March 2021 Archive
9811.
Chrome 89 increases desktop memory efficiency with PartitionAlloc (arstechnica.com)
9812.
How Postgres Makes Transactions Atomic (brandur.org)
9813.
Musk, Tesla Board Sued over Tweeting in Violation of SEC Deal (news.bloomberglaw.com)
9814.
SQLite Now Has Built-In Math Functions (sqlite.org)
9815.
Talented women graduates face gender inequality in their careers (actu.epfl.ch)
9816.
.NET 6 Preview 2 (devblogs.microsoft.com)
9817.
FossaPup a perfection companion for Windows 10 (linuxnewbiesince1996.wordpress.com)
9818.
Move over Shar, Tar and Stamp – It's RSEA: Ruby Self-Extracting Archives (github.com)
9819.
Analysis of risks of cyberattacks on weapons systems (wired.com)
9820.
Wiresteward: A WireGuard peer manager with oauth2 authentication (github.com)
9821.
AI Filmmaking: A Glimpse at a Possible Future (sofy.tv)
9822.
Tech CEOs want to disrupt education. What could possibly go wrong? (techworker.com)
9823.
Flux GitOps program becomes a CNCF incubator program (zdnet.com)
9824.
Masayoshi Son's SoftBank Set to Reap $16B Profit from Coupang IPO (forbesmiddleeast.com)
9825.
Maximum Entropy RL (Provably) Solves Some Robust RL Problems (bair.berkeley.edu)
9826.
Odd Comments and Strange Doings in Unix (2002?) (cm.bell-labs.co)
9827.
Directory of Developer Blogs (blogsurf.io)
9828.
Giant ice cube hints at the existence of cosmic antineutrinos (nature.com)
9829.
SQLite 3.35.0 (sqlite.org)
9830.
Happiness (nav.al)
9831.
A tiny JavaScript library to help printing from the web (printjs.crabbly.com)
9832.
Chamorro (Guam), Hawaiians, & Ryukyuans/Okinawans to remove U.S. military (twitter.com)
9833.
Team 6502: The Story of the Team Behind the Chip (youtube.com)
9834.
The Scheme-79 Chip (1980) (dspace.mit.edu)
9835.
The Lost Year: What the Pandemic Cost Teenagers (propublica.org)
9836.
Exploitation and Sanitization of Hidden Data in PDF Files (arxiv.org)
9837.
Open source Ethernet switch in the palm of your hand (hackaday.com)
9838.
How Were Soviet Computers Programmed? (reddit.com)
9839.
Imputed Rent (en.wikipedia.org)
9840.
User flow is the new wireframe (uxdesign.cc)