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dev tool CVEs be like CVE-2026-91470 CVSS 9.4 / 10 Steinway Piano versions 1853.3.5 and above are vulnerable to a Denial of Service (DoS) issue caused by uncontrolled input. When an attacker provides an invalid input, the music "sounds bad".

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I'm on a train from Bristol to London. As we left Bristol, I noticed the government today published its Fuel Finder API, sharing real time prices at petrol stations around the UK. I'm just arriving in London, Here's the app that I made using AI while en route. fuel-finder-replit3507.replit.app

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I just competed in the first March Mad CSS match today, and holy smokes, trying to implement a pixel-perfect UI in 15 minutes in a competition setting is *so stressful* 😂. All of the matches will be released throughout March, I believe. Definitely check them out!

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ATProto is now in IETF standardization process. BOF stage passed at IETF 124 Dublin. Working group formation is next. datatracker.ietf.org/wg/atp/about/

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Pip liked a post by Jason Lengstorf

the @codetv.dev studio looks like a tornado blew through it but we are SO CLOSE to filming the first episode of Web Dev Challenge season 3. can’t wait to show y’all the improvements we’ve been working on I love that my job is gathering up as many weirdo artists as I can find & setting them loose 💜

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Pip liked a post by eva

it’s legally required to call Sam a “stinky boy” whenever you see him

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Pip liked a post by Tim Disney

Update on the Skyreader improvements I've made over the last week and a peak at the roadmap

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Pip liked a post by Olivier Simard-Casanova

I’ve been giving Skyreader a try and it’s already a neat RSS reader But being AT Proto backed means that use cases that have never been possible before are now on the table – such as *sharing subscribed feeds and reading states in real time* between RSS readers

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Pip liked a post by Mike Gallagher

new post – in public: notes on working in the open mikegallagher.org/posts/in-pub...

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Pip liked a post by LaurieWired

today’s one-sentence horror: sudo has been largely maintained by a single person for ~30+ years

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Pip liked a post by Tom Loosemore

Reading this made my day, from a lead designer in the NHS. mikegallagher.org/posts/in-pub...

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Pip liked a post by Dominik Hofer

In case you missed my blogpost from yesterday: I'm building my own take on an atproto-based RSS reader! If you're interested, you can follow along by signing up over at morgen.blue or by checking this tag on my website: dominikhofer.me/tag/morgenblau #buildinpublic #morgenblau

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Pip liked a post by Erlend Sogge Heggen

> What is one thing that you would change in your favorite reader to make it even better? Make it about subscribing to people, not feeds. Very Online persons (and orgs) have more than one feed available for subscription, and I wanna opt into them individually. blog.erlend.sh/follow-anyone

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The future of AI isn’t inevitable. It’s a choice we should all have a say in making. Our 2025 State of Mozilla report is live. Choose your future: stateof.mozilla.org

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Pip liked a post by Artem Zakharchenko

Portals help a lot here, but this is a larger topic. I wish more UI libraries respected that dichotomy and didn't force developers to render things that don't belong in their component trees.

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There is a dichotomy of UI elements. Some elements are a part of your component tree. Cards, form elements, carousels, etc. Some elements don't make much sense as a part of a component tree: toasts, dialogs, alerts. Those are side-effect elements.

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Pip liked a post by Dave Letorey

This is one of two insanely good books on #a11y The othe one is @matuzo.at - Web Accessibility Cookbook Laura's book - why Manuel's book - how

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Pip liked a post by Marvin Hagemeister

I know I mentioned it before, but the more I work with ai, the more I feel like everything we do to optimize it applies equally well to humans. AI has trouble finding things? Add a md file with a short description of the codebase. Like the exact same thing we do for humans.

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Pip liked a post by Dario Djuric

knip.dev by @webpro.nl is like Ozempic, but for code. Great little tool. With little effort we managed to trim loads of dead code from a large repo.

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Pip liked a post by danielroe

open source is incredible this project was started on thursday and open sourced on friday and people found out on saturday

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Pip liked a post by Kevin Powell

I hadn't updated my personal site in 8 years. Felt a little embarrassed by that, tbh, so spent some time on it this weekend. www.kevinpowell.co

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Pip liked a post by Lu wilson

2026: 12 months until AI replaces engineers 2025: 12 months until AI replaces engineers

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Pip liked a post by Rob Sheridan

They had the audacity to claim Bluesky didn't have the juice, but not since peak Twitter have I logged off for an evening and come back to my entire feed speaking in a new language of rapid-fire in-jokes that I have to reverse-engineer to figure out what's happening. That, my friends, is The Juice.

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Pip liked a post by Sarah Drasner

💥 I did a drawing that breaks down Transformers in AI Spent a good amount of time on this one, breaking down concepts in a way that someone new to the subject could come away with basic high-level understanding. I hope it's useful!

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Pip liked a post by Shruti Kapoor

Josh's interview was AWESOME! One big thing that I took away from his interview section was to build automations to simplify my life. I also loved how he thought about performance optimization while writing code. Check it out youtu.be/RSFDHyOt7R4

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Pip liked a post by Anna E. Cook

I'm doing the design keynote at #axecon 2026! I'll be refuting – err I mean, discussing how accessibility isn’t something generative interfaces or AI will fix. The event is free/online and folks can register here: www.deque.com/axe-con/regi.... www.youtube.com/watch?v=5BqQ...

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Pip liked a post by mrmrs

282,113 dots 11 x 17 42 hours and 37 minutes

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Pip liked a post by Vale

Proud to announce TechConf.Directory, a directory of tech conferences around the globe. I've found it quite difficult to find conferences. That is true no more! I've made all the data fully open and available via a fully queryable API as well. techconf.directory #Conferences #Tech #Programming

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Pip liked a post by Tim Disney

Oops, I started a new project: Skyreader, an RSS reader on the AT Protocol. Share cool articles like it's 2010 and Google Reader would never die. skyreader.app www.disnetdev.com/blog/2026-01...

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Pip liked a post by Sara Soueidan

Officially in the process of moving my accessibility course videos away from Vimeo... and switching to AblePlayer as the video player for the chapters. Looking at my internet speed this will take a while 🥲 but it's going to be worth it.

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