The first conformant M1 GPU driver — uBlock Origin Lite now available on Firefox — and Microsoft is bringing Python to Excel

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The first conformant M1 GPU driver rosenzweig.io \| points: 943 \| comments: 382

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uBlock Origin Lite now available on Firefox addons.mozilla.org \| points: 646 \| comments: 316

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Microsoft is bringing Python to Excel theverge.com \| points: 613 \| comments: 353

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A good measurement culture where numbers don’t replace common sense blog.promaton.com \| points: 449 \| comments: 397

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Hackers can use credit bureaus to dox nearly anyone in America 404media.co \| points: 401 \| comments: 277

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I walked across Luxembourg blog.ioces.com \| points: 352 \| comments: 205

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Electrolyzer efficiently converts CO2 into renewable propane fuel scienceswitch.com \| points: 301 \| comments: 272

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Arm Announces Public Filing for Proposed Initial Public Offering arm.com \| points: 297 \| comments: 252

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Learn AutoHotKey by stealing my scripts hillelwayne.com \| points: 296 \| comments: 178

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Unlocking Discord Nitro features for free blog.0x7d0.dev \| points: 287 \| comments: 129

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The feds asked TikTok for lots of domestic spying features gizmodo.com \| points: 269 \| comments: 190

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Growing share of Americans favor more nuclear power pewresearch.org \| points: 243 \| comments: 285

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Switching from Chrome to Firefox frunc.de \| points: 232 \| comments: 212

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Podman Desktop celebrates 500k downloads blog.podman.io \| points: 231 \| comments: 106

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Prettymapp – Create maps from OpenStreetMap data in a Streamlit webapp github.com \| points: 222 \| comments: 20

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Pixel Binary Transparency: verifiable security for Pixel devices security.googleblog.com \| points: 200 \| comments: 112

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Close to the Machine: Technophilia and its discontents manu.zone \| points: 193 \| comments: 134

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Ego Death krisnova.net \| points: 180 \| comments: 95

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Someone needs to save the Internet Archives from the lawyers and I have an idea techradar.com \| points: 177 \| comments: 82

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1919 cartoon depicting the use of a ‘pocket telephone’ vintag.es \| points: 177 \| comments: 133

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