NASA's InSight probe has seemingly sent its last signal back to Earth. Some questionable security from iRobot, and a little bit of Twitter drama makes up some of this week's reading.

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Software Development & Design

• How To Structure Your .NET Solutions: Architecture And Trade-Offs (James Hickey)
• Microsoft plans pre-compiled queries for Entity Framework, and may replace old and crufty .NET SQL Server provider (Tim Anderson)

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Technology & the Internet

• How to rebuild social media on top of RSS (Jacob O'Bryant)
• No, The FBI Is NOT 'Paying Twitter To Censor' (Mike Masnick)
• Okta's source code stolen after GitHub repositories hacked (Ax Sharma)
• A Roomba recorded a woman on the toilet. How did screenshots end up on Facebook? (Eileen Guo)

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Gaming

• Classic FPS Star Wars: Dark Forces has gotten a well deserved glow-up (CJ Wheeler)

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Business & Finance

• The free market is failing us on antibiotics (Sabri Ben-Achour)

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Science

• After a long struggle with Martian dust, NASA's InSight probe has gone quiet (Eric Berger)

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Sports

• Steve Cohen's Mets spending spree and the ramifications for the rest of the league (Evan Drellich)

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Podcasts

• Marketplace Tech: ChatGPT can write English essays...quite well. How are teachers going to deal?
• No Dogma #163: Jared Parsons, The C# Compiler, Part 1
• No Dogma #164: Jared Parsons, The C# Compiler, Part 2
• Hanselminutes #838: Cross-platform UIs with C# and Avalonia with Dan Walmsley
• TED Radio Hour: What Leadership Looks Like
• Hanselminutes #872: Hachyderm's Kris Nova on Running a Mastodon Server

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Everything Else

• Quitting is Underrated (Tim Harford)

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A Song to Leave You With

Brand New - Can't Get It Out