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The article argues that Britain's economic stagnation can be attributed to its failure in building housing, transport infrastructure, and energy supply, which are essential for growth and productivity. It highlights how these failures have led to higher costs for other investments, hindered the development of successful industries, and contributed to regional inequality. The author suggests that by addressing these issues, Britain could experience rapid economic growth similar to countries like South Korea, Estonia, and Poland over the past three decades.
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The comment thread discusses the differences in housing and cultural values between the UK and France, with a focus on how family lineage is valued more in the UK compared to personal achievement. It also touches upon the economic implications of these differences.
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Element X, Call and Server Suite are now production-ready communications platforms based on Matrix 2.0, offering blazing performance, self-hosting capabilities, end-to-end encryption, and open standard interoperability for real-time communication between large organizations.
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The comment thread discusses the quality of images in a blog post and the clarity of language used for an announcement, with some speculation about the service's features.
Article: 15 min
The Architecture of Open Source Applications is a series of books that delve into the structure and design of 4 dozen open-source applications, offering insights from their creators on how they were built and why certain architectural decisions were made.
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Discussion on an issue related to iOS 18's handling of SameSite=None cookies in WebKit.
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The comment thread discusses a privacy issue related to iOS18 and the behavior of WebKit and Safari regarding SameSite=None attribute, with users seeking context, questioning its impact on privacy, and considering alternative solutions for schools.
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This article provides SVG icons for popular brands and services, including Blender, Caddy, Cassandra, Chrome, Cloudflare, CodePen, Conda, Docker, Dropbox, Discord, Django, GitLab, GitHub, Google, Kubernetes, Laravel, Linux Mint, Mendeley, MongoDB, MySQL, Next.js, Nginx, Node.js, NPM, OpenAPI, OpenCV, OpenZeppelin, OpenSSL, Oracle, OpenWrt, Packer, Pandas, Paperless-ngx, Parity Substrate, Peerlist, Pelican, Pinterest, PostgreSQL, Prometheus, React, Redux, Redis, RethinkDB, Salesforce, Sails.js, Sass, Scikit-learn, Sequelize, Slack, Solr, Spring Security, TensorFlow, Terraform, Trello, TypeScript, Ubuntu, Unleash, Vue.js, Vercel, Webpack, Webpack Dev Server, and many more. These icons are available for download in various formats such as SVG, PNG, JPG, and PDF.
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The comment expresses concerns about potential trademark infringement lawsuits, questions the viability of a subject due to legal issues, and highlights the importance of obtaining permission when using trademarks.
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The article provides information on various tools, platforms, and resources related to bibliographic management, code sharing, data access, media, and paper recommendation systems. It also introduces the concept of arXivLabs, an experimental framework for developing new features with community collaboration.
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Article: 19 min
A GitHub notification email hijacking incident resulted in malware distribution to project maintainers, including a phishing attack and subsequent execution of malicious scripts.
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The discussion revolves around the suspicion of spam activity on GitHub, specifically regarding links in posts and the ease with which malicious accounts can create issues or pull requests. There is also a debate about user rights to delete their own issues.
Article: 16 min
An article discussing a security vulnerability in Arc browser that allows unauthorized access to user data and potentially execute arbitrary code on targeted websites.
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The comment discusses an issue with Firebase security rules that might lead to unexpected behavior in custom APIs, specifically regarding how user IDs are handled.
Article: 8 min
The article advises web developers not to over-engineer their applications for scalability before they have a solid user base, suggesting that focusing on meeting the needs of current users is more important.
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The comment thread discusses the speaker's experience of solving a small-scale problem at work, which was met with resistance due to concerns over scalability and performance. The speaker also introduces the term 'Premature Architecture' for such situations and reflects on dealing with third-party service-related losses.
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This article provides an in-depth guide to understanding and implementing SSH tunneling and port forwarding, including use cases, configuration steps, examples of local/remote/dynamic port forwarding, limitations, and tips for keeping the connection alive.
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The user shares their long-term experience with using SSH tunnels, initially for bypassing a university firewall and later for various other purposes.
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