Cloudflare Is Down
“Like Zendesk, innovation is in Cloudflare’s DNA — it mirrors our beautifully simple development ethos with the connectivity cloud, a powerful, yet simple-to-implement, end-to-end solution that does all the heavy lifting, so we don’t need to.” Nan Guo Senior Vice President of Engineering, Zendesk
Cloudflare Down Again – and DownDetector Is Also Down
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UniFi 5G
UniFi 5G Max Outdoor: Rugged Speed and Extended Reach For tougher environments or deployments with poor indoor cellular coverage, the outdoor model maintains the same high performance cellular connectivity with improved antenna performance in a durable IP67 rated enclosure. It is built for rooftop installs, off site locations, and mobile deployments where reliability is critical. […]
Netflix in exclusive talks to buy HBO
Netflix has submitted the highest bid to date for Warner Bros. Discovery’s studio and streaming assets, according to people familiar with the secretive bidding process. Netflix’s most recent offer, submitted on Thursday, valued the Warner Bros. studio, HBO Max streaming service and related parts of the company at around $28 per share, sources said. Paramount […]
Fast trigram based code search
“Zoekt, en gij zult spinazie eten” – Jan Eertink (“seek, and ye shall eat spinach” – My primary school teacher) Zoekt is a text search engine intended for use with source code. (Pronunciation: roughly as you would pronounce “zooked” in English) Note: This has been the maintained source for Zoekt since 2017, when it was […]
Blogging in 2025: Screaming into the Void
Posted at December 04, 2025 Before social media became what it is today I used to blog a lot. And I wasn’t the only one, many people did. There was this idea of a decentralized and open web: everyone had their own little space on the web (with a selfhosted blog, or a platform like […]
How Brussels writes so many laws
The central puzzle of the EU is its extraordinary productivity. Grand coalitions, like the government recently formed in Germany, typically produce paralysis. The EU’s governing coalition is even grander, spanning the center-right EPP, the Socialists, the Liberals, and often the Greens, yet between 2019 and 2024, the EU passed around 13,000 acts, about seven per […]
NeurIPS best paper awards 2025
The Best Paper Award Committee members were nominated by the Program Chairs and the Database and Benchmark track chairs, who selected leading researchers across machine learning topics. These nominations were approved by the General Chairs and Next Generation and Accessibility Chairs. The best paper award committees were tasked with selecting a handful of highly impactful […]
The Ofcom Files, Part 4: Ofcom Rides Again
This is a continuation of the Ofcom Files, a series of First Amendment-protected public disclosures designed to inform the American and British public about correspondence that the UK’s censorship agency, Ofcom, should prefer to keep secret. See Part 1, Part 2, and Part 3. We heard from Ofcom again today. The agency writes: The full […]
Trick users and bypass warnings – Modern SVG Clickjacking attacks
Clickjacking is a classic attack that consists of covering up an iframe of some other website in an attempt to trick the user into unintentionally interacting with it. It works great if you need to trick someone into pressing a button or two, but for anything more complicated it’s kind of unrealistic. I’ve discovered a […]