Reading Logs

A day late this week, but still a bunch of great articles on Apple, CSS animations, why you don't always need JavaScript, and more.

A little light this week, but a bunch of podcasts this time.

This week I read about the US' complete lack of data privacy, an old look at the Space Shuttle, and more.

I've been wanting to do more with web components, and a lot of this week is tied to that. Also, NASA makes a calculated risk and more new features in C#.

This week the latest version of .NET was released as weell as SpaceX taking their next step with Starship and more.

I can't believe this is the 50th issue of my current take on my reading logs. This week I read about the renaissance of CSS, issues at SpaceX, the cancellation of a promising new nuclear power station, and more.

Caught up on some of my RSS feeds this week. This week it's the new text-wrap CSS property, a new entrant to the space race, Microsoft cracking down (dangerously?) on game controllers, and more.

Still have a lot of my RSS feeds to go through after vacation, but I did read a bit while in Aruba.

Very podcast heavy this week. The FCC also fines Dish Network for space junk, and more.

This week I read about why analytics are a privacy nightmare and not worth it, NASA seeing what they got back from the asteroid, the FTC going after Amazon and more.

This week is a little podcast heavy since I'm trying to bring down my podcast queue. Also, NASA successfully returns from an asteroid.

This week I read about how mistakes made in 1999 are still relevant today, .NET 8 RC1 being released, and the never-ending scam that is public funding for sports stadiums.