Monthly Highlights
1141.
Pentagon rescinds new testosterone screening policy without explanation
(arstechnica.com)
1142.
Flock CEO's Address Spread Online as Surveillance Backlash Explodes
(gadgetreview.com)
1143.
c100
(caligra.com)
1145.
Itadakimasu: A word you say to the food, not the cook
(thetokyohermit.substack.com)
1146.
The Tragedy of the Cognitive Commons
(arxiv.org)
1147.
1148.
SpacetimeDB: a short technical review
(strn.cat)
1149.
The Computer Museum of America reclamation project
(computer-museum.org)
1150.
Flat Chair by Sara Paculdo
(paculdo.com)
1151.
Guiding Ships with Moire Patterns (2018)
(tinkerings.org)
1152.
Show HN: Ember – Redshift safe color palettes
(github.com)
1153.
LibreOffice 26.8 Released with Many Nice Improvements
(wiki.documentfoundation.org)
1154.
1155.
I'm a seeing-eye dog for a computer
(claytonwramsey.com)
1156.
WPD won't replace stolen Flock cameras, citing public trust
(winonapost.com)
1157.
Manifesto – who we are and what do we want (2002)
(inventati.org)
1158.
Async Rust vs RTOS showdown (2022)
(tweedegolf.nl)
1159.
1160.
1161.
1162.
Defending my own brain against enshittification
(mrmarket.lol)
1163.
Develop Cross-Platform CLI and GUI Tools with Tcl/Tk
(cgicoffee.com)
1164.
Time complexity of operations on Python's built-in types
(docs.python.org)
1166.
1168.
Autism mutations drive neurodevelopmental pathology
(science.org)
1169.
The car industry A/B tested selling a car with and without CarPlay
(a.wholelottanothing.org)
1170.
Nvidia projects $673B in sales as AI demand widens
(forgeeks.net)