February 2022 Archive
9871.
The Cryptocurrency Iceberg (twitter.com)
9872.
Apple Buys Startup That Makes Music with Artificial Intelligence (bloomberg.com)
9873.
Anti-privacy MSM: “Surveillance advertising” industry makes online news possible (theintercept.com)
9874.
Israel to Investigate Domestic Use of Pegasus Spyware as Scrutiny Hits Home (nytimes.com)
9875.
Why teenagers aren't what they used to be (bbc.com)
9876.
Ask HN: How much profits do you reinvest in your own startup?
9877.
Laravel 9 Released (laravel.com)
9878.
Intel's Optane Business Haemorrhaged over Half a Billion Dollars in 2020 (tomshardware.com)
9879.
Free AWS Office Hours for startup founders (calendly.com)
9880.
Arch Linux Update on the Status of Its Toolchain (phoronix.com)
9881.
Play against an AI to detect audio deepfakes (deepfake-demo.aisec.fraunhofer.de)
9882.
Java's Options for Options (mccue.dev)
9883.
The Problem with Crypto Payments (blog.hedgehog.app)
9884.
Trucker Convoy Raises $450k Using Bitcoin, Bypassing GoFundMe Restrictions (cryptoadventure.com)
9885.
Reference design offers wireless docking over Wi-Fi 6E for PCs (embedded.com)
9886.
Font Awesome 6.0.0 has Launched (fontawesome.com)
9887.
Angela Merkel's legacy: has she saved or destroyed Europe? (2018) (theguardian.com)
9888.
Progress and Volatility (drorpoleg.com)
9889.
The Fable of the Dragon-Tyrant (fermatslibrary.com)
9890.
The Biggest Missing Piece in Web3 – Decentralized Databases (jeremyfreedom.substack.com)
9891.
‘America’s Army’, The Pentagon’s Video Game, Shuts Down After 20 Years (vice.com)
9892.
Fixing flaky dbt tests with a sync cutoff (blog.lawrencejones.dev)
9893.
Key Supplier of Wafers for Chips Says It’s Sold Out Through 2026 (bloomberg.com)
9894.
Working on Multiple Blockchains (medium.com)
9895.
Nuclear Fusion Heat Record (theguardian.com)
9896.
CVE-2022–22718: Windows Print Spooler Privilege Escalation (research.ifcr.dk)
9897.
Ukraine and the Threat of Nuclear War (thenation.com)
9898.
Comparison of Encrypted Raid on Debian GNU/Linux (github.com)
9899.
Business Rapper Was Bad at Bitcoin Laundering (bloomberg.com)
9900.
Synthetic Change Is Still Coming (science.org)