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Why have supply chain attacks become a near daily occurrence ?
01Tuesday, March 31, 2026

Why have supply chain attacks become a near daily occurrence ?

Malicious versions of the Axios npm package were discovered as part of a multi-stage supply chain attack. The compromised versions deliver a remote access trojan that executes arbitrary commands and exfiltrates system data across Windows, macOS, and Linux. The malware uses sophisticated obfuscation to evade detection before self-deleting to hide its tracks.

When Debugging Became Belonging: What Nearly 15 Years of Helping Developers Taught Me
02Monday, March 30, 2026

When Debugging Became Belonging: What Nearly 15 Years of Helping Developers Taught Me

A reflection on overcoming imposter syndrome in software development, the importance of mentorship, and the power of community. The author shares their experience building 'Always with Dev.to,' a cross-platform Electron app with an embedded Express backend, emphasizing user-centric architecture, technical modularity, and the necessity of cultivating inclusive environments in the tech industry.

Sources:Dev.to224 pts
Doom, Played over Curl
03Friday, April 10, 2026

Doom, Played over Curl

This project enables playing DOOM in a terminal via a cURL command. It uses a Node.js server to run a headless DOOM instance, rendering frames as ANSI half-blocks streamed over a single bidirectional HTTP/TCP connection. It captures raw terminal input, sends keystrokes, and displays high-performance ANSI graphics without requiring local installation.

Sources:Hacker News100 pts