April 2015 Archive
6991.
Render Unicode symbol as text or emoji (mts.io)
6992.
Hacker Detained by FBI After Tweeting About Airplane Software Vulnerabilities (schneier.com)
6993.
Well I Wouldn't Want to Make a *Dys*functional Game – Clojure/West (youtube.com)
6994.
Technical Phone Screen HOWTO (caseywest.com)
6995.
TypeCoder – Natural language app creation platform (typecoder.com)
6996.
Daydreaming not multitasking is the way to process information (aeon.co)
6997.
VMware Buys into Linux Containers with Lightwave and Photon (zdnet.com)
6998.
The numbers don’t lie: Jay-Z’s Tidal music service is already a spectacular flop (bgr.com)
6999.
The artist bringing Ada Lovelace back to life (bbc.co.uk)
7000.
Downloading video games is worse for the planet than ordering disks (news.sciencemag.org)
7001.
Spycob helps you find fashion brands over 50% off (spycob.com)
7002.
News Feed FYI: Balancing Content from Friends and Pages (media.fb.com)
7003.
RootPipe vulnerability is still exploitable on OS X 10.10.3 (objective-see.com)
7004.
Initial amdgpu driver release (lists.freedesktop.org)
7005.
Hacking into a plane's controls no easy feat (cbc.ca)
7006.
Hoomi (Single Sign-On) SDK for iOS Now Available (blog.hoomi.co)
7007.
Jwz: YouTube has finally destroyed their RSS feeds (jwz.org)
7008.
28 social media management tools rated, scored, and reviewed (study) (venturebeat.com)
7009.
Everything you want to know about migration across the Mediterranean (economist.com)
7010.
Docker Load Balancing Now Available in Rancher 0.16 (rancher.com)
7011.
Getting a job at Airbnb (nina4airbnb.com)
7012.
About the Debian GNU/Linux Port for OpenRISC Or1k (people.debian.org)
7013.
Is it economically feasible to perform the 51% attack on Bitcoin? (hyperledger.com)
7014.
Finally, Neural Networks That Actually Work (wired.com)
7015.
A San Diego tech company posted this hilarious job ad (businessinsider.com)
7016.
Why tennis 'courtsiding' was my dream job (bbc.co.uk)
7017.
The Dawn of Killer Robots (motherboard.vice.com)
7018.
WWII Aircraft Carrier Found 'Amazingly Intact' on Ocean Floor Near San Francisco (npr.org)
7019.
Analysis of Haiku Operating System (BeOS Family) by PVS-Studio. Part 1 (viva64.com)
7020.
A Jedi Saga (raphkoster.com)