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www.bbc.co.uk 3mo ago

World Cup tickets go on sale

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www.reddit.com 4mo ago

Stop spending money on Claude, Chipotle's chat bot is free

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www.nytimes.com 4mo ago

World Cup games in Boston at risk

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shipordie.club 4mo ago

Destroy My Startup

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www.telegraph.co.uk 8mo ago

Reeves urged to cut pension lump sum withdrawals to £100k

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news.sky.com 10mo ago

Suspected cyber attack at Heathrow Airport

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fckoatly.com 3y ago

Fuck Oatly

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www.cnn.com 3y ago

Usain Bolt reportedly missing $12.7M from investment account in Jamaica

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www.thetimes.co.uk 4y ago

New York Times Buys the Athletic for $550m

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www.bbc.co.uk 5y ago

Technical error blamed for PM's Biden tweet glitch

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twitter.com 5y ago

Four Seasons Total Landscaping

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github.com 8y ago

RequestBin discontinued

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medium.com 9y ago

Instapaper Outage Cause and Recovery

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www.shop.bt.com 9y ago

BT Whole Home Wi-Fi

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regex101.com 10y ago

Regex 101: Regex tester and debugger

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www.lieffcabraser.com 10y ago

Fitbit study claims they are highly inaccurate and inconsistent [pdf]

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github.com 10y ago

Notice me

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www.fitbit.com 10y ago

Fitbit Blaze

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philsturgeon.uk 10y ago

Why is everyone outraged?

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github.com 10y ago

There is no bug. This works just fine for me

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nflarrest.com 10y ago

NFL Arrest Stats

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sidigital.co 11y ago

Hacking a ping pong table

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wcfixtures.co.uk 12y ago

World Cup Fixtures

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dropbox2048.site44.com 12y ago

Dropbox 2048

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i.imgur.com 12y ago

Co-founder of Youtube makes his first comment in 8 years

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sidigital.co 12y ago

For Halloween, you can tweet an electric shock to one of the Si team

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www.rleonardi.com 12y ago

Interactive Resume

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lists.lrug.org 13y ago

Female developers as a perk

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medium.com 13y ago

Hackdays, what have they become?

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foursquare.com 13y ago

The Foursquare Time Machine

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Semi linked:

I, like many others, play Wordle daily. When the page loads, there is a button to play todays challenge. Then, there is a very small delay (like 100ms) and suddenly a button to "View all games" appears, right where you would have tapped/clicked on the button to play the puzzle. To me, viewing all games is a way to "see what you could have" if you subscribed.

No, I think "us" is apt, considering this will eventually affect all sites that rely on traffic from Google search, which is basically every text heavy site.

All we can hope for is that people will stop using search (after eventually having enough of the AI wave) for these sort of niche sites and will bookmark and access them directly in future. I don't have much hope.

Crazy. I'm sure I paid around $40-70 back in 2016.

Honestly Plex has been wearing me down for years but I'm too lazy to move to an alternative.

SecurityBaseline.eu 2 months ago

I think (a public) phpMyAdmin in 2026 deserves a good bashing.

(I have been working with PHP for 20 years)

SecurityBaseline.eu 2 months ago

Came here to say this. Absolutely insane.

Why is phpMyAdmin even still needed/wanted in 2026? It's not exactly user friendly for a developer, let alone an average Gov employee...

Cool idea but I am not old enough/have not have enough (any) interest in some of the older products, so I think a "skip" option would be cool.

I can't edit nor be bothered to reply to all of the negative responses so I'll put it here.

Pretty much all of you missed the larger point. PHP was what allowed me to not work in retail forever, buy a forever house, never have to worry about losing my job (this may change in the future with AI) or being at risk for redundancy, having chosen to only work for small, "normal" well run profitable businesses.

Unless you're building a hyper scale product, it does the job perfectly. PHP itself is not a security issue; using it poorly is, and any language can be used poorly. PHP is still perfectly suitable for web dev, especially in 2026.

Jesus Christ, this hit a little too close to home. I had booked a similar price hotel for a period of time during the World Cup next in Vancouver in June; 11 nights in total. I had only reserved it (via Booking.com) until today when I paid the balance. I have been worried about this happening to me ever since I booked it. The price I got was VERY good (considering the event).