February 2020 Archive
1801.
Financial Times 404 Page (ft.com)
1802.
How to Respond to Coronavirus by Bill Gates (gatesnotes.com)
1803.
Warming Up to Unit Testing (junglecoder.com)
1804.
Dark Mode vs. Light Mode (nngroup.com)
1805.
U.S. deploys 'more survivable' submarine-launched low-yield nuclear weapon (reuters.com)
1806.
Digital publishing is beginning to make money (axios.com)
1807.
Lax FAA oversight let Southwest Airlines put millions of passengers at risk (washingtonpost.com)
1808.
Electric cars grab 44% market share in Norway in January (reuters.com)
1809.
EGA Chapter 1: The Language of Schemes (golem.ph.utexas.edu)
1810.
Unsmear: Convert to and from timescales with smeared leap seconds (github.com)
1811.
The Fantastic Mr. Dahl (2016) (smithsonianmag.com)
1812.
Auto-vectorization for the masses (2011) (leiradel.github.io)
1813.
Philosophy of Architecture (2015) (plato.stanford.edu)
1814.
Agile as Trauma (doriantaylor.com)
1815.
WebThings Gateway Goes Global (hacks.mozilla.org)
1816.
The Tadpole Paper Mill (scienceintegritydigest.com)
1817.
Netflix cuts sockets by a factor of two with AMD Epyc (tomshardware.com)
1818.
KDE’s Plasma Mobile Is Shaping Up Nicely on the PinePhone (9to5linux.com)
1819.
Right to Repair: It seems lobbyists want my videos censored (youtube.com)
1820.
Durability vs. Availability (smalldatum.blogspot.com)
1821.
Apple Proves It's One of Right-to-Repair's Most Powerful Villains (gizmodo.com)
1822.
Why Objective-Smalltalk is (not) a Smalltalk (2019) (blog.metaobject.com)
1823.
No One Gets Rich by Shunning New Cars and Lattes (bloomberg.com)
1824.
The ‘consciousness causes quantum collapse’ hypothesis (2017) (philosophynow.org)
1825.
How I built my own browser (kilianvalkhof.com)
1826.
Virtual Nuclear Weapons Design and the Blur of Reality (thereader.mitpress.mit.edu)
1827.
Amazon Go Grocery – Full store open now (geekwire.com)
1828.
Sorted – a new web extension to organize bookmarks for Firefox (addons.mozilla.org)
1829.
Windows 10 vs. Ubuntu Linux Performance on a $199 AMD Ryzen Laptop (phoronix.com)
1830.
When Dorothy Parker got fired from Vanity Fair (publicdomainreview.org)