on about doing it?
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Six months ago Cursor was an AI code editor. Today it is closer to an agent control room that happens to contain an editor. That shift did not arrive in one release. It came across four of them, and the direction is consistent enough to be worth writing down.
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2026-05-20 Google I/O 2026 - Gemini 3.5, Antigravity, and the Agent Bet
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www.dsebastien.net
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2 weeks ago
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eng
Google I/O 2026 happened yesterday, and Google shipped a lot. New models, a reworked developer platform, agents everywhere. Most of a keynote like this is noise unless you actually build with the stuff. So here's the short version: what changed, what matters for knowledge work, and the one date you
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Last night I played some New Age easy listening music while reading and this morning I found out that my 100.000th scrobble is now “Age Of Loneliness” by Enigma. I’m not sure what to make of that.
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For a long time my site effectively had a single RSS feed: the one at /rss/. It worked, but it forced an all-or-nothing choice: subscribe to everything I publish, or nothing.
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I think there is something wrong with PNG export where it always anti-aliasing the final image, but ...
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A Ghost site looks like it has a single RSS feed (the one at `/rss/`), but it actually exposes many, and you can add your own filtered feeds on top. This note captures the process so I can explain it to others.
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Artificial Analysis is an independent benchmarking and comparison platform for AI models and inference providers. It tracks frontier models across providers like OpenAI, Anthropic, Google (Gemini), Meta, DeepSeek, Mistral, and xAI; scoring each on quality, speed (tokens/sec), latency (time-to-first-
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A depressing quantity of software is what I would call a "data pump". I have some data over here, and I need it over there. Maybe I'm integrating into a legacy app. Or into an ERP. Or into a 3rd party API. At the end of the day, I have data in one place, and I want it in another place. Sally has a Java application written in the Quarkus framework, which has a nightly batch that works to keep a table of Bar entities in sync with a table ....
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Author : Walker C. Smith Title : Sabotage Subtitle : Its History, Philosophy & Function Date : 1913 Notes : 1917 edition; originally published in 1913. Transcribed by J. D. Crutchfield from a scan kindly supplied by Lisa & Jon Schindler. Many misprints silently corrected. Last updated 15 July 2004. Source :
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I remember the moment Swift announced async/await. I was genuinely relieved. Finally, there was going to be a way out of completion handler pyramids, delegate chains, and the special kind of cognitive overhead that comes from reading code that executes in a completely different order than it is written. I had worked with C# async/await years earlier, and my mental model came from there. In a UI app, if a SynchronizationContext is present, a..
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The great wall of data: The complexities of web scraping in the Asian market
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www.zyte.com
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2 weeks ago
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eng
While the technological arms race of web data access is universal, the battleground in Asia has its own unique rules of engagement.
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AWS Organizations and Control Tower: Multi-Account Strategy
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andrewodendaal.com
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2 weeks ago
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eng
Single-account AWS is a ticking time bomb. I don’t say that lightly. I’ve watched it blow up firsthand, and I’ve spent more hours than I’d like to admit cleaning up the aftermath. If you’re running anything beyond a personal side project in a single AWS account, you’re playing a game you will eventually lose. This is the guide I wish I’d had years ago. I’m going to walk you through AWS Organizations, Control Tower, SCPs, and account vendi..
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Kubernetes eBPF: Next-Generation Observability and Security
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andrewodendaal.com
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2 weeks ago
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eng
eBPF is the biggest shift in Linux observability since strace. I don’t say that lightly. I’ve spent years wiring up monitoring stacks, bolting sidecars onto every pod, and watching resource requests balloon because each workload needed its own little proxy just to get visibility into what was happening on the network. eBPF changes the game entirely — it moves instrumentation into the kernel, where it belongs, and it does it safely, efficien..
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Mobile won the platform war on distribution, not capability
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prashamhtrivedi.in
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2 weeks ago
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eng
The narrative says mobile won the platform war and the web lost. For most of the 2010s that was simply correct. The lens that emerged later is the load-bearing one: mobile won on distribution and store lock-in, not on capability, and the deciding axis the whole time was update friction. A platform-war retrospective from someone who shipped Android apps for a decade.
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Stanford’s AI Index Report 2026 meets the security reality in financial services
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www.elastic.co
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2 weeks ago
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eng
AI is becoming core to financial services. But as adoption scales, so does risk. Without secure, real-time data, strong governance, and cyber resilience, AI can amplify threats as quickly as it drives innovation.
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