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Cert Authorities Check for DNSSEC from Today

Published 1 day ago March 15, 2026 1 min read · View Markdown · Other Articles Article written by a human: Mike Cardwell About 14 years ago I set up DNSSEC. I’ve been running it on all of my domains ever since, without issue. First using bind9 and then later using PowerDNS. From today, all Certificate Authorities (CAs) […]

Canada’s bill C-22 mandates mass metadata surveillance of Canadians

The decades-long battle over lawful access entered a new phase yesterday with the introduction of Bill C-22, the Lawful Access Act. This bill follows the attempt last spring to bury lawful access provisions in Bill C-2, a border measures bill that was the new government’s first piece of substantive legislation. The lawful access elements of […]

LLMs can be exhausting

LLMs can be absolutely exhausting | Tom Johnell Home Blog Work LinkedIn 15 Mar, 2026 Some days I get in bed after a tortuous 4-5 hour session working with Claude or Codex wondering what the heck happened. It’s easy to blame the model – there’s so many options to choose from: They’re dumbing down the […]

The 49MB Web Page

If active distraction of readers of your own website was an Olympic Sport, news publications would top the charts every time. I went to the New York Times to glimpse at four headlines and was greeted with 422 network requests and 49 megabytes of data. It took two minutes before the page settled. And then […]

Let your Coding Agent debug the browser session with Chrome DevTools MCP

Sebastian Benz Alex Rudenko Published: December 11, 2025 We shipped an enhancement to the Chrome DevTools MCP server that many of our users have been asking for: the ability for coding agents to directly connect to active browser sessions. With this enhancement, coding agents are able to: Re-use an existing browser session: Imagine you want […]

Grandparents are glued to their phones, families are worried [video]

In a recent essay for The Atlantic, writer Charlie Warzel explored why so many older adults are spending more time on their digital devices — and why their children and grandchildren are increasingly uneasy about it. But is this shift actually worth worrying about? Or are younger people just projecting their own anxieties about screen […]

Write up of my homebrew CPU build

Hello! This is the third part of the series about WCPU-1, my homebrew 8-bit computer. Check out Part 1 and Part 2! Recap/Intro # Let’s just get this over with: Don’t look it directly in the eye! So in Part 2 I simulated the whole design in Logisim-Evolution and tweaked it until I was happy. […]

Stop Sloppypasta

Sharing raw AI output is like eating junk food: it’s easy and may feel good, but it’s not in your best interest. You’ll negatively influence your relationship with the recipient, and do yourself a disservice by reducing your own comprehension. Before LLMs, writing took effort. Authors spent time and effort considering and selecting their words […]

The most brilliant move in corporate history?

An allergy to centralized computing Based on Tweets by MilkRoadAI The 3rd? most valuable company on Earth watched as its rivals lit $650 billion on fire and did nothing. The biggest cash bonfire in history, by far, eagerly fed by all the usual suspects but one. It’s either the dumbest or the most brilliant move […]

LLM Architecture Gallery

Popular 230B coder that opts for a classic architecture instead of the newer hybrid-attention ideas. Scale 230B total, 10B active Date 2026-02-12 Decoder type Sparse MoE Attention GQA with QK-Norm Key detail Deliberately avoids sliding-window or linear-attention hybrids while keeping a 10B active path. Related concepts