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Sep 10, 2021 29 min

How valuable is your screen name?

from The Stack Overflow Podcast

You can send ideas for blog posts to Ryan Donovan at our pitch box. You can find Cassidy on Twitter here and read the newsletter she helps us curate here. You can find Ceora on Twitter here and check out more about Apollo GraphQL here. Cassidy's piece on GraphQL, the first item she ever wrote for Stack Overflow, is here. Want to learn more about AVIF and how it compresses images so well? Check out good read from Netflix's tech blog here. Instead of a lifeboat badge we're highlighting an amazing question: Can celestial objects be used in cryptography?

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