2015 Archive
4291.
Motorola Moto E modifications for anti-surveillance (people.torproject.org)
4292.
Time travel: An isochronic map of travel times from London circa 1914 (intelligentlifemagazine.com)
4293.
Hundreds of Thousands of Google Apps Domains’ Private WHOIS Leaked (blogs.cisco.com)
4294.
Goto in Python (github.com)
4295.
Show HN: Light Bootstrap Dashboard (demos.creative-tim.com)
4296.
Django Community Survey (djangoproject.com)
4297.
If I Knew Then (hbs1963.com)
4298.
Beej's Guide to Network Programming (2012) (beej.us)
4299.
Edward Snowden Explains How to Reclaim Privacy (theintercept.com)
4300.
Earth Primer (earthprimer.com)
4301.
The Secret Lives of Homeless Students (medium.com)
4302.
OpenTraffic: a free, global traffic speed data set linked to OpenStreetMap (opentraffic.io)
4303.
Rare Video Captures Sperm Whale in Deep Sea (news.nationalgeographic.com)
4304.
Visualizing machine learning (r2d3.us)
4305.
Rand Paul Pledges to Immediately End NSA Mass Surveillance If Elected President (nationaljournal.com)
4306.
Economics Has a Math Problem (bloombergview.com)
4307.
Google Launches a Developer Boot Camp, Promising Jobs for Graduates (bloomberg.com)
4308.
Corporations and OSS Do Not Mix (coglib.com)
4309.
130,000 pages of declassified US Air Force files related to UFO sightings (theblackvault.com)
4310.
Node.js running in the new Airbus A350 inflight servers (reaktor.com)
4311.
The Buddhist Priest Who Became a Billionaire Snubbing Investors (bloomberg.com)
4312.
Is 'SimCity' Homelessness a Bug or a Feature? (motherboard.vice.com)
4313.
Raspberry Pi Official Case (raspberrypi.org)
4314.
A new Stephen Hawking presentation about black holes (washingtonpost.com)
4315.
Inside a $34 smartphone (projectgus.com)
4316.
Show HN: Free, instant, secure, disposable chat rooms built in Go (niltalk.com)
4317.
How to create a handheld Linux terminal (n-o-d-e.net)
4318.
When hardware Kickstarters ship (engineering.koalasafe.com)
4319.
Java Was Strongly Influenced by Objective-C (cs.gmu.edu)
4320.
Popular Google Chrome extensions are constantly tracking you by default (labs.detectify.com)