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Companies are fighting back for quiet quitting and it's having a big impact.

Hey, do you know about supply chain security? ... You mean SBOMs?

With 2023 quickly ending, I wanted to share five life lessons I learnt over the last 12 months. This is the eighth year I have written a “lessons learnt” post. If you want to return in ti…

@jwz@mastodon.social @foxhkron@cybre.club while the conclusions are correct, I do ponder whether we should be driving traffic to Bryan Lunduke, who is basically an alt-right tech personality.

@ariadne@treehouse.systems @jwz@mastodon.social @foxhkron@cybre.club also, If Lunduke writes something, it's probably a carefully curated set of facts garnished with bias

Tool to achieve policy driven vetting of open source dependencies - GitHub - safedep/vet: Tool to achieve policy driven vetting of open source dependencies

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misbehaving software tied up in a debugger like “step through me mommy”

@fraggle@octodon.social can't relate, i use arch btw

the year is (still) 2023 and gentoo now has a binary package repository

Attached: 1 image I don't think we'll ever get private offices again because tech workers are uniquely stupid when it comes to recognizing their own lack of individual power and too proud and full of hubris to admit that they would benefit from the power of collective bargaining

Mozilla 2023 Annual Report: CEO pay skyrockets, while Firefox Marketshare nosedives: Earlier this year, Mozilla laid out their vision for the future of their organization -- and it did not include Firefox. The focus for the future of Mozilla -- according to Mozilla -- is primarily based around Artificial Intelligence services. In fact, Mozilla leadership stated, quite plainly, that they ...

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“I just had this weird feeling that my money wasn’t safe here anymore.” — Sneakers Some people wondered about my vague microblog post last week. I didn’t post the details because I didn’t know …

Nitpick with some modern web services: I don’t like the trend of expiring URLs, like temp S3 resources for profile photos. It makes caching more difficult. In everything I design, I assume that a …

In the 14+ years we’ve been making The Changelog podcast, it has never gone viral. I’m not here to complain about that! We’ve had tons of success with our shows and I’m super grateful that we get to make awesome developer pods for a living. I do think the fact is interesting, though, and worth exploring. Hopefully this...

I work at a standing desk, which has done great things for my back and neck. But it leads me to say things like "I can't write any more today because my legs are tired," which is a funny sentence.

This is in no way a brag, but in reference to my earlier thread on take Covid seriously: I just paid 200 quid to move my trip to Berlin (that’s supposed to start tomorrow) back five days in the hope that Esther will not be testing negative after her Covid then rebound Covid. And if she is still, then I am unable to get a refund. We haven’t seen each other since October, we’ve both spent the holidays alone, and live alone. My mental health is affected and surely hers is too. But going there whilst she’s sick just gets me sick and then people on the plane sick. This is not a post about how good I am, this a post to say hey yeah I get it it’s fucking frustrating that this debilitating virus is still fucking our lives up four years later. But by taking care, I can stop myself and others from getting sick. Obviously I can afford it, but I’m afraid that even if you can’t afford to reschedule, going would cost you in other ways.

wanna teach people the difference between "open source contributions" and "unpaid internships for tech monopolies and or vc backed startups" assuming i can find one

@cwebber@octodon.social This line of thinking is why I still prefer #IndieWeb as the future of distributed social networking, and why I keep hoping IndieAuth + Ticket Auth (or something similar) goes somewhere to improve how we handle private/friends-only/limited-audience posts (which is the one thing really missing from the Atom/RSS ecosystem right now).

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Attached: 1 image Here’s a pain scale that I can relate well to. My pain rarely goes below five and frequently reach nine. I’ve thought about ER visits numerous times but I’m lucky that all my doctors are fantastic and I can usually get ahold of them when in need. #chronicpain #pain

got a compliement on my HTML resume 😁

So substack says censorship of Nazis is bad and they believe in free speech. But substack also moderate sex work. Their investors, presumably, don’t mind a few thousand newsletters talking about genociding the planet, but if they saw a single tit then they’d go into cardiac arrest.

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