Welcome to the world of restricted travel, British people
(theguardian.com)
September 2016 Archive
8251.
8252.
Passwords get the boot as students use their own QR codes
(usatoday.com)
8253.
How Long Until Hackers Start Faking Leaked Documents?
(theatlantic.com)
8254.
8255.
Introducing: The Standing Couch
(gawken.com)
8256.
Build a Serverless Slack Bot with Webtask.io
(auth0.com)
8257.
Fork() can fail: this is important
(rachelbythebay.com)
8259.
Resilio Sync 2.4 (ex BitTorrent sync)
(blog.resilio.com)
8260.
GraphQL for the GitHub API
(twitter.com)
8261.
Moz Returns to SEO
(moz.com)
8262.
Slack introduces a new way to catch up your messages
(slackhq.com)
8263.
Scality S3 Server
(s3.scality.com)
8264.
The Entire History of Kickstarter Projects, Broken Down by City
(polygraph.cool)
8265.
Why Are Police Unions Blocking Reform?
(newyorker.com)
8266.
8267.
8268.
8270.
From Gaia, a Twinkling Treasure Trove
(quantamagazine.org)
8271.
Show HN: Serialization with Colfer code generator
(github.com)
8272.
8274.
8275.
8276.
8277.
One year of OrientDB Leaks
(orientdbleaks.blogspot.com)
8278.
Consul 0.7.0 is out
(github.com)
8279.
Netflix wants annoying data caps to be illegal
(theverge.com)
8280.
The Great Parmesan Rescue: Why the Superb Italian Cheese Is Worth Saving (2012)
(independent.co.uk)