Raindrop.io Bookmarks 01/13/2025
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- AI Power Needs Threaten Billions in Damages for US Households
"The AI boom has only underscored the issue: The digital economy is sucking up so much power that demand is now straining available supplies of electricity in many parts of the world, leading to concerns over price increases and even widespread outages. And that's only projected to worsen as more data centers are built."
- Code Quality Becomes Even More Vital in the AI Era - The New Stack
"AI is imperative in augmenting developer workflows, but the reality is that twice as much code means twice as many mistakes are possible. In fact, research from Stanford University shows that developers with access to AI coding assistants wrote significantly less secure code."
- Automated and manual accessibility testing work best together - Pope Tech Blog
"The path to a more accessible web is a better understanding of the strengths and limitations of automated and manual accessibility testing and how they can complement each other to make up for limitations and create a reliable accessibility strategy."
- 5 Technical JavaScript Trends You Need To Know About in 2025 - The New Stack
"JavaScript's evolution in 2025 will be marked by advancements in serverless architectures, seamless integration with WebAssembly, improved localized state management, enhanced documentation and the growing adoption of microfrontends."
- Cascading Spy Sheets: Exploiting the Complexity of Modern CSS for Email and Browser Fingerprinting
"In this paper, we systematically investigate the modern dynamic features of CSS and their applicability for script-less fingerprinting, bypassing many state-of-the-art mitigations. We present three innovative techniques based on fuzzing and templating that exploit nuances in CSS container queries, arithmetic functions, and complex selectors."
- MDN 2024 content projects | MDN Blog
"For 2024, we chose three technology categories that are popular, but had reader feedback that indicated they needed a refresh. We focused on HTTP, MathML, and web Manifests."