March 2021 Archive
17191.
The uncanny valley of developer messaging (developerrelations.com)
17192.
Class action suit against Apple for butterfly keyboard (theverge.com)
17193.
Is It Time for StopOps? (iampj.xyz)
17194.
Bitcoin Mining Is Good for the Environment (pomp.substack.com)
17195.
Understanding Infrastructure-as-Deployed (blog.goldfiglabs.com)
17196.
The Things a New York Elevator Repairman Has Seen (and Smelled) (curbed.com)
17197.
New Images Reveal Magnetic Structures Near Supermassive Black Hole (public.nrao.edu)
17198.
QR codes with text in the code pattern (qr.new)
17199.
A list of current Covid-19 travel restrictions (cov19.travel)
17200.
Infinite grid with just one square (hugodaniel.com)
17201.
How Intelligent Could Life Be Without Natural Selection? (nautil.us)
17202.
WP Backup Bash (github.com)
17203.
We’re Hurtling Toward Global Suicide (newrepublic.com)
17204.
Musk Metals Acquires the “Elon” Lithium Property in Quebec (globenewswire.com)
17205.
Dating a Founder (sifted.eu)
17206.
I made this website with HTML (erikkroes.nl)
17207.
Dot-Com or Bust: Why Nobody Cares About Your Domain Name Extension (cmswire.com)
17208.
Qualcomm is planning an Android-powered Nintendo Switch knockoff (androidpolice.com)
17209.
Control Access to your on-prem services with Cloud IAP and inlets PRO (johansiebens.dev)
17210.
What makes a voice persuasive (tips.ariyh.com)
17211.
A movie changed one man's vision (2012) (bbc.com)
17212.
Ungoogled Chromium (ungoogled-software.github.io)
17213.
The Coder and the Dictator (nytimes.com)
17214.
Don't Hinge Your Life Earnings on Technical Skills Alone (leveragethoughts.substack.com)
17215.
First 3D images of a giant molecule (phys.org)
17216.
Running Encrypted Python Bytecode Without Performance Penalties at Runtime (engineering.soroco.com)
17217.
Telharmonium (en.wikipedia.org)
17218.
Moving List from Substack (kierongillen.substack.com)
17219.
ML Image analysis reliably identifies haematological malignancies vs. human eye (www2.helsinki.fi)
17220.
SaaS Startup Ideas for You That Work (gumroad.com)