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/fwdg/ - Front-end Web Development General
Posted by anonymous 1 year ago
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Google Spring' 23 High Frequency - Guess the Word (Problem Solving)
Posted by Anonymous 1 week ago
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What types of email verification techniques are used by email checkers?
Posted by Anonymous 1 week ago
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Polly Password and the Magical Gatekeeper - Scure login system.
Posted by Anonymous 1 week ago
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Microsoft's AI speech generator achieves human parity but is too dangerous for the public
Posted by freeBread 2 weeks ago
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Byte Meme Coin Review: A Crypto With a Byte of a History.
Posted by aayafi 1 month ago
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Tornado Cash Developer Is Sentenced to Prison for the Crime of Writing Privacy-Preserving Software the State Does Not Like
Posted by NecroSocial 1 month ago
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The EigenLayer Ecosystem: A Deeper Dive.
Posted by aayafi 1 month ago
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My New Strategy for Optimal Investment in Cryptocurrencies (Maximize Profit 2025)
Posted by aayafi 1 month ago
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Ted Kaczynski was right
Posted by Anonymous 1 month ago
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Malicious Visual Studio Code (VSCode) extensions with millions of installs discovered
Posted by NecroSocial 1 month ago
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Snapdragon just obsoleted Intel and AMD - YouTube
Posted by freeBread 1 month ago
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confession
Posted by Cicero 1 month ago
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Add the link, title and image of a news item or article
Posted by Anonymous 1 month ago
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Are there any Operating Systems out there for people who are fed-up with Mac and Windows, but are too stupid to figure out most GNU/Linux ones?
Posted by Anonymous 1 month ago
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"Microsoft should recall Windows Recall" — Security researcher discovers Microsoft's new AI tool is woefully insecure
Posted by NecroSocial 1 month ago
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A pleasant service?
Posted by Anonymous 1 month ago
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Tutorial on how to create a real-time chat application using Socket.io
Posted by Anonymous 1 month ago
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World's first bioprocessor uses 16 human brain organoids for ‘a million times less power’ consumption than a digital chip
Posted by ymous 1 month ago
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A civil Reddit alternative without censorship
Posted by SpeakBits 1 month ago
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but what an interesting list!
Posted by Anonymous 2 months ago
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