Monthly Highlights
15031.
Smaller Revision Points to More Accurate Jobs Numbers
(nytimes.com)
15032.
Nepal–Tibet floods in maps, photos and videos
(abc.net.au)
15033.
Git Permalinks
(raw.githubusercontent.com)
15034.
CVEs in UniFi Security Advisory Bulletin 067
(community.ui.com)
15035.
15036.
OpenOffice does not print on Tuesdays (2009)
(beza1e1.tuxen.de)
15037.
Japan's 3D Modeling Philosophy [video]
(youtube.com)
15038.
15039.
Agent ROI, Sales Overriding Roadmap, Forcing Your Disruption
(age-of-product.com)
15040.
Proof that your data is worth more than charging for any product
(timemachiner.io)
15041.
Upcoming changes to GitHub Copilot policies and billing
(github.blog)
15043.
The New State of the Art in Observability
(telemetrymachine.com)
15044.
Richard Hamming: You and Your Research
(paulgraham.com)
15046.
15047.
JEP Draft: Structured Concurrency
(openjdk.org)
15048.
Show HN: OK or KO the PUBG of boxing — my passion project
(okorko.vercel.app)
15049.
15050.
15051.
God's Eye View
(github.com)
15052.
The Linux Kernel Is Approaching 2k CVEs per Release
(phoronix.com)
15053.
You Can Now Carry a Teaching Mainframe in Your Bag – Planet Mainframe
(planetmainframe.com)
15054.
15055.
15056.
Amazon Aurora DSQL now supports foreign key constraints
(aws.amazon.com)
15057.
Packman at 25 – where do we go from here?
(lists.links2linux.de)
15058.
How weaving helped invent modern computing – and is shaping its future
(theconversation.com)
15059.
I accidentally turned LLM memory into program analysis
(pwning.systems)
15060.