February 2016 Archive
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NY Judge: US Cannot Make Apple Provide iPhone Data (abcnews.go.com)
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This is what hacking a problem mean (cdn.sunsed.com)
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It's been a bad month for tech layoffs (businessinsider.com.au)
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My Journey into Web Speed Optimization – (Part 2) (medium.com)
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Study: Austin May Not Have Enough Rooms for SXSW Visitors in Coming Years (austininno.streetwise.co)
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How trust happens – A designers viewpoint (erickarjaluoto.com)
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Rental-Car Olympics (caranddriver.com)
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Learning the Knowledge (bbc.com)
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Apple Doesn't Have to Help FBI in New York iPhone Case, Judge Says (nbcnews.com)
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You're Going to Die, Stop Wasting Time (themarketingguy.net)
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ذكرى+افتتاح+أبراج+الكويت+ (alsernews.com)
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Payroll data leaked for current, former Snapchat employees (arstechnica.com)
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Microsoft HoloLens Development Edition open for pre-order, shipping March 30 (blogs.windows.com)
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The Free State Project (en.wikipedia.org)
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Topology and Density-Based Clustering (blog.dominodatalab.com)
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Nigeria Communications Commission Accepts MTN Nigeria's Chump Change Settlement (africantechroundup.com)
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First class stream fusion (yesodweb.com)
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RealSelf (Seattle) Is Hiring a DevOps Engineer (grnh.se)
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Node ChakraCore Preview (github.com)
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Your Smartphone Knows Who You Are and What You're Doing (bloomberg.com)
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Office Hacks, a new podcast highlighting quirky hacks in the office place (itunes.apple.com)
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Five Worlds: software development =/= software development (2002) (joelonsoftware.com)
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Google self-driving car hits a bus (bbc.co.uk)
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Getting started with OAuth2 in golang (jacobmartins.com)
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Disney IT Worker Forced to Retrain Foreign Hires: ‘It Was Torture’ (breitbart.com)
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Components Palette for React Large Apps (github.com)
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Network Automation Hackathon – Win Cash (opennetworkingusergroup.com)
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Dale Dougherty Returns as CEO of Make: (makezine.com)
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Judge rules in favor of Apple in key case involving a locked iPhone (washingtonpost.com)