February 2016 Archive
9961.
The secret anti-languages you are not supposed to know (bbc.com)
9962.
Revealed: how Project Goldcrest helped Amazon avoid huge sums in tax (theguardian.com)
9963.
'Ricochet', the Messenger That Beats Metadata, Passes Security Audit (motherboard.vice.com)
9964.
How a Reporter Pierced the Hype Behind Theranos (propublica.org)
9965.
Want to chat with aliens? Now you can (therevista.com)
9966.
Your Assistance is Needed (kev.inburke.com)
9967.
Open letter to a guy who wrote a letter to the mayor of SF about homelessness (medium.com)
9968.
Graphs (github.com)
9969.
IBM Blockchain – For developers (ibm.com)
9970.
The Netflix Recommender System (delivery.acm.org)
9971.
BCC – Tools for BPF-based Linux IO analysis, networking, monitoring, and more (github.com)
9972.
Bob Ross lipsum, the happy loren ipsum (bobrosslipsum.com)
9973.
Holacracy or Autocracy? Both (yegor256.com)
9974.
Git doesn't check the hash of received objects by default (groups.google.com)
9975.
Deviation: The Open Source Swiss Army Knife Drone Transmitter Firmware (dronegarageblog.wordpress.com)
9976.
The latest high-end Ubuntu phone will be available globally (zdnet.com)
9977.
JavaScript fatigue fatigue (2ality.com)
9978.
FCC votes to fight cable's reign over set-top boxes (engadget.com)
9979.
Erlang with Joe Armstrong – Software Engineering Daily (softwareengineeringdaily.com)
9980.
Restaurant required $2/hr fee from employees; retaliated against whistleblowers (wwmt.com)
9981.
Doubled Up: Exploring the Crowding Phenomenon in New York City (streeteasy.com)
9982.
Apple, Encryption and China: Satirical Letter from Lu Wei to the FBI (en.greatfire.org)
9983.
Facebook, Twitter side with Apple in iPhone fight (usatoday.com)
9984.
How a team of five created a next-gen MMO with Unity and SpatialOS (improbable.io)
9985.
Political Bias Corrupts Social Science (scientificamerican.com)
9986.
Announcing NMREPLAY, a netmap based pcap player (lists.freebsd.org)
9987.
How Tim Cook Became a Bulwark for Digital Privacy (nytimes.com)
9988.
Git Cheat Sheet (alexkras.com)
9989.
The Most Precious Cargo for Lighthouses Across America Was a Traveling Library (atlasobscura.com)
9990.
Servo Lands Its New GPU-Accelerated Rendering Back End (phoronix.com)