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And here I thought I was safe working in the disco

Not that any of you will need and/or want any such tools

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Beware of starting web chats with hackers?

"It may be done, but it's not dead."

"So 'ere's to you, Fuzzy-Wuzzy, an' your friends which are no more"

Maybe take a full 11 next time?

"Everybody's talking at me I don't hear a word they're saying"

I'd make the "edge case" joke, but I've already been beaten to it

So that's why my laptop has that reel-to-reel drive?

Now that he's not CEO, he can't afford a Windows license?

Everyone knows it's best to leave them for hackers to find

The 80s are calling?

Synergistically actualize the disruption of the paradigm!

YAGNI (except when you will)

And suspenders

I guess we'll find out after implementing a new solution with it?

Why do we need CSS feature detection at all? What are good (and not so good) ways to do feature detection? What does the future hold for CSS feature detection?

Today we are open-sourcing sso, our single-sign-on authentication proxy?—?known internally as the S.S. Octopus?—?used to secure access to internal services at BuzzFeed.

Things are happening fast for ASP.NET Core, as Microsoft just released a new Version 2.2.0 preview while a recent developer survey indicates the Web dev framework is quickly becoming a mainstream option.

Javalin is a very lightweight web framework for Kotlin and Java which supports WebSockets, HTTP2 and async requests. Javalin’s main goals are simplicity, a great developer experience, and first class interoperability between Kotlin and Java.

In just a few months time, PHP 5.6 and PHP 7.0 will no longer be receiving security patches. PHP 7.1 will have another 12 months to go, with PHP 7.2 another 12 months after.

But is your website at risk of exposing your visitors' data? Auditing and monitoring specialist DataTrue has produced an infographic looking at the risks site tags may pose to privacy.