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Tiny JavaScript libraries to can use with otherwise-vanilla JS instead of a giant framework.

"A tragic scandal at the UK Post Office highlights the need for legal change, especially as organizations embrace artificial intelligence to enhance decision-making."

"Right now, this sort of interaction is a novelty. But as chatbots become a ubiquitous element of modern life and permeate many of our human-computer interactions, they have the potential to subtly reshape how we think about both computers and our fellow human beings."

Smithsonian article about software engineer Margret Hamilton and her career at NASA.

Storing malicious Javascript at the window level (ex. window.name), so if the victim goes to the target site, even a short vulnerable field can do something like eval(name).
I wonder if this sort of thing still works.

Too many pop-up notifications...and it's not always obvious which ones are real and which ones are actually malware pretending to be an antivirus.

They finally moved off of FeedBurner to their own domain

"a huge dragon-shaped aurora developed in the sky over Iceland in 2019. " Photo by Jingyi Zhang & Wang Zheng

"Files and dotfiles for a LXQt Wayland session. LXQt hasn't implemented yet wayland protocols (waiting for layer-shell-qt to improve) but many components are full or partially working on wayland natively. Work in progress."