Today’s biggest misconception about NFTs is that they’re “jpeg” images stored on the Ethereum blockchain, it’s not. Probably because that digital art can be easy to visualize, and famous artists attempt today to sell their digital art as an NFT on a platform…

When it comes to conversations about our workplace, it’s no surprise that a deeply personal element comes into play. You spend most of your waking hours at work and share moments in that time that few outside of your coworkers have context and understanding…

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Hi, While checking my firewall rules on my machine I discovered that Signal Helper contacted both “signal.org” and “europa.eu” domains. You’ll find attached two screen captures of the domains that have been contacted. It is probably nothing but I found…

infosec.mozilla.org : Guidelines, principles published on https://infosec.mozilla.org

Half a century ago, Lewis Mumford developed a concept that explains why we trade autonomy for convenience

Yes, hiding HTTP-referers on your outgoing links are still a thing. Even though standards evolved, they rely on your user having a current browser, which is really something outside of your control. Even then, many larger websites have technologies in place…

If you're on a version of Windows 11 that is build 22000 or greater, you can ...

What happens to a community and ecosystem at the nexus of geopolitical tensions and climate change? And can 6,000 years of history save them?

Google, in an effort to regain control of the antitrust narrative, has brazenly and deceptively enlisted small businesses to argue the company's case.

🔎I authored this blog post whilst I was an employee of Gitpod for Gitpod. I no longer work at Gitpod.

In what seems like a long time ago, in part because it is, I learned the catastrophic capabilities of this command the hard way, and I'm sure folks my vintage

The Dutch firm ASML spent $9 billion and 17 years developing a way to keep making denser computer chips.