Assorted links for Monday, March 18:

1. This Clock Made Power Grids Possible
2. How we applied advanced fuzzing techniques to cURL
3. GitHub is enabling secret push protection for all users. This means that, by default, GitHub will detect and help prevent developers from accidentally committing secrets to repositories.
4. White House: Future Software Should be Memory Safe. The pressure on C/C++ continues to grow.
5. AI-generated articles prompt Wikipedia to downgrade CNET’s reliability rating. I did not realize that CNET was posting AI-written articles, but I am not shocked.
6. Solving Cold Start Timeouts with AWS Lambda and API Gateway
7. Transactions in a Microservice World
8. Service Delivery Index: A Driver for Reliability
9. From Blind Spots to Clear Insights: The Evolution of Observability Tools and Practices at Greenlight
10. Best practices for monitoring static web applications