Search Results: DID

New Android data from 2025 confirms what many teams have suspected: Rust isn’t only shrinking the memory-unsafe attack surface; it’s quietly outpacing C++ in delivery speed and stability. By tying language choice to DORA metrics, kernel drivers, firmware, and real-world CVEs, Google is turning “secure by default” from a slogan into measurable engineering leverage.

Fediverse architect Robert Mao unveils a radical proposal to rebuild social networking around open protocols and user-owned data, challenging centralized platforms by prioritizing decentralized conversations. His 'Comments Network' design uses DIDs and content addressing to let users own their interactions across applications.

A little-known 'Emergency Restart' feature, accessible through a specific key combination on the CTRL+ALT+DEL screen, provides Windows 11 users with a powerful last-resort method to force a system reset when all else fails. This obscure but vital tool, potentially tracing back to Windows XP, offers a software-based alternative to a hard power cycle, crucial for frozen systems or devices lacking accessible physical buttons.

Vietnamese developer Duy Anh Ngac releases 'Where Did I Park' – an iOS utility that helps users track vehicle locations with military-grade privacy. The self-funded app features one-tap parking, meter reminders, and iCloud sync while explicitly collecting zero user data.

The viral Toniebox audio player leverages NFC technology and thoughtful physical interaction design to deliver screen-free digital content to young children. Its runaway success highlights a growing demand for intentional tech that prioritizes simplicity, safety, and tactile engagement over screens.