December 2015 Archive
5341.
Why hacking is an integral part of the future of the internet (forbes.com)
5342.
Underworld in panic after decryption of PGP messages on Blackberry device (translate.google.com)
5343.
My husband read to me while I was sick. It changed our marriage (washingtonpost.com)
5344.
Helpful marketing tips for startups (gofishdigital.com)
5345.
Why Swift Guard Should Be Avoided (medium.com)
5346.
Caramel for Swift, with Steve Streza (realm.io)
5347.
Amazon EC2 Container Registry Now Generally Available (aws.amazon.com)
5348.
Cryptography is hard (cs.columbia.edu)
5349.
Poverty stunts IQ in the US but not in other developed countries (arstechnica.com)
5350.
John Romero (Designer of DOOM and Quake) Taking Questions on Quora (quora.com)
5351.
The tales of Darab: a medieval Persian prose romance (2014) (britishlibrary.typepad.co.uk)
5352.
Kotlin 1.0-beta 4 is out (blog.jetbrains.com)
5353.
Judge Rules Kim Dotcom Can Be Extradited to US to Face Charges (wired.com)
5354.
1950s U.S. Nuclear Target List Offers Chilling Insight (nytimes.com)
5355.
China's Lunar Rover Found a New Type of Moon Rock (motherboard.vice.com)
5356.
Front-End Front – Basically, front-end news (frontendfront.com)
5357.
A Logstash Tutorial: How to Get Started (logz.io)
5358.
Tiny wins, every day (achievistapp.com)
5359.
Mossberg: The next big thing didn’t show up this year (theverge.com)
5360.
How the US Gov Legally Stole Millions from Kim Dotcom (techdirt.com)
5361.
Announcing Handmade Quake (philipbuuck.com)
5362.
TSA Can Now Force Passengers to Go Through Body Scanners (time.com)
5363.
Arduino Powered LED Christmas Tree (getstructure.io)
5364.
How to ruin your life with data (metabase.com)
5365.
Financial scams in China nabbed at least 24B in 2015 (qz.com)
5366.
The CIA Secret to Cybersecurity That No One Seems to Get (wired.com)
5367.
Merry Christmas from Tech Women (keepwomen.com)
5368.
UK Police Are Using Hacking Tools, but Refuse to Say How (motherboard.vice.com)
5369.
Jepsen Research Ethics (jepsen.io)
5370.
Single-chip microprocessor that communicates directly using light (nature.com)