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Downloading videos from YouTube at full speed - how does it work?
The article discusses methods to bypass YouTube video downloading limits, focusing on techniques and legal issues involved.
Managing 'Difficult' Programmers - A Guide for Managers
The article discusses methods for managing poorly performing engineers, focusing on open communication, providing support, and appropriately matching employees to tasks.
Dropbox reduced the amount of JavaScript on its pages by 33% - how did it do it?
The article outlines how Dropbox reduced their JavaScript bundle size by 33% through optimizations like tree shaking and dependency management.
How Discord Implemented Yubikey (U2F) for Its Employees
Discord implements two-factor authentication with YubiKeys, enhancing employee security. The article covers the rollout process, testing, and feedback gathering.
Vulnerable WordPress - vulnerable WordPress updated (with new vulnerable plugins) every month
Vulnerable-WordPress is an Onhex Group project focused on educating WordPress security.
Single-user Mastodon servers - who needs them?!
The article describes Mastodon as a decentralized social network with its advantages and challenges.
How to effectively and clearly embed text on images?
The article outlines best practices for designing text over images to ensure accessibility for all users. It highlights the importance of contrast and simplicity to aid reading for individuals with disabilities.
Maybe it's not JIRA that's wrong, but your manager?
The article discusses how issues with Jira often arise from poor management rather than the tool itself. The author emphasizes that the best outcomes can be achieved when managers collaborate and make changes to the way tools are utilized.
It's not the GPU power that limits AI development
The article addresses the 'memory wall' problem regarding the development of artificial intelligence, discussing challenges related to memory performance in computing systems and potential solutions.
Test-driven Development - why would you use it?
The article discusses the benefits of Test-Driven Development (TDD), leading to more reliable code and easier teamwork.
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