March 2022 Archive
2671.
Manhattan’s Chinese Street Signs Are Disappearing (nytimes.com)
2672.
Tweet: “LAPSUS$ extortion group claims to have breached Okta.” (twitter.com)
2673.
Google laid off entire GCP us support team (old.reddit.com)
2674.
Hackers can win $100k for helping Ukraine bring down Russian websites (sifted.eu)
2675.
Amazon near tipping point of shifting from rainforest to savannah study suggests (cnn.com)
2676.
dbl-word atomic cmpxchg that your CPU can do but your compiler won't (timur.audio)
2677.
How L.A. Got Hooked on Adderall (lamag.com)
2678.
Russia deploys a mystery munition in Ukraine (nytimes.com)
2679.
The Ecash Act (ecashact.us)
2680.
Top secure C++ coding practices (incredibuild.com)
2681.
Future Combat Air System (FCAS) (airbus.com)
2682.
Our vision for location-independent salaries at Buffer (buffer.com)
2683.
Please stop writing shell scripts (pythonspeed.com)
2684.
Legal Scholars Are Shocked by Ginni Thomas’s “Stop the Steal” Texts (newyorker.com)
2685.
The Russians Fleeing Putin's Wartime Crackdown (newyorker.com)
2686.
Ask HN: Using an LLC to protect side project IP
2687.
Ask HN: How common is it for people to come back to a previous employer?
2688.
Grip Strength by Age and Sex (old.reddit.com)
2689.
Hertz Files 3,365 Stolen Car Reports Every Year on Customers Who Rented Its Cars (inc.com)
2690.
Ask HN: Cheaper Heroku alternatives for Rails apps?
2691.
How the Channel Tunnel changed Europe (2019) (cnn.com)
2692.
Problems with Signal Messenger App (ravidwivedi.in)
2693.
China government takedown request for GitHub repos (github.com)
2694.
Physics in a diverse world, or a spherical cow model of physics talent (arxiv.org)
2695.
Show HN: Partially encrypt a file based on its HEREDOCs
2696.
Powerful people feel, express less gratitude (news.cornell.edu)
2697.
Container ship EVERFORWARD has run aground in the Chesapeake Bay (twitter.com)
2698.
Our Response to the War in Ukraine (github.blog)
2699.
Ask HN: I am seriously worried about security in FreeBSD
2700.
Tech workers are fed up and want to quit (zdnet.com)