July 2021 Archive
10141.
You Could Own a $289,500 Hotdog Stand in NYC. But Is It Worth It? (entrepreneurshandbook.co)
10142.
Retrocausality (en.wikipedia.org)
10143.
Woman has cigarettes delivered to Crowne Plaza hotel on Gold Coast by drone (skynews.com.au)
10144.
An Alabama lawmaker just wants NASA to fly SLS, doesn’t care about payloads (arstechnica.com)
10145.
What Type of Criminal Are You? 19th-Century Doctors Claimed to Know by Your Face (history.com)
10146.
The National Museum of Computing (mpembed.com)
10147.
A Brief Overview of Some Existing Formulations of Complexity [pdf] (cfpm.org)
10148.
Law Firm for Ford, Boeing, Exxon, Marriott, Walgreens and More Hacked (zdnet.com)
10149.
BitMart Will Delist XRP (support.bmx.fund)
10150.
Velociraptor – Incident Response using VQL, a query language for forensics (docs.velociraptor.app)
10151.
Conversation about Skills and Learning at Microsoft (devblogs.microsoft.com)
10152.
Apollo 11’s journey to the moon, annotated (youtube.com)
10153.
Show HN: WordDumb, a calibre plugin for creating Kindle Word Wise and X-Ray file (github.com)
10154.
The Cost of Cross-Border Data Flows (itif.org)
10155.
A digest of AI news in the first half of 2021 (lastweekin.ai)
10156.
Vaccination requirements: France is now treating its citizens like children (louison.substack.com)
10157.
U.S. Senate seeking public comment on cannabis legalization (theblackwallsttimes.com)
10158.
See the road sign that’s about to take over America (fastcompany.com)
10159.
Bernard Friot (en.wikipedia.org)
10160.
Pegasus Spyware and NSO Group (theguardian.com)
10161.
Maps with Django (part 2): GeoDjango, PostGIS and Leaflet – pauloxnet (paulox.net)
10162.
Custom eBPF Helpers (nigeltao.github.io)
10163.
We improved the performance of our Rust app (poor.dev)
10164.
Great Founder Theory [pdf] (samoburja.com)
10165.
Pegasus Project: Apple iPhones compromised by NSO spyware (amnesty.org)
10166.
Juice VM is a small RISC-V virtual machine (github.com)
10167.
Infinity Revenue, Infinity Possibilities (notboring.co)
10168.
Stranded and shattered seafarers threaten global supply lines (reuters.com)
10169.
Tomorrow's wireless world will be fatter, faster, and creepier (theregister.com)
10170.
Paranoid NixOS Setup (christine.website)