Look into the low FODMAP diet.

NLnet is doing a great job funding impactful projects.

The enshitification train chugs along to the next stop for Atlassian customers.

> The hub will have diplomatic immunity, such as the protections afforded to an American embassy, and operate under U.S. common law—the first arrangement of its kind anywhere in the world. The two-year lease is renewable for 99 years.

This seems like a 19th century style colonial concession. I would have hoped we were past that.

It's the best deal they are gonna get from anyone and it comes with implied US protection against Chinese aggression.

The same US that famously follows through with protection promises?

I agree that PHP's request oriented "shared nothing" approach has its advantages.

That being said there are very decent options for long running processes/application servers these days - see RoadRunner, Swoole and Frankenphp.

It's very hard to get rid of old standards.

"The past is never dead. It's not even past"

Of course there's an incredibly long tail here, but in the big picture, "nobody except some people maintaining a few legacy systems ever need to learn to work with this protocol anymore" is practically the same thing.

Ironically this article critical of AI coding is guilty of AI writing.

As most results in coding by AI are the result of some kind of recursive application of the fundemental concept, irony is abundant.

Indeed, full spectrum Western dominance over air space in the global South could come to an end. If that goes, the chains of hegemony loosen significantly.

Not really. Starlink can be turned on and off over certain territories.

Starlink can blacklist an area, but the frequent Tx/Rx emissions persist. Smuggled in terminals can be blacked once found. I am not sure how local areas discover/ID to Starlink/request blacklistimg works. I know starlink has upset many government internet rate extortion schemes in many countries in many Southern areas

Synthetics stink quite quickly.

Just on Zed: it's speed and responsiveness are very impressive. Feels as snappy as Notepad++.