September 2015 Archive
4441.
Imgur XSS (reddit.com)
4442.
Unity is also found infected after xcode (xcodeghost) in China (translate.google.com)
4443.
The future of programmers (tcz.hu)
4444.
Bank of America Files Patent for Cryptocurrency Wire Transfer System (coindesk.com)
4445.
Atlassian Stash Renamed to Bitbucket Server (atlassian.com)
4446.
Modular Cryptocurrency, Part 1: Generic Block Structure (github.com)
4447.
Quirky Just Filed for Bankruptcy (gizmodo.com)
4448.
Apple's App Store Got Infected with the Same Type of Malware the CIA Developed (theintercept.com)
4449.
Facebook's ad auction doesn’t maximize short-term revenue (wired.com)
4450.
NGINX Open Source 1.9.5 Released with HTTP/2 Support (nginx.com)
4451.
Java Aerodynamics Toolkit (JAT) (opensource.gsfc.nasa.gov)
4452.
Sharing Economy Index (justpark.com)
4453.
Lab Grown Kidneys functioning in vivo (thelatestnews.com)
4454.
More Startup Metrics (a16z.com)
4455.
Giraffe: Using Deep Reinforcement Learning to Play Chess (arxiv.org)
4456.
LibreSSL 2.3.0 Released (marc.info)
4457.
Dear Free Software developers, would you mind supplying binaries? (pastebin.com)
4458.
Windows 10 will soon be more environmentally friendly with updated dialog box (arstechnica.com)
4459.
The Thucydides Trap: Are the U.S. And China Destined for War? (theatlantic.com)
4460.
iPhone 6S Teardown (ifixit.com)
4461.
ES6 Modules in Depth (ponyfoo.com)
4462.
Authenticate on linux by plugging your USB stick (github.com)
4463.
Show HN: Real-Time Stats for an iOS MMORPG Game in a Wordpress Front End (aftermath.io)
4464.
ABA Problem (en.wikipedia.org)
4465.
Variety Jones: A Corrupt FBI Agent Is Hunting Me, So I'm Turning Myself In (motherboard.vice.com)
4466.
Zuck, wash your hands (zuckwashyourhands.com)
4467.
Show HN: Toneapi – optimize content for emotion. Instant access via Product Hunt (producthunt.com)
4468.
Neural Implant Enables Paralyzed ALS Patient to Type Six Words per Minute (spectrum.ieee.org)
4469.
Recur – Multimedia Recurrent Neural Networks Tools (github.com)
4470.
Show HN: Umbrella App, physical and digital security information in your pocket (secfirst.org)