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Server-Sent Events Beat WebSockets for 95% of Real-Time Apps (Here's Why) - DEV Community

https://dev.to/polliog/server-sent-events-beat-websockets-for-95-of-real-time-apps-heres-why-a4l?context=digest
Everyone defaults to WebSockets for real-time features. Most shouldn't. The reality: 95% of "real-time" applications only need server → client updates. Chat notifications. Live dashboards. Stock tickers. Log streams. AI responses. WebSockets give you bidirectional communication. But bidirectional comes with a tax: complexity, resource overhead, scaling challenges, debugging nightmares. Server-Sent Events (SSE) do one thing: stream data from server to client. They do it brilliantly. And for most applications, that's all you need.

Using PostgreSQL as a Dead Letter Queue for Event-Driven Systems — Blog

https://www.diljitpr.net/blog-post-postgresql-dlq
The goal was never to replace Kafka with PostgreSQL. Kafka remained the backbone for high-throughput event ingestion, while PostgreSQL handled what it does best—durability, querying, and observability around failures. By letting each system play to its strengths, we ended up with a pipeline that was resilient, debuggable, and easy to operate. In the end, using PostgreSQL as a Dead Letter Queue turned failure handling into something boring and predictable. And in production systems, boring is exactly what you want.

Flyer Escape Dot Dad

https://flyerescape.dad/#PDX
You have happened upon a big friendly pile of SHOWS AND EVENTS AND OTHER THINGS in order of date! Some flyers might not load, simply hit refresh and give it a sec - this here old school website has some old school quirks.

I drink for a reason

http://www.mikealrogers.com/posts/i-drink-for-a-reason.html
The way we got to this point, this place where we’re all friends and don’t tolerate sexist and homophobic behavior, is in no small part thanks to booze. If we want to continue to expand this community and make the rest of the world a more tolerant place we’ll have to continue to value the personal over the professional.