2015 Archive
17671.
Show HN: Sodocan.js: Documentation Made Easy
(sodocanjs.com)
17672.
The story behind Jar’Edo Wens, the longest-running hoax in Wikipedia history
(washingtonpost.com)
17673.
Get a Packt Pub book a day for free
(github.com)
17674.
Microsoft might be interested in buying AMD
(kitguru.net)
17675.
The Old, Innovative Nokia Is Back
(bloombergview.com)
17676.
The next generation of spreadsheets will be a database
(infoworld.com)
17677.
Announcing the Acquisition of Surreal Vision
(oculus.com)
17678.
Rocket Lab's engine has electric turbos and 3D-printed primary components
(rocketlabusa.com)
17679.
Japanese Government Workers Wary of My Number Cards as ID
(the-japan-news.com)
17680.
Rumblr is like a dating app, but for fistfights
(venturebeat.com)
17682.
Withdrawal from the Recording Media Business
(t-yuden.com)
17683.
Native Intelligence: The Indians who feasted with the English colonists (2005)
(smithsonianmag.com)
17684.
Balancing Multiplayer Competitive Games (2009) [pdf]
(static1.squarespace.com)
17685.
17686.
Spoofers Keep Markets Honest
(bloombergview.com)
17687.
17688.
How Star Wars Borrowed from Akira Kurosawa’s Great Samurai Films
(openculture.com)
17689.
User with Muslim name blocked from downloading Sophos AV for Mac
(theregister.co.uk)
17690.
XcodeGhost Q&A
(apple.com)
17691.
How Medellín reinvented itself as a tech hub
(salon.com)
17692.
My Perspective on Go
(zhen.org)
17693.
The Little MAC Attack
(dankaminsky.com)
17694.
Show HN: Who Cares? – Professions in the NHS
(whocares.io)
17695.
Lawsuit filed against sites that posted Ashley Madison data dump
(unitedstatescourts.org)
17696.
How a reclusive computer programmer became a GOP money powerhouse
(washingtonpost.com)
17697.
Why an iron fish can make you stronger
(bbc.com)
17698.
Hard Drive Reliability Stats for Q1 2015
(backblaze.com)
17699.
Programming for four-year-olds – No assembler required
(economist.com)
17700.
Evo, the First Prescription-Strength Video Game?
(bloomberg.com)