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    Developer vents frustration at GitHub's grip on coders●GitHub can f..k you and you are forced to love it. or live with it...YhnBusinessFinance63 h ago

    A frustrated developer is voicing anger at GitHub, arguing the platform holds such a dominant position that coders have no real alternative and must accept whatever changes or policies it imposes. The blunt phrasing reflects a broader, recurring complaint in the developer community about dependence on a single service for code hosting and collaboration.

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    Iran escalates Starlink threats over internet control fears▼Iran escalates Starlink threats over fears of losing internet control✉newsTechnologyInternet27 min ago

    Iranian authorities have intensified threats against the use of Starlink satellite internet, which the government cannot filter or shut down. Officials view the service, which has circulated among Iranians during past internet blackouts, as a challenge to the state's monopoly over domestic connectivity. The crackdown signals growing alarm in Tehran that satellite links could let citizens bypass censorship and access unfiltered information online.

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    MTV's Death Blamed on Multiplyin­g Doors, Not Bad Taste▼MTV Didn't Die of Bad Taste: It Died the Day the Doors MultipliedYhnCultureMusic132 h ago

    A widely shared essay argues that MTV's decline was not caused by a drop in programming quality or taste, but by the moment its gatekeeping role disappeared — when the 'doors' to music video exposure multiplied, diluting the channel's cultural monopoly. The piece is drawing debate about how distribution changes, rather than content, kill media brands.

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    Why ASML Faces No Real Rival in Advanced Chip Equipment▼ASML Has No Real Competitor in Advanced Chipmaking Equipment. Here's What $1,000 Invested Today Could Be Worth by 2030.✉newsTechnologySemiconductors12 h ago

    ASML, the Dutch maker of lithography machines essential for cutting-edge chip production, has no genuine competitor in advanced chipmaking equipment, and analysts are revisiting its long-term investment case. A widely circulated analysis estimates what a $1,000 investment today could be worth by 2030, framing the company as a near-monopoly in a critical link of the semiconductor supply chain.