This week we look at privacy nightmares in new cars, updates to security in .NET, email development being awful, and more.

Software Development & Design

• Why You Should Build Debugging Into Your SQL Server Stored Procedures - Erik Darling
• Libraries and Frameworks and Platforms, Oh My! - Rob Eisenberg
• Turn on Nullability checks by default - Steven Giesel
• BearerToken: The new Authentication handler in .NET 8 - Tore Nestenius
• Why Does Email Development Have to Suck? - Hristiyan Dodov
• Increasing Developer Velocity - David Giard
• Best practices which can improve performance of your .NET core application - Dotnet Office
• How to Mark Methods as Deprecated in C# - Marko Hrnčić
• Why Do You Have to Return "Task" Whenever You "await" Something in a Method in C#? - Jeremy Clark
• My Process for Submitting Pull Requests - Sean Killeen
• “Enough Healthy Overlap” - Chris Coyier

Technology & the Internet

• Mozilla: Modern Cars Are A Privacy Shitshow - Karl Bode
• Marsha Blackburn Makes It Clear: KOSA Is Designed To Silence Trans People - Mike Masnick
• Yet Another Study Shows No Link At All Between Social Media And Teen Anxiety And Depression - Mike Masnick
• Experts link LastPass security breach to a string of crypto heists - Jess Weatherbed

Science

• NASA finally admits what everyone already knows: SLS is unaffordable - Eric Berger

Everything Else

• The inconvenient truth about productivity - Tim Harford
• The Mighty Power of the Pen - Contessa Capital Advisors
• The Importance of Kindness and Alignment in Building Exceptional Teams - Anton Sten

A Song to Leave You With

James Horner - Stealing the Enterprise