Aaron Swartz, coding prodigy and hacktivist who helped develop RSS and was a co-founder of Reddit, died by suicide after facing $1 million in fines and 35 years in prison for felony charges, just for downloading pdfs of research papers with the intention of making them accessible to the public.

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Boy do we have a treat for you: Matthew has played the Ocarina of Time remake, and this Friday we'll talk about it on the podcast.

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As a german, I think the german one is quite nice (completely unbiased)

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I am pleased with this evolution of our energy policy. Renewables remain our top priority. This isn’t about fast-tracking new nuclear, but about recognising that in a climate emergency we should be using all the existing infrastructure we have to move off fossil fuels.

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Ctrl+shift+v doesn't work? It's a paste that does only values

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