2016 Archive
10891.
When world leaders thought you shouldn't need passports or visas (theconversation.com)
10892.
In defense of Unix (leancrew.com)
10893.
Leaked documents show strong business support for raising the minimum wage (washingtonpost.com)
10894.
Chrome 56 Beta: “Not Secure” Warning, Web Bluetooth, and CSS Position: Sticky (blog.chromium.org)
10895.
Do Elite Colleges Lead to Higher Salaries? Only for Some Professions (wsj.com)
10896.
Scientists can’t agree whether salt is killing us (washingtonpost.com)
10897.
Malicious ZIP archives found in the AKP leak on the Wikileaks site (github.com)
10898.
Microsoft Delivers Another Broken Windows 10 Update (thurrott.com)
10899.
Where are we in the Python 3 transition? (snarky.ca)
10900.
22 years in, Magic: The Gathering is the brainiest it’s ever been (2015) (avclub.com)
10901.
‘Utopia for Realists?’ – a review (opendemocracy.net)
10902.
Apple removing battery life estimates following MacBook Pro complaints (9to5mac.com)
10903.
Startups, let’s act: Make Nov 8 a Holiday (blog.amium.com)
10904.
Libtiff goes offline (madfileformatscience.garymcgath.com)
10905.
Can a single car break a traffic jam? (bbc.com)
10906.
Anti Mediocracy Manifesto for Software Development (gabordemooij.com)
10907.
Huge no. of files for Angular 2 (stackoverflow.com)
10908.
The Age of the Never-Ending Performance Review (bloomberg.com)
10909.
A reply to Russell Okung (paulgraham.com)
10910.
We Don’t Need More Blood Tests (fivethirtyeight.com)
10911.
Ask HN: Know a good tool to purge all posts/likes/photos from Facebook?
10912.
Apple's desensitisation of people to fundamental security practices (troyhunt.com)
10913.
China’s Cheating Husbands Fuel an Industry of ‘Mistress Dispellers’ (nytimes.com)
10914.
Indian Women Seeking Jobs Confront Taboos and Threats (nytimes.com)
10915.
Apple May Use a First Amendment Defense in That FBI Case. And It Just Might Work (wired.com)
10916.
Ask HN: Why is inter-device file sharing still a hassle?
10917.
Peer pressure’s effects are perhaps more powerful than we thought (2014) (washingtonpost.com)
10918.
Wherever oil goes, the stock market goes (bloomberg.com)
10919.
Clang emits memcpy for std::swap, which can introduce undefined behavior (llvm.org)
10920.
PCB design now supports LEDs and Matias switches (ultimatehackingkeyboard.com)