December 2020 Archive
601.
An Oscar Winner Made a Khashoggi Documentary. Streaming Services Didn’t Want It (nytimes.com)
602.
Things I Learnt in 2020 (drobinin.com)
603.
Remote Chaos Communication Congress – Streams (streaming.media.ccc.de)
604.
South Africa's lottery probed as 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10 drawn (bbc.co.uk)
605.
Baltimore police lied about almost every aspect of its spy plane program (vice.com)
606.
An Open Letter to the Communications of the ACM (docs.google.com)
607.
Microsoft says it found malicious software in its systems (reuters.com)
608.
'Havana syndrome' likely caused by directed microwaves – US report (bbc.com)
609.
Show HN: Write-Only Interface for Twitter (typefully.app)
610.
Show HN: Slices – puzzle game (slices.ovh)
611.
Scammers siphoned $36B in fraudulent unemployment payments from US (usatoday.com)
612.
Facebook criticizes Apple’s iOS privacy changes with full-page newspaper ads (theverge.com)
613.
The Impossible Mirror Scene in 'Contact' (filmschoolrejects.com)
614.
Cyberespionage Using SS7 via Circles (citizenlab.ca)
615.
How I Manage My Random Daily Notes (hachibu.net)
616.
TSMC confirms 3nm tech for 2022, could enable epic 80B transistor GPUs (pcgamer.com)
617.
In Pictures: How much plastic are you eating? (aljazeera.com)
618.
Facebook managers trash their own ad targeting in unsealed remarks (theintercept.com)
619.
How I Met My Wife (1994) (newyorker.com)
620.
Mundane: Rust cryptography library that is difficult to misuse (github.com)
621.
TinyCheck: Easily capture network communications coming from a smartphone (github.com)
622.
Supabase Beta: Auth, SQL Editor, Benchmarks (supabase.io)
623.
Introducing the Open Library Explorer (blog.openlibrary.org)
624.
Paris to ‘get rid of 70k parking spaces’ (itsinternational.com)
625.
DRY Is a Trade-Off (orbifold.xyz)
626.
A singular mind: Roger Penrose on his Nobel Prize (spectator.co.uk)
627.
Ruby 3.0 and the new FiberScheduler interface (wjwh.eu)
628.
U.S. physicists rally around plan to build fusion power plant (sciencemag.org)
629.
Brave Introduces Brave Today, the Privacy-Preserving News Reader (brave.com)
630.
Japan developing wooden satellites to cut down on space junk (bbc.com)