March 2022 Archive
7141.
Ukraine Evidence: open data and information verification project for Ukraine
7142.
UK exposes Russian spy agency behind cyber incidents (gov.uk)
7143.
China doesn't have a Covid exit plan. Two years in, people are fed up and angry (cnn.com)
7144.
FCC adds Kaspersky to its list of national security threats (theverge.com)
7145.
Streaming the Steam Deck to OBS (linderud.dev)
7146.
Origins of Coinkydink (2016) (grammarphobia.com)
7147.
The Physics of Hypersonic Weapons (scientificamerican.com)
7148.
Can I ditch my work laptop for a Steam Deck? (techradar.com)
7149.
Dock – Pain-Free Containers (dock.orion3.space)
7150.
Duang (2015) (languagelog.ldc.upenn.edu)
7151.
Team GB women cycling stars face losing their Olympics places to a man (dailymail.co.uk)
7152.
Building an open source anycast CDN (2021) (blog.apnic.net)
7153.
Forward Chaining with the Jena Rule Language (ontology2.com)
7154.
Can blogs still matter in the age of video? (vaghetti.dev)
7155.
GitHub – Freenet/locutus: Declare your digital independence (github.com)
7156.
Among Us Servers Have Been Down for over 48 Hours Due to DDoS Attack (kotaku.com)
7157.
Zoom to allow users bypass company security settings to boost marketplace demand (twitter.com)
7158.
Google Issues Warning for Billions of Chrome Users (forbes.com)
7159.
Yuga Labs investors pretend to care about the planet. They don’t (amycastor.com)
7160.
Understanding Layout Algorithms in CSS (joshwcomeau.com)
7161.
7162.
DualStyleGAN - A High-Resolution Portrait Style Transfer (github.com)
7163.
Apple's Fines in Dutch Antitrust Case Hit 50M Euros (macrumors.com)
7164.
Canadian politician charged by Ottawa police over Freedom Convoy protest (foxnews.com)
7165.
Leaked Details of the Lapsus$ Hack Make Okta’s Slow Response Look More Bizarre (wired.com)
7166.
Jen Sorensen Cartoon: New NFTs (jensorensen.com)
7167.
Tracking PPP: Search Every Company Approved for Federal Loans (projects.propublica.org)
7168.
Plath Traps (sydneyreviewofbooks.com)
7169.
Phoenix LiveView the Form Function Component (blog.appsignal.com)
7170.
Yandex collects data from mobile phones before sending the information to Russia (arstechnica.com)