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• RSS Feeds Are Still the Best Way to Build a News Tab
  Before ranking news, you have to ingest it — and plain RSS over HTTPS remains the fastest, most honest pipeline from publisher to search results.
• The Onion-Location Header: How Websites Invite Tor Users Automatically
  Onion-Location is a single HTTP response header that tells Tor Browser your site has an onion mirror — one line of server config that bridges the clearnet and Tor worlds.
• HTTP Status Codes and When to Use Each One
  Status codes are a contract with clients, caches, and crawlers — picking the right one decides whether your API is usable and your SEO is clean.
• How HTTPS Keeps the Web Private (TLS in Plain Terms)
  The padlock in your browser is the most-ignored security icon you use every day. Behind it is TLS, a handshake that lets two strangers over a hostile network agree on a secret in the open — and understanding it explains both why HTTPS is remarkable and why the padlock is not a guarantee you are safe.
• DNS over HTTPS (DoH): When Your Resolver Starts Lying
  DNS over HTTPS encrypts domain lookups inside a normal HTTPS connection, which makes DNS poisoning and filtering far harder for anyone sitting between you and the truth.
• Browser DevTools for Backend People: Ten Panels That Pay Rent
  You built the API but never opened the Network tab — that is why you argue with your own frontend. DevTools is not a frontend-only tool.
• HTTP and APIs: The First Language My Server Spoke
  Understanding status codes, request methods, and API design from the perspective of someone sending data across a network for the first time.