Todays’s Guardian puzzle is about sneaky cookie pop-ups
(theguardian.com)
May 2021 Archive
5311.
5312.
Poor in Tech
(megelison.com)
5313.
Google Docs gets social justice update, “correcting” you as you type
(reclaimthenet.org)
5314.
Against being a “real” person online
(genyeet.substack.com)
5315.
5316.
5317.
Building Customized FreeBSD Images
(klarasystems.com)
5318.
Exxon Mobil's Messaging Shifted Blame for Warming to Consumers
(scientificamerican.com)
5319.
To the Brain, a Tool Is Just a Tool, Not a Hand Extension
(scientificamerican.com)
5320.
EU agrees to allow entry to vaccinated travelers
(lite.cnn.com)
5321.
Mathematicians Answer Old Question About Odd Graphs
(quantamagazine.org)
5322.
The Anxiety of Influencers
(harpers.org)
5323.
Perl 5.34.0 is now available
(nntp.perl.org)
5324.
5325.
Hot Showers and Toilet Flushes Can Help the Climate
(text.npr.org)
5326.
Seagate Specs the Mach.2, the World’s Fastest Hard Drive
(extremetech.com)
5327.
Elixir Desktop
(github.com)
5328.
“We scammed you guys, and you can't do shit about it”
(twitter.com)
5329.
The Brazilianization of the World
(americanaffairsjournal.org)
5330.
5333.
A Fundamental Explanation of UAPs
(uaptheory.com)
5334.
5335.
AIs and Fake Comments
(schneier.com)
5336.
International aviation industry roiled by Belarus jet diversion
(aljazeera.com)
5337.
Facebook tried to censor posts about vaccine hesitancy
(dailymail.co.uk)
5338.
Oracle Peddled Software Used for Spying on U.S. Protesters to China
(theintercept.com)
5339.
When a Raindrop Falls in the US, Where Does It End Up?
(river-runner.samlearner.com)
5340.