The Last Mile In Web3, The Example Of WalletConnect

WalletConnect details, transitioning to decentralized, public good for a new web3 primitive, to be reused in novel ways yet ...
Mongabay News on MSN

Building a global newsroom for a planet in crisis: A conversation with Willie Shubert

By Rhett Ayers Butler For Willie Shubert, journalism is a kind of cartography. “I studied geography,” he says. Mapmaking ...
InfoWorld

How GitHub won software development

Collaborating on code used to be hard. Then Git made branching and merging easy, and GitHub took care of the rest.
InfoQ

Combining Continuous Delivery with Pair Programming: Lessons Learned

Pair programming and continuous integration can go hand-in-hand. Pushing to main multiple times a day is hard in isolation, ...
Network World

7 SASE certifications to validate converged network and security skills

For IT professionals, SASE certifications can demonstrate hands-on experience with cloud-based network and ...

Bitcoin needs L2s to scale — AMA recap with Goat Network

From Safebox self-custody to BTC vaults and beyond, Goat Network set out a clear case for why Bitcoin needs Bitcoin L2s to ...
Today

Does the Pink Salt Trick Help You Lose Weight? A Dietitian Explains

Social media never seems to run out of wellness tricks that promise big results in no time. From detox teas to apple cider vinegar shots, there’s always a new trend that claims to melt fat, flatten ...
XDA Developers on MSN

I encrypt DNS and use Unbound as a recursive resolver to get the best of both worlds — Here's how

I take full control of my DNS queries using Unbound as a recursive resolver, encrypting traffic for better privacy and ...
The Motley Fool

Pharmaceutical tariffs: Which countries does the U.S. import the most from?

The U.S. has a $115.5 billion pharmaceutical trade deficit, notably high with Ireland. Pharmaceutical imports might face tariffs following a Section 232 investigation. Tariffs could increase drug ...