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Before too long a smaller number of young people will be having to support a larger number of the very old, a typical and unsustainable Ponzi scheme. Source: Life is a Ponzi scheme

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Secure Shell (SSH) is a widely used Transport Layer Protocol to secure connections between clients and servers. SSH is also the underlying protocol that Teleport uses to secure connections between clients and servers. In this article, we walk through how SSH really works. Source: SSH Handshake Explained

A new study shows hundreds of different butterflies, bugs and flying insects are declining across Germany. Source: ‘Alarming’ loss of insects and spiders recorded – BBC News

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Browsers historically have had a single HTTP Cache. This meant that if www.a.example and www.b.example both used cdn.example/jquery-1.2.1.js then JQuery would only be downloaded once. Since it’s the same resource regardless of which site initiates the download, a single shared cache is more efficient. [1] Unfortunately, a shared cache enables a privacy leak. Summary of…

A ridiculous collection of web development cheatsheets · One-page guide to Source: Devhints — TL;DR for developer documentation

Source: ISP Column – November 2019

Source: PostgREST Documentation — PostgREST 5.0.0 documentation

Running a WordPress blog on a VPS (Virtual Private Server) can be expensive, especially when you have just begun writing or in case it’s just a travel blog Source: Running a Forever Free WordPress Blog with Your Own Domain on Google Cloud – TerminalBytes.com