2016 Archive
5491.
Dyn Analysis Summary of Friday October 21 Attack (hub.dyn.com)
5492.
Amazon Alexa Comes to Pebble Core (blog.getpebble.com)
5493.
H.265/HEVC vs. H.264/AVC: 50% bit rate savings verified (bbc.co.uk)
5494.
Myths about Integer Overflow in Rust (huonw.github.io)
5495.
OVH to establish North American headquarters and first U.S. data center (governor.virginia.gov)
5496.
Useful Perl one-liners (2013) (catonmat.net)
5497.
Some questions about Docker and rkt (jvns.ca)
5498.
The mathematics of science’s broken reward system (nature.com)
5499.
IRCv3 (blog.irccloud.com)
5500.
Git Workflow Basics (blog.codeminer42.com)
5501.
Snowden calls for whistleblower shield after claims by new Pentagon source (theguardian.com)
5502.
Raspberry Pi Car Speed Detector (gregtinkers.wordpress.com)
5503.
HTTPS Results in 7% Google AdX Revenue Drop (blog.rome2rio.com)
5504.
Ask HN: As a programmer do you have ups and downs and periods of intense doubt?
5505.
The Japanese Urban Zoning System (marginalrevolution.com)
5506.
Being tired isn’t a badge of honor – Signal v. Noise (m.signalvnoise.com)
5507.
Quick, How Might the Alien Spacecraft Work? (blog.stephenwolfram.com)
5508.
Wild flower blooms again after 30,000 years on ice (2012) (nature.com)
5509.
TeamViewer users are being hacked in bulk, and we still don’t know how (arstechnica.co.uk)
5510.
Announcing Vue.js 2.0 (medium.com)
5511.
Riffle: an efficient communication system with strong anonymity (dspace.mit.edu)
5512.
Incident Report: Inadvertent Private Repository Disclosure (github.com)
5513.
John Romero has released his first Doom level in over two decades (gamasutra.com)
5514.
Python for Feature Film: Programming Images to Life (dgovil.com)
5515.
San Bernardino survivor’s husband backs Apple in battle with FBI (techcrunch.com)
5516.
Vvvv – a live-programming environment for easy prototyping and development (vvvv.org)
5517.
A few drawings about Linux (jvns.ca)
5518.
Internet Archive successfully fends off secret FBI order (theintercept.com)
5519.
Impossible Coin in Super Mario 64 (youtube.com)
5520.
Feynman: Simulating Physics with Computers (1981) [pdf] (cs.berkeley.edu)