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techrights.org
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| | | | | [AI summary] The text is a compilation of various topics and discussions, including commentary on internet and technology trends, software development, personal reflections, and specific events such as the 'xz' backdoor issue and the legal dispute between filmmakers and Reddit. It also mentions the use of Gemini as an alternative to the World Wide Web, along with personal and technical musings. | |
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www.schneier.com
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| | | | | New research (paywalled): Editor's summary: Cephalopods are one of the most successful marine invertebrates in modern oceans, and they have a 500-million-year-old history. However, we know very little about their evolution because soft-bodied animals rarely fossilize. Ikegami et al. developed an approach to reveal squid fossils, focusing on their beaks, the sole hard component of their bodies. They found that squids radiated rapidly after shedding their shells, reaching high levels of diversity by 100 million years ago. This finding shows both that squid body forms led to early success and that their radiation was not due to the end-Cretaceous extinction event... | |
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www.fortressofdoors.com
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| | | | | The success of an open source browser game called Friday Night Funkin tells us where "instant games" might go. Hint: we've been here before. | |
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ericholscher.com
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| | | The open source ecosystem is the most valuable part of the software industry today. From the programming languages to the web frameworks, the operating system to the cryptography, all software comp... | ||
