The paranoid style in application development

The paranoid style in application development

We talked about obscuring DNS traffic based on this article.

Cassidy and Ben are pretty excited about all the new Apple stuff announced recently. Ryan, the curmudgeon, does not.

There are several theories as to where the word dongle came from.

The Conductor framework makes building web apps simpler in a low-code/no-code style.

Did the pandemic worsen everyone else's guilt and self-loathing over decreased productivity or was it just us?

Our only point of contact during the height of the pandemic was the Internet connection. Has the loosening of quarantine made us less likely to live online?

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