...the amount of public space occupied by private cars.

Perfect.

As announced on the Systems Distributed 25 website, TigerBeetle has generously donated 8k USD to ZSF.

Thank you Joran & team for both the donation and for hosting a conference of rare quality.

The paperback of my and Anna Arutunyan's book on Prigozhin, DOWNFALL, is now out. Come for the tales of his criminal past, stay to learn how his rise and fall illuminated how the Putin system works (and how it doesn't)
www.penguin.co.uk/books/460781...

Ian Lance Taylor deserves an award for the most patient person in Open Source.

He also has an amazing ability to translate the clarity of his thinking into the written word.

He has had such impact on the way people create software.

I really hope he continues to contribute to Go.

The Onion Reviews 'Captain America Civil War'

Everyone pays for search. The difference is whether you're paying with your attention, time, and private data - or with your wallet.

I'll never get why people listen to music on public transit without headphones.

With more #golang conferences and meetups joining BlueSky, here is a starter pack with the ones I've seen so far!

Did I miss any? Please ignore the fact that I can't remove myself from my own list!

go.bsky.app/FLz8Wx8

What I actually want is a site where I can buy any music or movie or tv show I want, but there’s zero fulfillment mechanism. Just send the money to the artists and I’ll go pirate it myself but now it’s legal because I paid for it. Eliminate the middle man stupid streaming services.

What’s this, someone made a git frontend where the core concepts aren’t insane, and I can’t immediately see flaws? I’m intrigued. neugierig.org/software/blo...

The only reason anti-vax attitudes were able to take root in the modern era is because vaccines are so fucking good at their job people forgot why we need them

Hello! The skies look very blue over here! We're going to start posting updates on this platform as well. Please share and follow for new stuff from Tailscale and our community of networking nerds

Longing for the days this arrives on Linux 🥹

At this point I'm willing to pay more money for appliances with zero smart features and physical controls for everything.

Search is one of the most fundamental ways we interact with the internet. It should feel intuitive, fast, and designed to meet your needs. Paying for a service like Kagi means that we can deliver a highly tailored search experience that evolves with you.

I just realized I’ve been using exclusively Kagi for search for six months now, and it faded completely in the background.

I barely ever use the power user features, nor I use the Google fallback. I just… search. And it works.

In 2022, I left Google in search of a sustainable approach to open source maintenance. A year later, I was a full-time independent maintainer.

Today I’m announcing the natural progression of that experiment: Geomys, a small firm of professional maintainers with a portfolio of critical Go projects.

Extremely excited to introduce Sunlight, a Certificate Transparency log backed by object storage, based on sumdb-style tiles, and with no merge delay.

It’s designed to be cheap, easy, and safe to operate, and to bring CT into the growing tlog ecosystem.

sunlight.dev