September 2022 Archive
7951.
Tufte CSS (edwardtufte.github.io)
7952.
Sign in with Passkeys on iPhone (support.apple.com)
7953.
Traffic to local news websites has plummeted. What happens now? (poynter.org)
7954.
Dissecting Adobe’s Dumb Deal (ft.com)
7955.
North Korea's Lazarus hackers exploiting Log4j flaw to hack US energy companies (techcrunch.com)
7956.
Typo directs mourners to join the royal queue 5k miles away in California (telegraph.co.uk)
7957.
Cam Site Offers Hans Niemann $1M to Play Chess Nude (vice.com)
7958.
Russia Doing ‘The Dirty Dozen’ Recruiting Inmates to Fight in Ukraine (thedrive.com)
7959.
The Road to Zettalinux (lwn.net)
7960.
The Billionaire Who’s Getting a Sweet Tax Deal (nationalreview.com)
7961.
Amazon greenlights 'Blade Runner 2099' sequel series (engadget.com)
7962.
Uber hacked, internal systems breached and vulnerability reports stolen (bleepingcomputer.com)
7963.
California's new age rules for sites and apps raise a ruckus (axios.com)
7964.
Information has always been power (propublica.org)
7965.
Hacking the Life Hack (ft.com)
7966.
Scientists try to teach robot to laugh at the right time (theguardian.com)
7967.
BitConnect Promoter Gets 38 Months in $2.4B Ponzi Scam (bloomberg.com)
7968.
China, Europe, US drought: Is 2022 the driest year recorded? (bbc.com)
7969.
Covid-19 Linked to Increased Alzheimer's Risk (medscape.com)
7970.
Intuition Pump (en.wikipedia.org)
7971.
How I avoid sysadmin work (jvalleroy.me)
7972.
California's Largest 2022 Wildfire Puts U.C. Research to the Test (nytimes.com)
7973.
Chess is just poker now (theatlantic.com)
7974.
Zordle: Wordle, but with ZK proofs for your shared grid (twitter.com)
7975.
Peter Thiel – The Tech Curse (youtube.com)
7976.
Normans and Slavery: Breaking the Bonds (historytoday.com)
7977.
The Internet Is Already Over (samkriss.substack.com)
7978.
Human-level Atari 200x faster (arxiv.org)
7979.
NGO retracts “waste colonialism” report blaming Asians for plastic pollution (theguardian.com)
7980.
Federal court upholds law banning tech companies from censoring viewpoints (arstechnica.com)