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The high schooler who developed everyone’s forums and guestbooks in 1996 didn’t really think about security when he was building all that software. But Matt’s Script Archive was more than exploits.

Currently, I’m in the midst of writing a big post about the roots of web forums, but I hit on an aside weird enough that I decided to stop writing that and work on ...


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This new eGPU barely works in Linux, gets quite hot, and is based on tech gamers already rejected. So why am I so excited about it?

It’s hot. It’s kind of heavy. And on my computing weapon of choice, it’s hard to set up.

But honestly, I love that it exists.

Recently I’ve been taking a look at an eGPU, the Gigabyte Aorus RTX 5060 Ti AI Box, which is...


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Can you legally protect an artistic style? Not currently, but an Adobe-backed bill, a seeming reaction to AI, is pitching the idea. Personally, I see a bunch of blurred lines.

Two companies that have enabled literal decades of creativity have both landed on the same question around the same time: Who owns a vibe?

One makes $5,000 guitars. The other makes...


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Google made everyone mad again, so another wave of people just learned about &udm=14. Maybe we should all take the hint.Today in Tedium: When I spent two hours of my time, working against a deadline, deciding that I needed to build a workaround hack for Google’s AI overviews, I had no expectation as to what that would end up being. Two years later, the site ...

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