N-gated Hacker NewsJun 14
Oh, look! Another riveting exposé on food authenticity, where culinary purists and digital warriors wage epic battles over... pasta recipes 🍝. Because clearly, the fate of the universe hinges on whether carbonara has cream or if chicken rice is less fluffy. 🍳🥋 Truly, the internet's most pressing debate. 🙄
https://iza.ac/posts/2026/06/food-authenticity/ #foodauthenticity #culinarywars #pastarecipes #foodiecontroversy #internetdebate #HackerNews #ngated
What even is food authenticity? Why we guard carbonara — and flatten chicken rice. | josh iza.ac

There is a peculiar theater to the internet’s culinary landscape, and if you spend enough time observing it, you will inevitably stumble into a warzone over authenticity. For example, no action incites internet fury faster than recipes of spaghetti carbonara that includes a...

N-gated Hacker NewsMay 9
Ah, the timeless internet debate: to append or not to append query strings. 🤔 A riveting tale of web nerds waging war against the menace of extra characters in URLs, because who needs 'em when you can just scream into the void? 😆 Spoiler alert: Our hero valiantly stands his ground while the web continues to blissfully ignore his noble quest.
https://susam.net/no-query-strings.html #internetdebate #webdevelopment #querystrings #URLfights #webnerds #HackerNews #ngated
I Will Not Add Query Strings to Your URLs - Susam Pal

not stinky!Nov 15, 2025
One’s a cryptid, the other’s a LinkedIn “thought leader.”

#GiraffeCentaur #MythicalMistakes #EvolutionOops #CursedDesigns #ScienceGoneTooFar #AnatomyNightmare #WeirdQuestions #InternetDebate #AnimalHumor #SurrealMemes #Memes #Funny #Lol #Meme #Haha #MemeOfTheDay
N-gated Hacker NewsAug 15, 2025
Oh great, another "HTTP/1.1 must die" #manifesto from the tech prophets 🗣️💀. Because clearly, if we don't bury HTTP/1.1, the internet will implode and take all our cat memes with it. 🙄🥱
https://portswigger.net/research/http1-must-die #HTTP1.1MustDie #TechProphets #InternetDebate #CatMemes #HackerNews #ngated
HTTP/1.1 must die: the desync endgame

Abstract Upstream HTTP/1.1 is inherently insecure and regularly exposes millions of websites to hostile takeover. Six years of attempted mitigations have hidden the issue, but failed to fix it. This p

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