I was an avid Firefox user and supporter pre-1.0, even before it was named "Firefox". I used Pocket a lot, its history is part of my. It's time for Mozilla to die. That'll suck, but it's the only way forward. Way too many bad decisions in the last 10 years.
I'm a listener since day #1 / the first Show HN five years ago. This is my favourite fiction podcast, by far. What started as "Black Mirror if it were a podcast" has grown to even more. I can't recommend this enough, the episodes are entertaining and almost every time thoughtful / thought provoking.
We use htmx (mostly via our django-livecomponents) on our production website, for several public facing features. We've initially replaced numerous small things that were built with Alpine before, and once we've gained confidence we rewrote our whole messaging app from reason/react app.
Fun thing, customers find the new version (htmx/django-livecomponents) to be more responsive than the old version (react+REST). New version is less lines of code and easier to hack on die to fewer context switching.
We've build (and open-sourced) our own livecomponents[1] for Django and based it on htmx. That way we got a ton of client side functionality for free and didn't have to reinvent the wheel. Just this week we've retired our old react based webapp and replaced it with our Django livecomponents. htmx is awesome!
I've switched to Kagi a year ago and haven't looked back. I've tried Bing and DDG before and went back to Google immediately. Not so with Kagi, since switching over to it I've googled less than a handful of times. Seriously, try it.
Back when uploading Warez to unintentionally open FTP servers was still a thing this was quite handy. Apparently some server software used some low level API to create directories, so you could create folders named LPT1, AUX etc. and put your stuff in there. Many server admins who would usually delete your uploads quickly weren't able to access or delete these folders, and your stuff was up longer.