In all fairness to @christianweyer, he did not imply he considered it a good idea at all
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I’ve just seen @christianweyer demo Microsoft’s Blazor, a .NET-WASM-based approach to build and run an SPA written in C# and now I’d like you to please have mercy and kill me #architecturefromhell
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“The less your site relies on client-side JavaScript, the better it will appear when the intervention is applied.“
Chrome's NOSCRIPT Intervention timkadlec.com/remembers/2018…
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My teenage daughter just asked me to order this T-shirt for her. Happy to oblige #prouddad
amazon.de/dp/B07F2Q15KR/ref=…
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Microsoft stops believing German enterprise customers who pretend the reason they don’t use cloud services is security news.microsoft.com/europe/20…
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Mal wieder eine hervorragende Kolumne von @saschalobo: spiegel.de/netzwelt/netzpoli…
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If true (and it feels like it), this is equal parts expected, funny and horrifying
A former Tesla employee, who worked on their IT infrastructure, is posting in a subforum of a subforum, a little-known place for funy computer forgotten by time. His NDA has expired.
He has such sights to show us. Join me and I will be your silent guide into a world of horror.
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My in-laws live in Altena, I passionately hate Facebook, and I have zero doubts it radicalizes people nytimes.com/2018/08/21/world…
(I do call bullshit on the “common internet outage” relation in that story, though)
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While I agree “it’s *their* fault” is often true from the development team’s perspective, I’m not sure that’s very helpful ;)
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