May 2015 Archive
6691.
Security Analysis of Android Factory Resets [pdf] (cl.cam.ac.uk)
6692.
What do Haskellers want? (fpcomplete.com)
6693.
Senate Cloture Vote on USA Freedom Act Happening Now (floor.senate.gov)
6694.
31 Reasons Why You Should Not Miss Maker Faire (medium.com)
6695.
How Not to Crash in Cocoa: Threading (inessential.com)
6696.
Android Factory reset fails to wipe sensitive user data, million devices at risk (securityaffairs.co)
6697.
Cambodia's lucky iron fish – BBC News (bbc.com)
6698.
It’s Not You, It’s Quantitative Cost-Benefit Analysis (mcsweeneys.net)
6699.
The Mystery of the Power Bank Phone Taking Over Accra (medium.com)
6700.
Digital Journalism: How Good Is It? (nybooks.com)
6701.
Cryonics preserves memories: Memory Persistence in Vitrified, Revived C. elegans (plus.google.com)
6702.
Blade Runner: anatomy of a classic (bfi.org.uk)
6703.
Centaur chess brings out the best in humans and machines (2014) (bloomreach.com)
6704.
WWW vs. no-WWW – fight (leo.github.io)
6705.
NSA winds down once-secret phone-records collection program (bigstory.ap.org)
6706.
Live markdown editor based on MathJax and Marked (kerzol.github.io)
6707.
Elon Musk didn't like his kids' school, so he started his own (venturebeat.com)
6708.
ARTIST RICHARD PRINCE SELLS OTHER PEOPLE’S INSTAGRAM PHOTOS FOR $100,000 (diyphotography.net)
6709.
Bitcoins really are useful. But not in the way you think (theguardian.com)
6710.
The work robots don't want to do (coderfactory.co)
6711.
Neurostimulation Caps: “Fitbit for Your Brain” (sherbit.io)
6712.
Nobel laureate John F. Nash Jr. dies (washingtonpost.com)
6713.
The Illusion of Stock-Picking Skill (blog.wealthfront.com)
6714.
Chrome for Android is now almost entirely open-source: Android (reddit.com)
6715.
The clock is ticking for Dropbox, valued at $10B more than a year ago (uk.businessinsider.com)
6716.
In 50-49 vote, US Senate says climate change not caused by humans (legitgov.org)
6717.
CHIP – The World's First Nine Dollar Computer (kickstarter.com)
6718.
Base16 Syntax Highlighting for Jupyter Notebooks (github.com)
6719.
Composition – not inheritance – in Backbone (danhough.com)
6720.
Show HN: Source for Quantum, ambient RTS with massive unit counts (badlogicgames.com)