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HTMD is an HTML to Markdown converter for Rust, heavily inspired by turndown.js. It boasts rich options like turndown.js, is reliable passing all its test cases, has minimal dependencies using only html5ever, and is fast, taking less than 200ms to convert a ~1.4MB Wikipedia page on an i5 7th gen CPU. Users can easily add […]
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In 1934, the Ghent Altarpiece, a masterpiece by Hubert and Jan van Eyck, was stolen, sparking a national crisis in Belgium. The thief, Arsène Goedertier, confessed on his deathbed but the panel was never recovered. The mystery deepened during the Second World War when the Nazis tried to locate the missing piece. The investigation was […]
Digital Research Inc, founded in 1976 by Gary and Dorothy Kildall, initially sold CP/M which became the go-to operating system for Intel microprocessors. Despite efforts to adapt to new platforms, MS-DOS gained popularity in the 1980s, especially with the success of the IBM PC. Digital Research pivoted with releases like DOS Plus and DR DOS […]
Today, we’re delving deep into the world of a locked-down AT&T LTE router, where users are restricted from configuring it. Our mission is to empower users by providing a detailed guide on taking control of their devices. Whether you’re a seasoned hacker or a newbie, this tutorial covers everything from hardware exploration to software manipulation. […]
The MUREX Ethernet Switch, or mrxSwitch, is the world’s smallest and cheapest networking switch, fully open-source, with a focus on simplicity and cost. It utilizes external magnetics and a high performance unmanaged switch IC, with 1.25mm pitch Fast Ethernet connectors. The switch is designed with minimal noise and full Bob-Smith style termination for all center […]
During World War 2, the CIA created Simple Sabotage, a book outlining ways to ruin productivity. The advice is timeless, like insisting on “channels” for decisions and committees for further study. In a tech setting, sapping productivity without getting caught is an art. Blame past CTOs, encourage own languages, and complicate systems. Disallow code cleanups […]
The author reflects on their journey to creating a sustainable business through their newsletter. They initially did not realize that sales happen when the prospect of losing out on value outweighs the price. Despite experiencing a surge in revenue with a price increase and a birthday sale, the author realizes that relying solely on newsletter […]
ALJ Sarah Karpinen ruled in the J.O. Mory, Inc. case involving a fired union organizer, ordering the employer to rehire with backpay. The case also addressed the legality of the employer’s non-compete and coworker non-solicitation clauses, deemed unfair labor practices. The non-compete clause was criticized for being overly broad and deterring protected activities, while the […]
The author discusses the Raspberry Pi as an affordable, energy-efficient home server until the release of the Pi 5. They highlight the limitations of the Pi in terms of performance and storage, comparing it to the small enterprise desktop PCs like the HP Elitedesk 705 G4 and 800 G3. The mini PCs offer better performance, […]
Join Nango for a fully remote work experience with a global team valuing outcomes over hours. The open-source platform simplifies software integration with over 200 APIs, saving on engineering expenses. Founded by Robin and Bastien, backed by top US investors including Y Combinator, Nango boasts a fast-growing community. The team includes experts from major companies […]