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I've gone through with it (on a non .name domain), and it's definitely a commit to owning that domain forever sort of thing. Also keep in mind that changing your email address with certain entities is near impossible, unfortunately.
https://lobste.rs/c/7ln0b3

Lobsters: Newest Comments
Lobsters: Newest Comments
I chose to use Google Pay because if my card is stolen, it's easier for the robber to start using it. Even worse if it's a debit card.
https://lobste.rs/c/zkdk7w

Lobsters: Newest Comments
Lobsters: Newest Comments
I’m honestly not really sure what you’re suggesting the alternative is here? That every single person is constantly politically engaged and actively lobbying for whatever changes they want to see in society? My gut feeling is that that doesn’t turn out well for anyone, because a lot of people have ideas for change that would really not be good for society as a whole.
I’m not saying, either, that I think the status quo should stay static. It’s obvious that everything around me is evolving

Lobsters: Newest Comments
Lobsters: Newest Comments
Yeah I have a .email domain that I've been using for the past year...... I'm thinking it may be too risky to use it for everything.
https://lobste.rs/c/1hxnuc

Lobsters: Newest Comments
Lobsters: Newest Comments
Since they specifically mentioned AlmaLinux, it's worth noting that AlmaLinux has a special x86_64 v2 variant that doesn't require v3-capable hardware. But the video presentation mentions CERN still has a bunch of v1 hardware they want to keep using, which apparently motivated the switch.
I still wonder at the comparative effort between switching distros vs. rebuilding AlmaLinux for x86_64 v1 (i.e., creating a revived Scientific Linux), but I'm sure they weighed that option.

Lobsters: Newest Comments
Lobsters: Newest Comments

Yanko Design
Yanko Design
Vention spent years building batteries for other people’s brands before deciding portable power deserved a signature of its own. At IFA 2026, the company stepped out from behind the curtain with the Vention H Series and Dash Series, betting that people choose chargers the same way they choose anything else they carry every day: based on how it looks and feels, not just how many watts it pushes.
That bet shows up clearest in the H Series’ signature Burgundy Dusk finish, a colorway built around

Yanko Design
Yanko Design
Motorola built the moto watch ultra around a premise most fitness wearables skip past: that a healthy lifestyle looks and feels different to everyone. Rather than forcing a single definition of fitness onto every wearer, the watch adapts around whoever’s wearing it, from 5 a.m. training regimens to people just starting to pay attention to their own bodies. It’s Motorola’s most ambitious attempt yet at making a smartwatch feel personal rather than prescriptive.
That personalization comes from

Hacker News
Hacker News

Daring Fireball
Daring Fireball
Mark Gurman:
Apple Inc.’s Phil Schiller, one of the most visible and influential executives across both the Steve Jobs and Tim Cook eras, has stepped down from his role leading the App Store and product events.
The 66-year-old executive, who was Apple’s senior vice president of marketing until leaving that job in 2020, made the latest change in recent days, according to people with knowledge of the matter.
This is true, I’ve confirmed. Seems natural for this to happens alongside the CEO

Daring Fireball
Daring Fireball
Finya Swai, reporting for The Hill two days ago:
MapQuest has surged in popularity on the app charts after the mapping service said it would not rename Lake Ontario to “Lake America” after President Trump signed an executive order changing its name.
The company said its mobile app received hundreds of thousands of downloads after it announced Thursday that the name Lake Ontario would remain on its apps, despite Trump directing the Interior Department to update the lake’s name in the

Yanko Design
Yanko Design
Lenovo used IFA 2026 to show that the most interesting ideas in business computing aren’t sitting in stores yet. Alongside a refreshed lineup of desktops and laptops, the company unveiled two proofs-of-concept, Project AeroBlade and Project Swan, that treat a laptop’s shape as something worth reinventing rather than accepting as fixed. Both concepts ask what a work device could become if mobility, not convention, drove every decision.
That reinvention starts with Project AeroBlade, a 14-inch

Yanko Design
Yanko Design
Lenovo built its newest AI PC lineup around a question most manufacturers skip entirely: what color actually feels like you. The IdeaPad Vibe series and IdeaCentre AIO i desktop, both unveiled at Lenovo Innovation World 2026, treat color as a design decision worth researching rather than an afterthought tacked onto a spec sheet. It’s a lineup that asks people to pick hardware the way they’d pick a jacket, based on how it makes them feel.
That thinking starts with the IdeaPad Vibe, developed

Yanko Design
Yanko Design
Motorola built a phone that asks to be noticed before it’s even unfolded. The 2026 motorola razr with Crystals by Swarovski joins the Brilliant Collection at IFA 2026, pairing Pantone’s color expertise with Swarovski’s craftsmanship on a foldable that reads less like consumer electronics and more like a clutch bag someone forgot was also a smartphone. It’s Motorola’s clearest statement yet that a phone’s exterior deserves as much attention as its chipset.
That statement starts with PANTONE

Soft Commitment
Soft Commitment
Bu güncellemelerde amacım; neler yaptığımı tanıtmak değil, biraz olsun fikir vermek (ben de öneri alırsam ne ala) ve “açık kaynağın” gücüne inanmam.
Ki uzun vadede, çok daha fazla tecrübeli profesyonelin de buna benzer bir yolculuğu, kendisi için düşüneceği bir gelecek öngörüyorum, fikir vermeyi tam da bu yüzden önemsiyorum.
Bu arada merak edenler için; ermantaylan.com’u güncelledim, ne yaptığım ve nasıl yaptığıma dair detaylar orada mevcut.
Şöyle

Lobsters: Newest Comments
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I was involved with this project to some degree.
The folks at Uber who built this did originally reap the leaked goroutines. You can see this in the paper they published on it; it's certainly possible.
There are a lot of questions that come up with reaping leaked goroutines. For one, do you run its defers? Is it OK to do so? You'll probably make some heap memory unreachable too by reaping goroutines (great!), so finalizers/cleanups will run. Are they safe to run? Is the program expecting it?

Lobsters: Newest Comments
Lobsters: Newest Comments
The entire academic research enterprise seems silly and bureaucratic.
It absolutely is. Because in the end it comes down to "who gets given free money to do stuff with no concrete payoff". Before 1850 or so, the answer was "nobody"; science was something done by independently wealthy weirdos, or independently wealthy weirdos served as patrons for astronomers, mathematicians and chemists the same way they did for painters and sculptors. But then you got steam engines and explosives and

Lobsters: Newest Comments
Lobsters: Newest Comments
I got into management after years of being a senior/principal IC. After a while, it starts to feel like you stop growing, like you've seen it all. That emerging technology is mostly hype and really just a remix of the patterns and practices you've seen over and over. Take "serverless". Isn't that just repackaged CGI from the 90s (but with containers)?
https://lobste.rs/c/kwoulg

Lobsters: Newest Comments
Lobsters: Newest Comments
I’m lucky enough to live in a country which, for now, has a pretty good social protection system that guarantees me a good salary when I’ll retire, so no offense taken !
https://lobste.rs/c/6firpj

Lobsters: Newest Comments
Lobsters: Newest Comments
That makes a lot of sense. The only time I ever took a job at an "enterprise", I had to file a Jira ticket that needed to go through six levels of approvals (including legal) to be able to npm install a package (that I wasn't even sure I wanted to go with). I left after six months.
https://lobste.rs/c/t2zypw

Lobsters: Newest Comments
Lobsters: Newest Comments
In Finland it's an easy tax write-off for individuals. Meaning any books or publications related to your employment reduce your taxable income. I'm not 100% certain how it affects companies, but I'd expect it to work in a similar way (and is effectively cheaper because it gets around the usual 50% income tax deduction).
https://lobste.rs/c/iggjlb

Lobsters: Newest Comments
Lobsters: Newest Comments
My initial reply has been downvoted, which is fair. I meant it only as a joke. Thanks for commenting on the post.
https://lobste.rs/c/qpmm9s

Lobsters: Newest Comments
Lobsters: Newest Comments

TechCrunch
TechCrunch

Hacker News
Hacker News

Lobsters: Newest Comments
Lobsters: Newest Comments
They're letting several people tell us who they are. The next step is to believe them and act accordingly.
https://lobste.rs/c/p6igqa

Lobsters: Newest Comments
Lobsters: Newest Comments
I don't think you need to undersell the amount you've donated. Maybe it feels small to you, or maybe you're just being modest, but the danger of qualifying it with language like that is that it could influence how people feel about their own ability to donate. Any amount is worthwhile. I know you're not trying to say otherwise, I just want to point it out because I too often fall into the trap of minimising my contributions.
https://lobste.rs/c/fhjmei

Lobsters: Newest Comments
Lobsters: Newest Comments
Apologies, friend. My comment was directed at the absurdity of the world, and was not intended in any way as a personal attack on you, nor was it an attack on what you had written.
Peace.
https://lobste.rs/c/ddrjyl

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