Kind: Reads

"We need to take away children.”

The Good, Bad, and Very Ugly by Charlie Sykes

Breaking down last night's elections.

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To gain an appreciation for how increasingly important it is to protect Kubernetes applications, it’s instructive to compare container environments today with the way they looked when Kubernetes started out just eight years ago.

E.V.s are virtually silent, so acoustic designers are creating alerts for them. A symphony—or a cacophony—of car noise could be coming to city streets, John Seabrook writes.

Here’s why engineers at Meta are supporting a larger community push to stop introducing any new leap seconds.

Introducing new ways for users with disabilities to get the most out of Slack.

Watch Alyssa Miller's session from Hack Yourself Boston 2022 to learn how to work with purple and orange teaming.

What Are YOU Doing To Protect “Good Republicans” From Their Voters? by Jonathan V. Last

Whose fault is it that Republican voters keep choosing illiberal conspiracy theorists?

Cal Newport writes on the prospect that TikTok might destabilize the long-term popularity of the legacy social-media giants Facebook and Twitter.

I wanted to outline the deployment workflow I use on dri.es, my personal website. My site uses Drupal (obviously) and runs on Acquia Cloud (of course), but a lot of this is a best practice for any web application. I manage my website's code and configuration in Git. Each time I commit a change to my...

The super of our apartment building is always going into everyone's apartment when something needs to be fixed. There must be a hundred apartments, but he only carries one key around with him. How does he get into all those apartments?

Jews and other non-Christians are "not conservative" because it is "an explicitly Christian movement" and because the US "is an explicitly Christian country," said Andrew Torba, the CEO of Gab and reportedly a consultant for state senator Doug Mastriano, the Republican candidate for governor of Pennsylvania, in a livestream responding to recent condemnations of Mastriano and Gab.

Conservative activists are making steady progress toward convening a never-before-accomplished convention that could reshape the Constitution.

HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) — Republicans are warming up to Doug Mastriano. When he crushed a nine-person field to win the GOP nomination for Pennsylvania governor in May, some in the party warned that Mastriano's far-right views on everything from abortion to the 2020 presidential election would squander an otherwise attainable seat in a critical battleground state.

Good marketing is supposed to generate demand. Bad firearms marketing has given us a national nightmare.

Also: State data shows charged offense in case of candidate's would-be attacker was rare, only filed once in Monroe County in 2021