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Some HNers already mentioned that the internet has not been a safe haven for a long time. All these vulnerability scanners and parsers were pinging my localhost servers even in mid…

Did you forget the "\s" marker? Russia is a one way step ahead here, with mandatory pre-installed apps, full-scale internet censorship (still catching up with China, though), manda…

Thanks for sharing your experience. It's a fair note about tooling in general, I started with the code editing because it's the first thing before you can taste and judge the rest.…

Mind sharing why do you consider Java tooling to be good (and largely, what is good here)? The reason I ask is that I recently had to join a Java project at my company, and having …

I agree with you per se that the learning curve in many ways is a function from your past experience, but there's no contradiction with what I previously stated in the context of t…

I often notice that Linux (and maybe some BSDs) can accommodate two extremes on the tech competence spectrum especially well: the least opinionated users may treat their computer a…

Hi all, I have a "Quality of Life" extension I created for Gnome Shell [1] to share with the community. It automatically adjusts the system font scaling factor based on the current…

Thanks for sharing, I'll check it out! Lighthouse seems to go much further in extracting the feeds and even finds some likely variants by brute force or crawls for links. For this …

Hello there! I'm sharing a small Firefox extension that I created for my own use (and for fun, of course!). The extension partially restores the RSS support that was removed from m…

Pretty cool. I re-discovered RSS last year after getting tired of the usual mdoern "smart" feeds. For me, the only problem with independent small blogs is the discovery stage: you …