CAA checking becomes mandatory for SSL/TLS certificates.
This was news to me in a few ways; first, there's a new DNS resource record called CAA (Certificate Authority Authorization) and second, Certificate Authorities are now required to check that record before issuing a certificate, to determine if they're allowed to do so.
Westerners think that Buddhism is about peace and non-violence. So how come Buddhist monks are in arms against Islam?
Elsevier's PURE: self-interest and exploitation.
Why on earth is the research journal publishing industry — the industry that has made a fortune by appropriating our intellectual property during the many years when the costs and constraints of print and its distribution left us no choice — now to be allowed not only to retain its stranglehold but to strengthen it — and to do so in the online era, the era that would at last have allowed us to free ourselves (and our property, and our actions) from that industry's gratuitous and greedy grip?
The Story of Getting SSH Port 22.
And then he took it proprietary. In response, the community forked his old code, implemented the second version of his protocol, then left him to rot in irrelevance. He had apparently learned nothing from the failure of Gopher. Now, SSH is controlled in all but name by OpenBSD instead. Idiot. (Via reddit.com.)
Why 'mobile first' may already be outdated.
If “mobile first” is our future, why are almost all the most successful mobile driven businesses building web apps designed for larger screens?
timg – a viewer that uses 24-Bit color capabilities and unicode character blocks to display images in the terminal.
Netlify CMS is a Content Management System for static sites, allowing collaborators to create, edit, review, and publish content without writing code or dealing with version control.
At its core, Netlify CMS is an open-source React app that acts as a wrapper for the Git workflow, using the GitHub API.
CSS – The invisible parts.
Does one of them spontaneously combust?
Think you know the top web browsers?
“This is the first in a series of posts where we will take a look at the CSS Grid Layout specification. We’ll start right at the beginning, with all the stuff that appears at the top of a CSS specification.”