July 2022 Archive
9631.
Software to Prevent Human Conflict (fwnbc.marketminute.com)
9632.
Association between alcohol consumption, brain iron and cognitive decline (journals.plos.org)
9633.
How to use your phone less (technosapiens.substack.com)
9634.
Ask HN: Effects of antidepressants/antianxyolitics on your code output?
9635.
Draw Me an (Abstract) Tree (fljd.in)
9636.
Apple blocks Proton updates when Myanmar users need them most (2021) (protonvpn.com)
9637.
A compiled-away, type-safe, readable RegExp alternative (github.com)
9638.
Brain-Computer Interface Startup Implants First Device in US Patient (bloomberg.com)
9639.
Very Short Introductions – Book Series (global.oup.com)
9640.
Show HN: Micro-Services on Micro-Controllers (github.com)
9641.
Freedom Ladder: Share your free software story (my.fsf.org)
9642.
Netflix’s latest anti-password sharing test lets users ‘buy’ additional homes (theverge.com)
9643.
Prime Video Redesign (theverge.com)
9644.
Anti-drone laser weapon hub to be created in Scotland (bbc.co.uk)
9645.
Show HN: I solved the problem of multiple tools in data infrastructure (datazip.io)
9646.
Loot boxes not to be govt regulated in the UK (bbc.co.uk)
9647.
Removed Apple Arcade Games Won't Be Playable Soon (9to5mac.com)
9648.
A love of Latin far away from grammar grind (theguardian.com)
9649.
Democracy.Earth: Decentralized human identity without sybils or bots (democracy.earth)
9650.
With ‘How to Change Your Mind,’ Taking a Trip with Michael Pollan (nytimes.com)
9651.
Elon Musk Became the Internet’s New Main Character (vanityfair.com)
9652.
Hidden Bar (github.com)
9653.
Air-gapped systems leak data via SATA cable WiFi antennas (bleepingcomputer.com)
9654.
Chromebooks could be banned in schools due to data policies (androidauthority.com)
9655.
Jamie Dimon: ‘Things can get much worse. We are facing serious problems’ (english.elpais.com)
9656.
No, C# Is Not Dying. But No Language Lives Forever (medium.com)
9657.
Small CSS library for writing your blogs (isneuu.com)
9658.
First Self-Balancing Electric Bike (weel.bike)
9659.
Decentralized Identifiers (DIDs) v1.0 Becomes a W3C Recommendation (w3.org)
9660.
The US military wants to understand the most important software on earth (technologyreview.com)