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The Tyranny Of Time - NOEMA
The clock is a useful social tool, but it is also deeply political. It benefits some, marginalizes others and blinds us from a true understanding of our own bodies and the world around us.
Node.js Design Patterns Blog
From the authors of Node.js Design Patterns, useful bits to enrich your Node.js knowledge
No CS Degree - get into tech without a CS degree
Read inspiring interviews with successful self-taught developers and bootcamp grads. Find your Junior Software Engineer job with our job board.
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Where Do Eels Come From? | The New Yorker
There is much to be learned from how little we know about eels, Brooke Jarvis writes.
The Real Heroes Are Dead | The New Yorker
James B. Stewart’s 2002 piece on the September 11th hero Rick Rescorla, who died evacuating one of the World Trade Center towers after they were attacked by Al-Qaeda.
Fullstack D3 and Data Visualization | newline
Incremental Static Regeneration: Its Benefits and Its Flaws | Netlify
There are some awesome pros and some serious cons to using incremental static regeneration in your projects.
Watch The Equalizer | Netflix
Retired intelligence operative Robert McCall reluctantly returns to action to protect a young sex worker from the brutal members of the mafia. Watch trailers & learn more.
Netflix Codes: find hidden categories on Netflix (full list)
You probably know that Netflix is using a really strange system to categorize it films and tv shows. Here, you will find all secret codes for Netflix!
Core Web Vitals – The Final Countdown
Shortly before the Core Web Vitals will become a search ranking factor (June-August) for the Google mobile search, the Google team answered the most asked ...
Neil Van Dyke's (im)personal site
Neil Grogan
Using AbortSignal in Node.js | Nearform
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Unraveling the CORS mystery | Nearform
Nearform
Optimise Node.js performance by avoiding broken promises | Nearform
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NationStates | create your own country
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Expert-Led OSINT Training: Master Skills for Digital Investigations
Explore top-tier OSINT Training courses at My OSINT Training – your gateway to mastering Open Source Intelligence skills. Our expert-led programs cover advanced techniques for digital investigations, cybersecurity, and data analysis. Elevate your professional capabilities with our comprehensive workshops, tailored to e
My 2000's TV!
Go back to the 2000's via this nostalgic TV simulator and relive the original ads, music videos, movie trailers, shows and more!
musictheory.net - Lessons
Introductory and intermediate music theory lessons, exercises, ear trainers, and calculators.
Boost Your Productivity By Using The Terminal (iTerm & ZSH) | Michael Hoffmann
Using the terminal is one of the biggest productivity boosts you can gain in your daily work as a developer. If you know your shortcuts, you will be way faster than using the mouse. In this article, I want to show you my terminal setup and how I use it on a daily basis. The cover image shows my current setup in action.
Accounting for Developers, Part I | Modern Treasury Journal
In this first part of a two-part series, we walk through basic accounting principles for anyone building products that move and track money.
Manish Basargekar — Developer, Designer
Manish Basargekar is a Frontend Developer and Designer who specializes in crafting drool-worthy UIs for the web.
The State of Browser Caching, Revisited
A long, long time ago, I wrote some tests using XmlHttpRequest to figure out how well browser caches behaved, and wrote up the results.
mmhmm | Video call companion app and quick video recorder | mmhmm
Make every virtual meeting better by being on screen with your presentation. Works with Zoom, Meet, Teams, Webex, and more. Download mmhmm for free.
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Home · Mike Kasberg
I'm a husband, I'm a father, and I'm Catholic. I'm an Ubuntu Linux user, and I'm a senior software engineer at Strava. I have experience in a wide range of technologies including Linux, Ruby, PHP, Scala, Java, SQL, Redis, Kafka, Javascript, and Android.I graduated Summa Cum Laude from the Colorado School of Mines in 2011 with a degree in computational and applied mathematics; I subsequently completed a Master's of Education at the University of Denver as part of the Denver Teacher Residency. After a short stint of full-time teaching, I returned to the field of software engineering at SpotX, where I worked for three years before joining Zen Planner and finally moving on to Strava. I've been at Strava more than five years and I continue to love working on an app I'm passionate about and solving interesting problems along the way!
How to create a SaaS and compete with the Big Players as a Solo Founder – Mike Alche