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I have a hard time seeing browser makers truly drop third party cookies without pushing a worse replacement first... Still, it's nice to see the W3C take a stand in the matter.
Of course it helps also against DDoS attacks... tells something about the state of AI scrapers I guess.
Of course, we'd like more to go away... But that's already something.
They've been warned of this leak by GitGuardian weeks ago... and did nothing. For people manipulating such sensitive data their security practices are preposterous.
There are clearly more to know. But this is a good list already.
What is the "Whole Team" practice from XP? Well, it's fairly simple in the end... it's about collaboration really. Needs to be reminded often though.
Testing sync engines can be especially challenging. This story from Dropbox gives ideas on how to do it well.
Short and to the point. It needs repeating from time to time for some reason.
Nice little trick to get rid of some malicious bots.
A reminder that reckless political decisions can have dire consequences for quite a few FOSS projects.
Didn't know we had this unit. It's welcome indeed.
A reminder that the technique goes back to way before XP.
Some tips which are easily forgotten to get the most out of std::vector.
Very nice sketchnotes about Continuous Delivery.
Good reference to get an idea about what we should be considering when we talk about unit tests.
Avoiding them requires some care when designing the page and CSS.
At some point the complexity is high enough that you indeed need more tools than only handcrafted tests to discover bugs.
Interesting point of view... what makes a tool really?
Nice little resource to better understand some of the tags which appear in <head> and what they're used for.
Looks like a good resource to better understand indices in relational databases.