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Many sites support two-factor authentication (2FA). Learn why it’s safe to store your one-time codes in 1Password, and the differences between 2FA and 2SV.

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Vector graphics includes both filled and stroked paths as the main primitives. While there are many techniques for rendering filled paths on GPU, stroked paths have proved more elusive. This paper...

A quick reference for the major changes introduced with each new version of Python.

The Continuous Delivery Foundation reports that DevOps initiatives seem to be stalling out. 

Answering the age-old question: why do bad decisions happen to good companies?

The CSS property vertical-align never seems to do what is expected from it. But its behavior can actually be understood. This article explains what is going on.

There's a fascinating Rust library, loom, which can be used to
thoroughly test lock-free data structures. I always wanted to learn how it works. I still do! But
recently I accidentally implemented a small toy which, I think, contains some of the loom's ideas…

This article discusses the creation of a versatile business card and badge holder with RFID and addressable RGB LEDs. The project includes PCB designs for both standard business card size and large…

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Config 2024: In defense of an old pixel (Marcin Wichary, Director of Design, Figma)

Say hi to Marcin. He’s obsessed with pixel fonts and wants to take you on a journey through all 3,000 that he has found. Yes, he actually promised he will show you ALL of…

But Ford Dabney kept making wrong bets at the wrong time

The governments of Australia, Germany, the UK and the US are destroying your privacy. Some people don't see the problem...