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2026
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The Lisp Machine Wars: How a Lab Feud Sparked the Free Software Movement

Most corporate rivalries are forgotten within a decade. The split that tore apart MIT's Artificial Intelligence Laboratory in the early 1980s is different, because one of its casualties walked away so disillusioned that he launched a movement which now underpins much of the modern software world. The "Lisp Machine wars" were never literal warfare — calling them that oversells it — but the bitterness was real, the stakes felt enormous to the people inside, and the fallout reshaped computing in ways nobody at the time intended.

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Petar Vasilev
2025
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Create a Realistic Liquid Glass Water Animation Effect in CSS Using SVG Filters 🌊

Bring your glassmorphism designs to life with a dynamic, water-like motion. This tutorial shows you how to create a realistic liquid glass effect using CSS, SVG filters, and a few lines of JavaScript — no WebGL required. Learn how to combine <feTurbulence> and <feDisplacementMap> to simulate the gentle shimmer of moving water right inside your UI.

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WordPress vs. Laravel - A Complete Comparison for 2025

Choosing between WordPress and Laravel depends on your project’s goals. WordPress offers simplicity, speed, and ease of use for content-driven sites, while Laravel provides flexibility, scalability, and power for complex web applications. This comparison explores their key differences, strengths, and best use cases to help you pick the right tool for your next project.

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CSS Liquid Glass How To

Creating a liquid glass effect with CSS is a stylish way to bring depth and modern UI aesthetics to your website. This effect mimics frosted or glossy glass surfaces with fluid-like movement, often combined with blur, transparency, and gradient overlays. In this tutorial, we’ll walk step by step through building a liquid glass effect using only HTML and CSS.

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