Great article on how fragile information world really is. (Warning: long read.) — The Untold Story of NotPetya, the Most Devastating Cyberattack in History wired.com/story/notpetya…

Have you ever wondered why the meaning of sorting in computing (ordering or ranking) is different from its everyday meaning (dividing into piles or categories)? The answer has to do with the history of sorting going back 130 years and turns out to be really interesting.

To disable Chrome 69's rounded UI, set this setting to "Normal" and relaunch Chrome: chrome://flags/#top-chrome-md

As an engineer and drone pilot, why do I find this hilarious?

The strength of a monopoly can be guessed by the quality of its customer support blogs.harvard.edu/bugeja/2018/09…

iOS 12 brings the ability to accept proposed meeting times. Finally.

Founders notice everything. Every bug, Every screwed up deal, Every employee that didn't give it their all, Everything every competitor does, Every moment that ever mattered. Everything that matters. Just make sure you keep most of it to yourself.

Btw Win 10 users Sleep tight

I have to say, ldp.exe is one of my favorite all-time tools for working with #ldap

In 24 hours, it’ll be 2020. Some places already got this update.

Quarantine has shown me that you really don’t need fun to have alcohol

I’m going to REPEAT. REPEAT. REPEAT. The most important thing we can do is STAY HOME and practice physical distancing. That’s how we flatten the curve.

New insightful blog post by Luis Almeida: Was the IGA Refresh a Fool's Errand? hubs.ly/H0rrGCS0 #BetterWaytoIGA #IGA #identitymanagement #ServiceNow #IAM #identitygovernance

Recently Unionized workers of Urban Ore kicked off what they are calling an open-ended strike on Saturday to protest what they claim are unfair labor practices by the company.

Apple used to fire people over pixel misalignment. Now their apps can't even get corner roundings right. Design debt is real. Every rough edge erodes the premium story you've been telling. Customers notice. Apple Music Apple

macOS 26 certainly came with a lot of unpopular design choices. One that’s not being talked about are the menu icons. And now there’s a way to fix them. 512pixels.net/2026/03/hide-m…