January 2022 Archive
11611.
Log4Shell-like security hole found in popular Java SQL database engine H2
(nakedsecurity.sophos.com)
11612.
Ctrl+s
(youtube.com)
11613.
Web3 is not the Early Internet
(quentb.com)
11615.
11616.
11617.
Self-Sovereign Identity
(en.wikipedia.org)
11618.
Year-long kiagram from sky pictures every 15 seconds
(twitter.com)
11619.
Features the Original iPhone Didn't Have When First Announced
(macrumors.com)
11620.
The Dumbest Pixel NFT on the Internet
(dumbpixel.com)
11621.
Metric Paper
(youtube.com)
11622.
Elasticlunr Query DSL, a full-text search library for Elixir
(atandarash.me)
11623.
11624.
Learn Programming with Go, One Game at a Time
(udemy.com)
11625.
CS224U: Natural Language Understanding – Spring 2021
(web.stanford.edu)
11626.
A new way to read (and print) double-sided paper (2016)
(mathlesstraveled.com)
11628.
What It Takes to Keep Covid Out of Hong Kong
(propublica.org)
11629.
Institute for Replication, and the Usual Concerns
(statmodeling.stat.columbia.edu)
11630.
Beware That Nocebo Strapped to Your Wrist
(bloomberg.com)
11631.
11632.
11633.
WebML Polyfill Examples
(intel.github.io)
11634.
11635.
Testing EVC, VVC, and Lcevc: How Do the Latest MPEG Codecs Stack Up?
(streamingmedia.com)
11636.
FAA Statements on 5G
(faa.gov)
11637.
A movie about how Google Search works
(youtube.com)
11638.
Why ads kill search quality
(twitter.com)
11640.