July 2021 Archive
1801.
Controlling Marantz amplifier using Arduino via “Remote” socket (smallhacks.wordpress.com)
1802.
DoD cancels $10B Jedi contract (fedscoop.com)
1803.
Terracotta: Serverless GeoTiff Tile Server (github.com)
1804.
The Triumvirate: Coal, Iron, and Steam (technicshistory.com)
1805.
A natively flexible 32-bit Arm microprocessor (nature.com)
1806.
Chicago Suburb Spent Entire Federal Covid-19 Relief Funding on Police Payroll (ciceroindependiente.com)
1807.
Internet outages in Cuba following widespread anti-government protests (twitter.com)
1808.
On Leaving California and the Silicon Valley (bartwronski.com)
1809.
Fencers Refused to Fight. Then Came the Rule That Changed the Sport (wsj.com)
1810.
What happened to sidecars? (ontheroadtrends.com)
1811.
Helion Energy achieves fusion milestone (eetimes.com)
1812.
Are animals more conscious than we are? (erikhoel.substack.com)
1813.
Goodbye Xamarin Forms (itnext.io)
1814.
Too Smart (collaborativefund.com)
1815.
Scripps O2 Global Oxygen Measurements (scrippso2.ucsd.edu)
1816.
WASM to PS Compiler (github.com)
1817.
The antimicrobial potential of cannabidiol (nature.com)
1818.
Switching from GMP to GCC's __int128 reduced run time by 95% (2016) (nu42.com)
1819.
Cats N Wires (kultisti.itch.io)
1820.
Strict memcpy() bounds checking for the Linux kernel (lwn.net)
1821.
Warmest June on Record for Contiguous U.S. (ncei.noaa.gov)
1822.
The Baked Data architectural pattern (simonwillison.net)
1823.
Soviet scientific calculator gives up its Cold War-era secrets (hackaday.com)
1824.
City of Bees: Notes of an Urban Beekeeper (plough.com)
1825.
CompilerJobs – A listing of compiler, language and runtime teams (mgaudet.github.io)
1826.
“I decided to make a small synthesiser about finance in the year 2020” (gieskes.nl)
1827.
Lego logic gates and mechanical computing (randomwraith.com)
1828.
ISO should make all standards Publicly Available (docs.google.com)
1829.
Man Arrested in Connection with Alleged Role in Twitter Hack (justice.gov)
1830.
Private Israeli malware 'Pegasus' used to spy on journalists, activists (france24.com)