Monthly Highlights
1501.
Mexican surveillance company Grupo Seguritech watches the U.S. border
(restofworld.org)
1502.
Marc Andreessen's dangerously unexamined life
(thenation.com)
1503.
The Utopia of the Family Computer
(mudmapmagazine.com)
1504.
1505.
CSS as a Query Language
(evdc.me)
1506.
1507.
Little Snitch comes to Linux, but the core logic is closed source
(the.unknown-universe.co.uk)
1508.
1509.
1510.
Detecting DOSBox from Within the Box
(datagirl.xyz)
1511.
How much linear memory access is enough?
(solidean.com)
1512.
Verus is a tool for verifying the correctness of code written in Rust
(verus-lang.github.io)
1513.
Tracing Goroutines in Realtime with eBPF
(sazak.io)
1514.
rpg.actor Game Jam
(rpg.actor)
1515.
Mine, a Coalton and Common Lisp IDE
(coalton-lang.github.io)
1516.
Almighty Lisp: Lisp and Emacs Essentials Book
(almightylisp.com)
1517.
1518.
Germany Power Prices Turn Deeply Negative on Renewables Surge
(bloomberg.com)
1519.
Sudo for Windows (2024)
(github.com)
1520.
Bring Your Agent to Teams
(microsoft.github.io)
1521.
USD Purchasing Power in Real Time Since 2000
(onedollar.today)
1522.
You don't want long-lived keys
(argemma.com)
1523.
Async Python Is Secretly Deterministic
(dbos.dev)
1524.
1525.
1526.
Sylve – Proxmox Alternative by FreeBSD
(sylve.io)
1527.
Casus Belli Engineering
(marcosmagueta.com)
1528.
Zero-Copy Pages in Rust: Or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Lifetimes
(redixhumayun.github.io)
1529.
1530.
IPv6 address, as a sentence you can remember
(sentence2ipv6.tib3rius.com)