TechCrunch: Mozilla looks to its next chapter
Mozilla today released its annual “State of Mozilla” report and for the most part, the news here is positive.
CNN: The New York Post just brutally trolled Donald Trump
“With just 720 days to go before the next election, a Florida retiree made the surprise announcement that he was running for president.”
Netcraft: November 2022 Web Server Survey
nginx saw significant losses in its number of sites and domains this month. It lost 8.5 million sites (-2.75%) and 490,000 domains (-0.66%). However, nginx still holds its strong lead as the most widely used web server software, with a market share of 26.51% sites. Apache has the second largest number of sites, with a market share of 21.40%.
Reddit: Which countries have Americans heard of, and which do they like?
Netzpolitik.org: Energieeffizienzgesetz: Wie Rechenzentren klimaneutral werden sollen
Wiener Zeitung: Spionage: EU-Parlament sieht Verbindungen zu Spyware nach Österreich
CNBC: Web inventor Tim Berners-Lee wants us to ‘ignore’ Web3: ‘Web3 is not the web at all’
AP News: Germany to force plastic makers to help pay for cleanups
Heise Online: TomTom startet seine neue Karten-Plattform – auf Basis von OpenStreetMap
The Guardian: Mastodon gained 70k users after Musk’s Twitter takeover
CBS News: Meta's value has plunged by $700 billion. Wall Street calls it a "train wreck."
Vim wurde seit sechs Tagen nicht mehr gepatcht, was ungewöhnlich ist. Leider hat Bram gesundheitliche Probleme und es ist unklar, wann er wieder an Vim arbeiten können wird. Weil der Teufel ein Eichhörnchen ist, hat die aktuelle Version von Vim9 (Patchlevel 815) ein besonders unangenehmes Problem. Gute Besserung, Bram!
- Noch 6 Tage bis zur Korrektur der Uhren auf Normalzeit.
Ars Technica: The world’s energy situation is not as terrible as you might expect
Europe seems to be ready for the winter as renewable growth largely offsets coal.
The BMJ: Long covid: Hair loss and sexual dysfunction are among wider symptoms, study finds
The Guardian: Long Covid is keeping millions out of work – and worsening labor shortage in the US (15.09.2022)