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Matthew Williams

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Content Creator. Ex organizer of DOD SEA and BOS and SLS Days BOS. ex cohost Devops&Docker; Talk. 1st evangelist @ DDOG, ex OTEX, MSFT, Ollama. tvl.st/y

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I am the Technical Evangelist for Yottaa, Inc., a Boston-based Web Performance & Security company. Contact me at matt@yottaa.com

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IMPACT STADIUM POWERED BY GENIUS SPORTS LAUNCHES A GLOBAL FOOTBALL MOVEMENT AHEAD OF MEXICO CITY 2026

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By Matthew Williams
| Homeless World Cup
• Support approximately 5,000 people annually through Homeless World Cup Member Country programmes • Strengthen support across 75 Homeless World Cup Member Countries • Expand access to football, belonging and recovery pathways globally • Help thousands of people rebuild confidence, identity and opportunity through football Since 2003, the Homeless World Cup Foundation and its Member Country partners have positively impacted more than 1.7 million lives worldwide through football, reaching more...
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Researchers Measured Alien Planet Spins and Discovered a Surprising Pattern

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By Matthew Williams
| SciTechDaily
Using the W.M. Keck Observatory, astronomers investigated the long-predicted relationship between mass and spin for giant planets and brown dwarfs. Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech A new Keck Observatory study indicates that giant planets can spin faster than more massive brown dwarfs, revealing important clues about how planetary systems form and evolve. Astronomers have long suspected that a planet’s mass may be linked to how quickly it spins.
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Earth May Be Seeding Venus With Life, According to New Research

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By Matthew Williams
| SciTechDaily
Photographed in ultraviolet light and rendered in false color, this view reveals the complexities of the clouds that coat Venus. Credit: JAXA/ISIS/DARTS/Damia Bouic Models suggest that impact-ejected material from Earth could reach Venus’ clouds and potentially survive there briefly. Panspermia is the idea that life, or the ingredients needed for life, can move through space on asteroids, comets, and other objects.
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